Original Vijaysar Ayurvedic Wood Tumbler Glass, 200 ml

Vijaysar, also known as Indian Kino Tree or Pterocarpus marsupium, is a deciduous tree widely used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine. Research conducted by ICMR supports its efficacy in managing sugar.

Vijaysar is known for its sugar lowering properties and has been shown to help in managing sugar. Compounds found in Vijaysar can enhance insulin activity and reduce glucose. Water stored/Infused in Vijaysar wood tumblers can help reduce sugar levels when consumed regularly.

Yes, Vijaysar is a well-known Ayurvedic medicine used for centuries to manage sugar. The All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) recognizes its medicinal properties.

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No, you should not stop taking your regular meds without consulting. Vijaysar wood tumbler can be used as a complementary therapy alongside regular treatment.

Yes, Vijaysar wood does have a shelf life. Typically, a Vijaysar wood tumbler can be used for about 30 to 45 days before it needs to be replaced to maintain its efficacy, as suggested by Ayurveda.

Yes, it is safe to drink water from a Vijaysar wood tumbler. Studies by the (ICMR) have confirmed that the water is safe for consumption and beneficial for health.

ill the Vijaysar wood tumbler with water and leave it overnight. Drink the water first thing in the morning on an empty stomach. For best results, continue this routine daily.

The Vijaysar tumbler works by infusing water with bioactive compounds from the wood, which help in managing blood sugar levels. The quality of our tumblers is ensured through rigorous quality checks and adherence to Ayurvedic standards.

 The color of the water can vary from dark green to reddish-brown, depending on the specific batch of wood used. Both colors indicate the presence of beneficial compounds infused in the water.