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FRUIT BASED FERMENTED
HERBAL HEALTH DRINK
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The
National Botanical Research Institute, Lucknow one of the constituent
laboratory under CSIR has developed a health drink utilizing
fruits and herbs, which are abundantly available through out India. The
herbal drink, so developed has been extensively tested for its useful
properties. The herbal drink has also been field tasted it taste like
beer. The medicinal plant gives bitterness as ‘Hops’ in any beer. Medicinal plants used in preparation of herbal health drinks are reported
to be good for liver.
ADVANTAGES ·
Fruit based herbal drink with non-toxic, antioxidant, containing plants reported to be good for liver and
increase immunity and diuretic properties having aroma and
refreshing property, with an ability to quench thirst. Provides instant
energy and fights fatigue. ·
No. of ingredients – 4 · Purely natural ingredients.Medicinal plants having health promoting properties. No chemical preservative ·
Plants are common and abundant ·
Hops replaced with indigenous plant ·
Colours from yellow to orange ·
Bitterness can be altered ·
Has self generated alcohol (2%). ·
Has attractive attributes-good taste, aroma and refreshing
properties with an ability to quench thirst ·
Provides instant energy and fights fatigue ·
Purely natural This
herbal health drink froths on carbonation however, it do not contains any
frothing agents like salts of lead and nickel. The
lab has confirmed antioxidant
activity in the drink , the
test report and related literature will be provided at the time of
transfer of technology. PATENTS- patent application for the Herbal health drink has been applied through PCT and US Patent No. 6,616,950. PRODUCT NBIRA
( a regd name )– fermented health drink with an alcohol percentage of
around 2%. The
concentrated health drink has following characteristic. Test
herbal health
drink Bitterness
value
180-201 Viscosity
1.5 cp SHELF
LIFE -
The concentrate has shelf life of Two years PROCESS
1.
Pealing of the Mango fruit and preparation of
juice. 2.Crush
the cleaned medicinal plants and mix
with water in the specified quantity
to get the plant juice; prepare the bitter powder by separating the
layers of the said juice then concentrate
and dry. 3.Prepare
the base material by mixing fruit juice, water, sugar, crushed barley,
bitter powder and Autoclave
the mixture. 4.Inoculate
the mixture with
fermentation agent in a fermentor; .
5.Collect the final product after complete fermentation(Approx. 72 hrs) and pasteurisation. Centrifuge and fill in bottles as concentrate. Pharmacological
testing Immunomodulation
– swim test Antioxidant-Significant
activity- Super Oxide Dismutase mimetic and Lipid peroxidation. HepatoprotectiveDiuretic Cytotoxicity studies – no cytotoxicity in NBIRA as compared to reputed market samples in L- 929 cell.
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