The human body is made of five basic constituents, namely:

Carbohydrates

Proteins

Fats (Lipids)

Water

Trace elements (minerals & electrolytes).

The different organs are made up of these constituents and their function is regulated through similar components. These are called as Enzymes, Hormones, and autacoids (e.g. histamine, serotonin). Trace elements are further divided into:

Vitamins

Minerals

Electrolytes

Micronutrients, etc.

Supplementation is defined as Supplementation that provides nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients where the patient shows signs of deficiency. Deficiency may occur due to lack of availability of a healthy balanced diet or poor absorption and utilization of these elements by the body. Also, it may occur due to the depletion of these elements because of the chronic disease itself. In order to supplement the essential micronutrients in a natural way. We should consume fresh fruits and vegetables. Raw herbs are also a rich source of the above components in the shape of phytochemicals. Phytochemicals are the biologically active substances in plants that are responsible for giving them color and flavor). Phytochemicals also provide protection to the human body and correct disease conditions. Many people routinely use some form of synthetic or extracted supplements like vitamins, minerals, and micronutrients on a regular basis in place of a well-balanced diet. Vitamins are available both in natural and synthetic forms. Though in both forms the molecular structure remains the same. The natural one is considered better. Studies have shown that protein supplements that are non-protein bonded. It is important to mention that Additional synthetic supplements may e sued in case of deficiency syndromes. One must abide by the suggested optimal dosage recommendations which if exceeded over a long period of time may cause adverse effects due to their accumulation in the body tissues (e.g. fat-soluble vitamins like vitamins A and D) its consequences. To have the desired positive effects the body must properly absorb, assimilate and utilize these supplement nutrients. It is essential to detect & estimate the deficiency of minerals before supplementation begins as the excess intake of the same may lead to harmful effects. For example: When an iron supplement is taken continuously over a long period of time, it accumulates in the body. The excess leads to the production of free radicals which are harmful to the body. Chromium (mineral) supplementation in diabetes can only be helpful f the insulin deficiency in the patient is due to the nutritional deficiency of chromium. If the intake of chromium is continued without nutritional deficiency, this will lead to an excess of chromium in the blood. This can lead to chromium toxicity, which has been associated with dermatitis, gastrointestinal ulcers, and liver & kidney impairment. A balanced intake of minerals is also necessary. when a mineral is absorbed, it must be carried by the blood to the cells and then transported across the cell membranes in a form that can be utilized by it. once a mineral enters the body, it compares with other minerals for absorption and assimilation. for example, excess zinc intake of unmonitored and imbalanced intake of minerals can lead to harmful effects on the body. Therefore, supplementation through a well-balanced healthy diet can multi-herbal products is preferable for the patient because they collectively provide the supplements which can be absorbed and utilized by the body in the best possible way. COMBINING RESTORATION WITH SUPPLEMENTATION FOR COMPLETE HEALING After understanding how supplements and restoration work individually to treat chronic disease, it is evident that to get the best results for the patient. It is important to provide both restoration and supplements simultaneously in the treatment. The preferred method to provide the restoration and supplementation is based on their availability through a formulation of multiple herbs and a healthy balanced diet. Doctor Thangs Herbaceuticals products not only provide restoration and supplementation in the best possible way in the single product but also?

Provides effective, dependable time tested (with synergistically active ingredients) and safe remedies which are targeted at the root cause of the disease and restore the health of the patient to an optimum level with no adverse effects.

Provides fast symptomatic relief.

Ensures that the active ingredients in the formulation are absorbed at an optimum level.

Dry or Constricted Nasal Passages

The dry, rough (vata) qualities that desiccate the nasal passages are best balanced with the oily quality. The following practices will help to properly lubricate your tissues:

Lubricate the Nostrils with Oil. Simply massaging the nostrils with an appropriate oil can be wonderfully supportive. You can use your pinky finger to massage sesame oil or ghee into the inner wall of the nostrils. Incidentally, the massage itself can help to relax the tissues and the musculature, releasing constriction, which is also a common sign of excess vata in the tissues.

Nasya.

This practice of applying herbalized oil high into the nasal passages (as described above) can also be very helpful because it delivers the oily quality directly to prana vaha srotas.

Ingest More Oil.

You can complement your efforts by following a vata-pacifying diet and specifically, by increasing your dietary intake of high-quality fats. Ingesting organic oils like ghee, olive oil, coconut oil, and sesame oil will help to lubricate both the digestive tract and the tissues throughout the body while calming vata systemically.

Ayurvedic Self-Massage with Oil.

Similarly, a self-massage with oil is highly vata-pacifying and will also offer deep nourishment, rejuvenation, and lubrication to all of the bodily tissues. Be sure to include the inner wall of the nostrils as part of your massage. For more detailed instructions and guidance on choosing an appropriate oil, please see our resource on Ayurvedic Self-Massage.

Ginger Tea.

A tea made from fresh ginger root liquefies kapha, kindles the digestive fire, and clears ama from the system. Bring your water to a boil and simply add about 1 teaspoon of chopped or grated ginger root per cup of water. Simmer for about 10 minutes, cool, and drink.

Gentle Exercise.

During a challenging time, it is also important to rest and give the body adequate time to recover. Mild forms of exercise, such as gentle yoga or a relaxed walk are the most supportive. Vigorous exercise is best avoided. Listen to your body and give it plenty of time to rest and recuperate before pushing yourself physically.

Healing Pranayama.

Bhastrika can very effectively help to burn up congestion.3 This breathing practice is deeply detoxifying and very helpful in clearing excess mucus from the respiratory passages.

Clarifying Herbal Tea

Ingredients:

Ginger powder (1 tablespoon or 2 parts)
Cinnamon powder (1 ½ tablespoons or 3 parts)
Cardamom powder (¼ teaspoon or a generous pinch)
Mix the dry herbs ahead of time and store them in a small jar. When you are ready to prepare your tea, steep 1 teaspoon of this herbal mixture in a cup of freshly boiled water for 10–15 minutes, cool slightly, add ½–1 teaspoon honey, and drink.4 This tea helps to warm the body, encourages proper circulation, kindles agni, and bolsters the elimination of natural toxins. It is very supportive of the body’s natural healing process.

If you tend to struggle with sinus congestion or frequently endure a sore throat, see the next two sections for additional therapeutic strategies.

Allopathic drugs are not the only way to care for chronic diseases as almost all molecules exert mild to severe side effects on other organs of the body besides the targeted one. The Western world – North America & Western Europe focuses on allopathic medicine as the best way to treat diseases. However, for thousands of years before the advent of the allopathic system of medicine, people were being medically cared for with the help of natural and herbal products all throughout the globe. Herbal therapy is a holistic therapy, that integrates emotional, mental, and spiritual levels. Lifestyle, emotional, mental, and spiritual considerations are part of any naturopathic approach. The use of herbs does not generally involve "drug" actions or adverse effects. Although medicinal plants are widely used and assumed to be safe, however, they can potentially be toxic. Where poisoning from medicinal plants has been reported, it usually has been due to misidentification of the plants in the form, in which they are sold, or incorrect preparation and administration by inadequately trained personnel. There are some "drug-like" plant remedies that actions approach that of pharmaceuticals. Herbalists use these plants in treatment strategies and in countries such as Britain their vast availability is restricted by law. Digitalis is one of these examples and the number of these plants is not a lot. The mechanisms by which the herbs generally act are not established, however, most medicinal plants possess antioxidant activities. The plants have been shown to be effective by this property in various conditions including cancer, memory deficit, Alzheimer's, atherosclerosis, diabetes, and other cardiovascular diseases. Antioxidant activities of herbal medicines are also effective in reducing the toxicities of toxic agents or other drugs

In this regard, a pharmaceutical drug is usually designed to elicit a specific reaction, and its “side or adverse effects” are usually traded as a “risk” against the “benefit” of the primary effect. Herbal medicines usually tend to have several broad complementary or synergistic actions on physiological systems at the same time which are usually in the same general therapeutic direction, and often non-specific. Furthermore, these actions are rare adverse effects. Herbal medicine actions are too complex and usually cannot be adequately described using the vocabulary of “medication” action terms such as diuretic

We have a well-documented Quality System to exercise adequate & Continuous Control over overall activities affecting quality. The main document used in drawing and implementing the company's quality system is the "Quality Manual." The Quality Manual sets out the Quality Policy and Quality objectives of the company along with the systems to be followed for the implementation of the Quality Policy. The Quality Management System ensures compliance with the requirement of current good manufacturing practices.

The formulations and products manufactured by Doctor Thangs Herbaceuticals are exclusive to and are the proprietary property of Doctor Thangs Herbaceuticals. The formulations and products offered are unique to the markets and are creating a new benchmark for the natural health product and nutraceuticals food industry. For the first time, Doctor Thangs Herbaceuticals has brought natural health and nutraceuticals dietary and Unani products up to the highest standards with respect to potency & purity,  maintained by the pharmaceutical industry The products offered are safe dependable and have no adverse effects or toxicity. They have restorative and supplemental characteristics to heal the human body as a whole. They can be taken concurrently with other forms of medication.

Doctor Thangs Herbaceuticals has always believed in continuous research and innovation since its inception. In spite of being a relatively smaller enterprise, we can boast of a wide range of herbal formulations and pharmaceuticals comparable to some of the large enterprises in this segment.

1. Research Initiative:

2. Design new herbal formulations

3. Evaluation of stability studies

4. Quality Assurance studies

5. Herb farming

5. Herbal Library

Collaborative efforts with leading Hospitals and Pharmacy colleges

As we know well In the market scenario where there are two separate products available for restoration and supplementation of the human body, Doctor Thangs Herbaceuticals has always thought of something different. In all the products we have formulated in which we have combined the good supplementation power of nutraceuticals, Dietary supplements, and the effective treating power of pharmaceuticals as we believe in treating, repairing, restoring, and bringing back the patient from the diseased state.

"PROTECTING AND NURTURING THE LIFE NATURALLY THE NATURAL WAY"