Ghee made from the milk of Indian desi cows by Vedic process is an Ayurvedic superfood. It is tri-doshic, i.e. pacifies vata, pitta and kapha when consumed in moderate quantities.

The fresh A2 milk from desi cows is obtained. (The cows are fed natural fodder and are also left to graze freely in the fields.)

2. The milk is boiled and set to curd. This increases CLA percentage in the ghee.

3. The curd is then slowly churned bidirectionally to yield makkhan. This step ensures that all the nutrients are retained.

4. The makkhan is heated on a low flame to yield golden ghee.

Not only does ghee have fewer calories than butter, but it is also loaded with vitamins and has a high dietary fat content as well. To digest its vitamins, as they are fat-soluble they need to be combined with fat molecules. In the form of dietary fibre, ghee offers these fat molecules. Together, our bodies absorb them readily and thus can use these nutrients.

Benefits

1. Improves Digestion

2. Increases Immunity

3. Regulates weight

4. Beneficial for Skin and Hair