Jodhpur based company distributes 67,000 kits of immunity boosting Ayurvedic medicines to Corona frontline warriors and Army soldiers for free
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Jodhpur based company distributes 67,000 kits of immunity boosting Ayurvedic medicines to Corona frontline warriors and Army soldiers for free

Jodhpur based company distributes 67,000 kits of immunity boosting Ayurvedic medicines to Corona frontline warriors and Army soldiers for free

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Jun 10, 2020, 10:48 am IST
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A Jodhpur based Ayurvedic company, Cultivator Natural Products, has come up with a immune boosting Ayurvedic medicine which can help prevent Corona infection. The medicine prepared by a group of doctors at the company which was sourced from naturally grown herbs. The medicine which have no side-effects have been have been produced after considerable research.
 
Joining the fight against Corona pandemic, Cultivator Natural Products, has prepared kits of its Ayurvedic medicines to fight Corona where each kit contains 3 types of tablets namely, Breathayu, Immuincrease and Triphala. There are 30 tablets of each type which are to be taken for 7 days. The company has distributed 67,000 such medicine kits to Corona frontline warriors and army soldiers.
 
These Ayurvedic medicine kits were initially distributed to police personnel, jawans, home guards and healthcare personnel in Jodhpur in mid-April. Later, the free medicines were given to jawans of Pali and Jalore districts of Rajasthan. During the later days, the kits were distributed at various government and non-government institutions like IIT Jodhpur, AIIMS Jodhpur, BSF, Income Tax department, various banks and religious organisations.
 
Cultivator Free Ayurvedic 
 
There are 90 tablets of three types in the kit, thus, the total number of tablets manufactured and distributed by the company for free is a staggering 60,30,000 tablets till date. The company has vowed to produce 50 lakh more such tablets to aid the frontline health workers. At present, the company is manufacturing 1,50,000 (one lakh fifty thousand) tablets a day and aims to ramp it up.
 
Nayaran Das Prajapati, the Director of the Company, tells that these medicines have the capability to boost immunity of people and thereby avoid infections like Corona even in the future. He opines that India’s indigenous medicinal systems are fully capable of conquering global epidemics like Corona but the medicines have to be mouled to suit the modern environment.
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