Not only is Haritaki celebrated in Ayurveda but has its roots and uses in Buddhism as well. Buddhism regards Haritaki as the “Illuminating Nectar” and Lord Buddha is quite often seen holding the Haritaki Tablets fruit in his hands. VEGAN: All Sri Sri Tattva Ayurvedic Supplements are vegan, including Haritaki tablets. HIGHEST QUALITY: Sri Sri Tattva's Haritaki Tablets contain high quality haritaki obtained from Haritaki trees sourced directly from the forests of India. The powder is processed and delivered to you in packs of 60 Haritaki Tablets. FRUIT LIKE NO OTHER: Cultivated from the seeds of Terminalia chebula tree, it is popularly known as Indian walnut or Indian hog plum. The haritaki tablets plant has found its mention in a number of ayurvedic scriptures and textbooks. It's a green fruit that can be eaten raw. ABOUT HARITAKI: Haritaki trees are deciduous in nature and generally fill in tropical and subtropical districts of India, Nepal, China, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Vietnam. The trees are very tall, developing to a tallness of 30 m and have on the other hand masterminded oval leaves developing on the branches. They have dull whitish-yellow blossoms that have a solid impactful smell. The natural products are yellow to orangish-earthy colored in shading and are ovoid drupe-molded with five particular longitudinal edges along its surface. WE ARE COMMITTED TO SUSTAINABLE INITIATIVES: Sri Sri Tattva is strongly committed to charity projects and environmental initiatives worldwide. We aim to be a completely sustainable company in the next decade. By purchasing Sri Sri Tattva products like Haritaki Tablets you help us to sustain social projects in Asia and South America and continue to improve our sustainable initiatives - e.g. sustainable farming. Quantity: 60 tablets Note: Important Product Information Ayurveda has a very different approach as compared to western science. Our customers must note due to UK laws and regulations, not all applications of our products may be listed on our website. Information about the health effects of products should be separated from the promotion of products. Also, many aspects of Ayurveda are based on principles and perspectives that fundamentally differ from western science.
