Himalaya Drug Company

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Dear List Members

 

>In the area of animal healthcare, Himalaya Drug Company has a 20 percent

market share of the Rs. 70 crore herbal veterinary drug market in the

country. Its Liv 52 which the leading hepatoprotective metabolic stimulant

and production enhancer is the fastest growing among its range of drugs for

livestock, pet and poultry. <

 

Do our livestock need metabolic stimulants or production enhancers? If so,

why?

 

Does this then mean that this company of yours is encouraging the spread of

Ayurveda or reducing Ayurveda to the levels of the best in allopathy? (As I

understand from previous posts that this company has Ayurvedic combinations

" off the shelf " .)

 

Please tell me which you think.

 

Or is this another branch of the company which is not related to the

Ayurvedic products it produces?

 

Or is it a matter of " anything herbal " has to be good?

 

Thanks,

 

Jane

[Guest guest]

[Himalaya has a separate division for vetenirary medicine. So certainly you are

not using anything meant for animals !! I think they also have a Liv 82 which is

specifically meant to protect the liver against alchohol, but I am not too sure

if it is from the Himalaya group. - Jagannath]

 

I had heard that a Liv52 preparation was highly

popular with all those who drink too much or too

often. But that they have Liv 52 for animals also has

come to me as something new, may be due to my poor

general knowledge about Himalay Drug Co. Or is there

another Himalaya co that makes ayurvedic medicines for

humans? Currently, I am using their Cystone by Himalay

Drug Co located in Bangalore. Am I taking something

meant for animals, speaking lightly?

S. M. Acharya

 

--- Jane MacRoss <HIGHFIELD wrote:

 

> Dear List Members

>

> >In the area of animal healthcare, Himalaya Drug

> Company has a 20 percent

> market share of the Rs. 70 crore herbal veterinary

> drug market in the

> country. Its Liv 52 which the leading

> hepatoprotective metabolic stimulant

> and production enhancer is the fastest growing among

> its range of drugs for

> livestock, pet and poultry. <

>

> Do our livestock need metabolic stimulants or

> production enhancers? If so,

> why?

>

> Does this then mean that this company of yours is

> encouraging the spread of

> Ayurveda or reducing Ayurveda to the levels of the

> best in allopathy? (As I

> understand from previous posts that this company has

> Ayurvedic combinations

> " off the shelf " .)

>

> Please tell me which you think.

>

> Or is this another branch of the company which is

> not related to the

> Ayurvedic products it produces?

>

> Or is it a matter of " anything herbal " has to be

> good?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Jane