Planet Ayurveda Weight Gain Formula Capsule - 60 Capsules

Planet Ayurveda Weight Gain Formula Capsule

Planet Ayurveda Weight Gain Formula is a blend of traditional herbs like Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), Vidanga (Embelia ribes), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula), Bibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica), Amalaki (Phyllanthus emblica) & Pippali (Piper longum) etc which helps to regulate body metabolism and gain body weight in a very natural way. The diet starts to work, whatever food is consumed, processed properly and assimilated to every cell of the body.

The muscle weight increases and the ratio of body fat with muscles is maintained. Herbs in weight gain formula work in a synergistic manner to improve muscle tone, muscle weight, size and convert excessive fats into muscles. This improves endurance, stamina and increases weight of the person using this weight gain formula.

The product contains pure herbal extract and does not contain any chemicals, preservatives, additives, colorants or any artificial thing. Even the capsule shells are pure vegetarian made from plant cellulose.

Key Ingredients of Weight Gain Formula:

• Ashwagandha- Withania somnifera

• Vidanga- Embelia ribes

• Haritaki- Terminalia chebula

• Bibhitaki- Terminalia bellirica

• Amalaki- Phyllanthus emblica

• Saunf- Foeniculum vulgare

• Pippali- Piper longum

• Jeerak- Cuminum cyminum

Key Benefits of Weight Gain Formula:

• It improves the stamina and endurance of the person

• It helps to convert excessive fats tissue into muscles

• It possesses anti-inflammatory and anti-stress properties

• It increases physical stamina and provides the appropriate nutrition to the body

Directions For Use:
Use as directed on the label.

Safety Information:

• Store in a cool and dry place

• Keep out of reach of children

• Keep away from direct sunlight

Dietary Considerations

Diet plays an important role in building up health for gaining weight. Underweight persons should eat frequent small meals as they tend to feel full quickly. The weight-building quality of food is measured by the number of calories it. To gain weight, the diet should include more calories than are used in daily activities so as to allow the excess to be stored as body fat. The allowance of 500 calories in excess of the daily average needs is estimated to provide for a weight gain of half a kilogram weekly. All refined foods such as products containing white flour and sugar should be avoided, as they destroy overall health.