We are proud to say that India is a one of the leading and Internationaly recognized hub for Natural Herbs & Herbals. We are having sources direct with the leading manufacturer of Senna Leaves having annual capacity is to process 1200 MT crude Senna Leaves. The Senna Leaves are natural herbal medicines using in pharmaceutical industry as crude medicines to produce laxatives products. Our manufacturers are having in-house facility for each stage from cultivation to final transportation. Scientifically cultivation of wide range of products on a large scale ensures reliable raw material supply. Processing plants with modern machineries are capable of meeting customers' demands on time. A Vigilant eye of the Quality Control department fully equipped with latest Testing Equipments observes Highest Quality Standards.
Many people drink tea made from Senna leaves because they believe it speeds up metabolism for weight loss purposes. The Senna, in fact, is causing you to lose water weight because of the constant and powerful diarrhea. Dehydration is not far behind and the teas are also quite addictive. You may soon find yourself unable to have a bowel movement without taking more Senna and then your body has effectively stopped working on its own.
In the tinnevelly senna or Indian senna, the leaves and seeds contain 2-3% of anthraquinonic glycosides called Senosid A and B. Senosids remain inactive until I sip them and wait until they land in my colon. Then the intestinal bacteria inside my colon produce the enzyme glycosidase to release the active component aglycon which exerts its laxative power.
Senna Leaf is commonly known as senna or Alexandrian senna, and its scientific name is Cassia angustifolia. Senna has been used since the 9th century by Arabian physicians as a laxative and has been known as the cleansing herb. Only the leaves and the pods of the herb are therapeutically useful, states Herbs 2000. Senna is often taken as a tea, capsule, tablet or liquid extract.
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