Guggul Myrrh Vegan Capsules

Guggul denotes a sweet, fragrant gum resin known as Indian Myrrh (Commiphora Mukul), which provides the basis for an entire class of traditional Ayurvedic formulas known collectively as Guggulu. These comforting oleoresins are considered deeply rejuvenating to the tissues and are said to promote detoxification, deep cleansing, and the balance of natural fats in the body. 

Guggul (Balsamodendron Mukul) has been traditionally used in Ayurveda for weight control & cholesterol support by gently detoxifying the body and improving digestion, cleansing the digestive system and assisting in the optimum assimilation of nutrients. Guggul is considered to be an excellent herb for balancing cholesterol. It can boost the metabolism to help eliminate waste from the body while purifying and revitalising.

About Hesh's Guggul Myrrh Capsules

• Ethically Sourced
• Fairly Traded Ingredients
• 100% Plant-Based
• Gluten-Free
• BPA Free
• Sustainably Cultivated
• Suitable for Vegans

Ayurvedic Profile of Guggul Myrrh

• Guna (Quality): Light, penetrating
• Rasa (taste): Bitter, pungent
• Virya (energy): Heating
• Vipaka (post-digestive effect): Pungent

Guggul Myrrh FAQs

Q. Should I buy Guggul Myrrh Powder or capsules?

A. The decision between Guggul in powder or capsule form is influenced by personal taste, ease of use, and intended results. The capsule form offers simplicity and convenience as they are easily swallowed and have a specified amount.

However, some individuals may opt for the powder form as it offers greater control over the dosage and can be combined with beverages or meals. If capsules are hard to swallow, the powder alternative may be a better fit.

On the other hand, those searching for a more hassle-free option may prefer the capsule form. It's worth mentioning that both the powder and capsule forms of Guduchi can deliver similar results.

Q. What are Guggul Capsules prepared from?

A. Commiphora mukul capsules are made from the resin extracted from the Commiphora mukul tree, also referred to as Guggulu or Indian Bdellium. The resin, which is a source of guggulsterone, is processed to produce a standardized form of the compound, making it available in the form of convenient capsules.

Q. What is Guggulu?

A. The Guggulu tree, also known as the Devadhupa or "incense of the gods", grows in arid regions such as Gujarat and Mysore. On average, 0.5-1kg of resin is gathered each year from each tree, which can be a challenging process due to the tree's small and thorny nature. Despite this, its rich history and spiritual significance make it a valuable resource.

Q. What are the benefits of Guggul Myrrh?

A. Guduchi is used for its many health benefits, which include:

• It has been investigated whether guggul can treat acne. Patients with oily faces react to guggul noticeably better.[1]

• Guggul may assist in lowering triglyceride, bad cholesterol, and total cholesterol levels.[2]

• Guggul may aid in weight loss by stimulating fat breakdown, which lowers the amount of fatty tissue.[3]

• Guggul can also help to cure type 2 diabetes owing to its hypoglycemic and hypolipidemic effects.[4]