Siddha Labs Vital Vegan Capsules

Vital Vegan Benefits 

Meet your body's needs and feel great!

Vital Vegan delivers critical nutrients often absent in plant-based diets to promote healthy blood, a strong body, and sustained daily energy. Our high-potency blend of iron, Āyurvedic adaptogens, and B-complex vitamins integrates Eastern and Western health principles for full-spectrum wellness for vegans and vegetarians.

Contains ingredients clinically proven to

• Increase blood oxygenation
• help the body cope with stress
• increase energy levels
• Support RNA and DNA synthesis 
• support muscle formation and recovery time when lifting weights

Reviews

"I feel an immediate energy pick-me-up when I pour the caps directly onto my tongue!"

Krishnan Unnikrishnan, Los Angeles

Our Ingredients:

Certified Organic Āyurvedic Herbs                                                                              

Anantamula- Hemidesmus indicus

This wonder herb deserves many accolades and is set to become the next superstar of the Āyurvedic herbal kingdom! Anantamula nourishes plasma, blood, and reproductive tissues, and is a wonderful asset to any seeking to nourish these systems in the body.

Guduchi- Tinospora cordifolia

Also called “amrita”, which means celestial nectar, guduchi nourishes all tissues of the body. Rejuvenative and cleansing without being taxing, it is indicated for anemia and conditions of weakness and fatigue.

Āmalaki-Emblica officinalis

Most known for its nourishing properties and as the foremost ingredient in Chyavanaprash, āmalaki is also indicated in cases of anemia, low energy, and general debility and weakness. It is a common plant in India and is produced from the fruit of the Malacca tree. It is said to increase reproductive fluids and sexual potency, and is also a hair tonic. It is also an effective liver cleanser, and has antioxidant properties.

Yashtimadhu- Glycyrrhiza glabra     

Licorice is known for its nourishing, soothing, and strengthening properties, and is indicated in cases of adrenal fatigue. Its name literally means 'sweet stick', and is 50 times sweeter than sucrose! Vitalizing, rejuvenative, and ulcerative, this delicious root does so much! It nourishes the whole reproductive system, and has a cortisol-like action. It is also fantastic in conditions of chronic fatigue, and is sattvic in nature. Licorice for life!

Importance of iron

Healthy blood for a healthy you!

Iron is an essential component for blood production and allows red blood cells to transport oxygen throughout the body. If you don’t have enough iron, your body is unable to produce sufficient red blood cells, leading to feelings of fatigue, decreased immunity, and increased chances of premature birth in pregnant women. It also plays a role in maintaining healthy cells, skin, hair, and nails(1).

How common is iron deficiency?

Iron deficiency is one of the most common nutrient deficiencies in the world and affects over 25% of the world’s population. It is the most common nutritional deficiency in the United States.

WHO recommendations.                                                                                                   “Daily iron supplementation is recommended as a public health intervention.. for the prevention of anemia and iron deficiency (2).”

How our iron is different

Āyurveda has been using iron to treat anemia and other health conditions for over 5,000 years! The iron from Loha Bhasma is processed 100x to yield a nanoparticle form that is easier to digest and assimilate than other iron products on the market, and supports blood oxygenation so that you can vital and energized. Studies have shown vegetarians are far more likely to be iron deficient, so be sure you are getting the iron you need for the health you deserve.  Try Vital Vegetarian, and feel the difference!

Why b-complex vitamins?

B vitamins play critical roles in many key metabolic processes in the body. As a group, their collective effects are important to many aspects of brain function, from energy production to DNA/RNA synthesis, as well as that of numerous neurochemicals and signaling molecules. They must be obtained from food or supplements, and while most supplementation focuses on b-12, research describes that optimal levels of all eight B-vitamins are critical for optimal physiological and neurological functioning. This same review shows a significant proportion of populations in developed countries suffer from deficiencies of one or more of this group of vitamins and concludes supplementing the entire B-vitamin group “would be a rational approach for preserving brain health (3).”