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Banyan Root Extract Powder | Bargad Jad, Marri veru saram

Banyan Root Extract Powder | Bargad Jad, Marri veru saram

Regular price Rs. 2,658.14 INR
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Banyan Root Extract Powder — known as Bargad Jad in Hindi, Alamaram ver saru in Tamil, Marri veru saram in Telugu, Alamaram ver saram in Malayalam, Vadaci mule ark in Marathi, and Botgacher mul niryas in Bengali (Ficus benghalensis)

Banyan Root Extract Powder (Ficus benghalensis) is valued for its Tannins, Flavonoids (quercetin-family glycosides), Triterpenes (lupeol/β-amyrin), Saponins, Phytosterols (β-sitosterol) in a root fibre matrix. Supplied through herbuno.in for buyers across India, with INR pricing at checkout.

Botanical name: Ficus benghalensis

Plant part: Root

INCI name: Ficus Benghalensis Root Extract

Key bio-actives: Tannins · Flavonoids (quercetin-family glycosides) · Triterpenes (lupeol/β-amyrin) · Saponins · Phytosterols (β-sitosterol) in a root fibre matrix

Extraction ratio: 10:1 / 25:1 herb-to-extract ratio (select ratio above)

Grade: Food-grade · Nutraceutical-grade

Form: Extract powder

Process: Solvent or aqueous extraction from root, concentrated and dried — see CoA for extraction system and extract ratio

Origin: India

Specification & Sourcing Notes

Aerial root is the part specified in classical preparations, and it carries a heavier tannin load than bark or leaf. Found in Ayurvedic preparations, oral-care formulations and traditional blends. Confirm aerial root on the CoA; bark is the cheaper substitute.

FAQs

How does banyanroot extractdiffer from leaf or fruit builds when I want a simple daily ritual?

Leaves taste greener and can read more bitter; fruit is rounder and pectin-leaning. For pre-meal capsules or teas, root gives a tidy cue that pairs well with ginger, fennel or light vanilla. In sticks and gummies, keep inclusion modest, add powder after liquid, whisk 20–30 seconds and allow a short settle. Lock pH and mix steps for two weeks before changing a single variable so results repeat cleanly at scale.

Claim strength: High

The astringency is noticeable—how do I keep flavour pleasant without heavy sweeteners?

Trim grams first (reduce by ~) before layering flavours. Then brighten with citrus peel, add a touch of ginger or a light vanilla round. Pre-wet the powder, add post-liquid, whisk 20–30 seconds and give a brief settle; avoid long high-heat holds that can flatten top notes. Use opaque/UV-safe packaging for sticks and gummies to protect colour and aroma. Change only one variable at a time so QA can confirm improvements and your water-activity and headspace targets remain on track through scale-up.

Claim strength: High

Capsules vs beverages—how should I present serving math and keep labels tidy?

Document grams, pH, whisk/settle and pack type (stick vs jar) so the consumer experience matches your pilot. Introduce any partner botanical only after two steady weeks; this preserves adherence and helps procurement/QC hold sieve cut, moisture and fill weights consistent across runs while you judge whether the change truly adds value.

Claim strength: High

Any positioning or caution notes to stay well within structure/function language?

Lead with routine and sensory: a gentle bitter-astringent root to support composed mealtime habits and everyday antioxidant support within a varied diet. Avoid disease or cure/prevent language; keep inclusion math transparent; include standard cautions (modest servings; consult a professional if pregnant, nursing or on medications); and retain your PDP disclaimer. This keeps claims conservative and your label clean while giving users a clear, repeatable ritual in capsules, teas, sticks or gummies.

Claim strength: Moderate

See also: Full-Spectrum Extract Powders · HerbIQ: Extraction Science →

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FAQs

How to store?

Keep it in a cool and dry place away from moisture and sunlight. Store the contents in an airtight Container after opening the package.

Where do we ship?

We deliver across all postal codes in India.

Do we have COD?

No, we don't have Cash on Delivery (COD).

Is delivery free?

Yes, All deliveries are free within India.

What payment methods are accepted?

We accept all major credit/debit cards, UPI, net banking and international cards. Cash on Delivery (COD) is currently not available