9g Couple Wellness She

Feminine Energy & Rejuvenation Fusion Food. ( She rabbit)

The Ritual: An ultra-premium, restorative food supplement thoughtfully engineered to honor women’s core wellness.

The Alchemy: She-Rabbit blends the profound power of 14 traditional adaptogens—featuring Shatavari, Rose, and Lodhra Bark and 9 ancient grains.

The Benefit: Crafted to sustain physical vitality, nourish cellular energy, and ease daily fatigue, this premium biscuit translates ancient wellness secrets into an elegant, daily vitality ritual.

A balanced diet supports overall reproductive wellness. Focus on these broad areas:

• ✓Folic Acid: Crucial for early fetal development. Found in dark leafy greens and fortified grains.
• ✓Iron and Protein: Supports blood health and oxygen delivery. Found in lentils, beans, and lean proteins.

Key Nutritional Areas for Pre-Conception

A balanced diet supports overall reproductive wellness. Focus on these broad areas:

• ✓Folic Acid: Crucial for early fetal development. Found in dark leafy greens and fortified grains.
• ✓Iron and Protein: Supports blood health and oxygen delivery. Found in lentils, beans, and lean proteins.
• ✓Healthy Fats: Supports hormone production. Found in nuts, seeds, and plant oils.

Estimated Macronutrient & Proximate Analysis (Per 100g)

Because this mix substitutes standard refined flour with a complex mix of whole grains and legumes, its macronutrient profile differs significantly from other mixes It features a lower glycemic impact, higher plant-based protein content, and complex structural fiber.

Component

Estimated Range (per 100g) Primary Source Contributors Nutritional Significance

Energy 410 – 440 kcal Grains, Unrefined Brown sugar Provides sustained metabolic energy.

Protein 12.5 – 15.5 g Toor Dal, Green/Black/Horse Grams, Vital for cellular repair and tissue development.

Crude Fiber 6.5 – 8.5 g Whole Grains, Optimizes gut health and stabilizes blood sugar spikes.

Total Carbohydrates 52.0 – 58.0 g Wheat, Brown Rice, Unrefined Brown sugar

Provides complex starches for sustained glycogen synthesis.

In traditional Ayurvedic wellness systems, specific herbs are classified as Artavajanana (promoters of female reproductive health) or Rasayana (rejuvenators). This formulation incorporates several key botanical barks and extracts: [

• ✓Saraca asoca (Ashoka Bark): Historically utilized in traditional Indian medicine to support uterine lining health, regulate cyclical comfort, and balance endometrial thickness.
• ✓Symplocos racemosa (Lodh Bark): Often paired with Ashoka in traditional practices, it is studied for its astringent properties and its potential role in balancing female reproductive hormones.
• ✓Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia): Widely recognized for its powerful immunomodulatory and anti-inflammatory properties. It helps clear metabolic toxins from the blood and strengthens the body's natural defenses
• ✓Ratna Purusha (Hybanthus enneaspermus): Traditionally used in Rasayana formulations to restore tissue vitality, manage nervous fatigue, and improve overall physical stamina

While this multi-grain and herbal mix provides excellent macro- and micronutrient support, incorporating potent therapeutic botanical barks requires careful safety evaluation:

1. ✓Hormonal Activity: Barks like Ashoka and Lodh contain active phytochemicals (including specific alkaloids and flavonoids) that can interact with endocrine pathways.
2. ✓Uterine Contraction Risks: Certain traditional herbs that stimulate or tonify reproductive organs during the pre-conception phase may be counter-indicated once conception actually occurs, as they could inadvertently trigger uterine contractions.
3. ✓Lack of Standardized Dosing: When herbs are baked into a food product like a powder, tracking the exact dosage of active botanical compounds is difficult. This variable dosing may pose risks during early pregnancy

Essential Labeling & Safety Steps for Herbal Food Supplements

Because the health mix contains potent traditional barks (Ashoka, Lodh, Guduchi, and Ratna Purusha), certain standard guidelines must be followed to ensure consumer safety and regulatory compliance for dietary supplements:

1. ✓The "Conception Window" Transition: Many herbs used to support reproductive health or tone the uterus during the pre-conception phase are not recommended once a woman actually becomes pregnant. Some herbs can stimulate uterine muscles. The label should clearly state whether the supplement should be discontinued once pregnancy is confirmed.
2. ✓Clear "Not a Medicine" Disclaimer: "This product is a dietary food supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease."
3. ✓Mandatory Allergen Warnings: This recipe contains multiple high-risk allergens. The label must prominently feature an allergen statement, such as: "Contains: Wheat (Gluten),

Batch Testing for Heavy Metals: Medicinal barks gathered from natural sources can easily absorb heavy metals (like lead, arsenic, or mercury) from the soil. Because this food is meant for women planning a family, it is highly recommended to run independent lab tests on your raw bark extracts to ensure absolute purity

Disclaimer: This information is provided for general educational purposes only. Dietary food supplements should not replace a balanced diet or professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before introducing botanical supplements into a wellness routine.