A2 Gir cow milk is a variety of desi cow milk that is rich in A2 beta casein protein, which is known to be easier to digest than A1 beta casein protein found in most foreign breed cow milk. It is also higher in calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium than other types of cow milk. Presence of omega-3 fatty acids in A2 milk potentially lowers the consumer's cholesterol levels and the potassium present in it benefits one's blood pressure.
A2 Gir cow ghee is a type of clarified butter that is made from the milk of the A2 GIR breed of cow. The ghee is made by converting the accumulated cream through 'Bilona" process. The ghee is rich in taste and nutrients and has number of health benefits like improving digestion, boosting immunity, and protecting against diseases. It is also an excellent source of energy and helps in the proper absorption of vitamins and minerals.
Believed to have detoxifying and antiseptic properties, cow urine has been used in traditional Indian medicine for centuries. The use of cow urine for medical purposes is known as ‘gomedhutattva’. Cow urine is most commonly used in Ayurveda, the traditional Indian system of medicine. It is used as a diuretic, to cleanse the body of toxins, and to treat a variety of diseases and conditions.
India is well-known for its use of incense sticks. The country has a long tradition of using incense sticks in religious and spiritual ceremonies. One type of incense that is particularly popular in India is cowdung incense sticks. Cowdung incense sticks are made from the dried dung of cows. The dung is collected, dried, and then shaped into sticks. The sticks are then soaked in a mixture of herbs and spices before being sun-dried.
Made by a process of fermentation and extraction of oil from the cow dung, the soap is 100% natural. The soap is made by saponifying the oil with oils and fats. It is gentle and can be used on all skin types. It has therapeutic properties is also said to be good for the health of the skin and hair. Made from a renewable resource and sustainable, cow dung soap is also biodegradable and does not pollute the environment.
Being made of Cow dung and natural glues, these idols are eco-friendly. Cow dung dissolves in water and is good for the soil and compost. The idols made of cow dung can be dissolved in small quantities of water which can be later used as fertilizers as well. These idols when immersed in water bodies, purify the water and help to improve and enriches the quality of aquatic life as cow dung emanates healthy bacteria that serve as the food of the aquatic life.
Considered as auspicious to be lit, cow dung diyas are handmade and chemical-free which doesn’t leave any carbon footprint. Lighting up cow dung diyas spread positive energy. Use of cow dung diyas helps in promoting oxygen generation and mitigates the environmental pollution. These diyas are in major demand for Festivals Decoration Gifts, for Diwali, Navratri, Hawan, Pujan & for any other religious purposes.
