A2 Pure Desi Ghee Benefits

 

Sarthak Satvik A2 Cow Ghee has essential macro and micronutrients that fulfills the daily dietary requirement of the body. It is a rich source of antioxidants and vital vitamins like Vit B2, B12, B6, C, E, and K, Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids and healthy amino acids.

Nourishes the body

Whether applied externally or taken internally, A2 Ghee nourishes and lubricates body tissues. According to Ayurveda, drinking ghee in the morning on an empty stomach treats the body like rasa, which is a major source of nutrition for cells in the body and improves the process of cell rejuvenation.

Enhances digestion & absorption

A2 Ghee stimulates the secretion of digestive acids in the stomach that help break down food. It also helps remove toxins and promotes elimination, thus improving digestive quality. It also increases the absorption of nutrients from the food we eat.

Increases immunity (ojas)

Around 80% of your immunity depends on your gut health.  A2 ghee improves gut health thereby it also helps boost immunity and detoxify the body. This immunity-boosting food also packs a powerful combo of anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits that makes it extremely difficult for diseases to thrive.

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