SAMYAM Gotu Kola Powder (Centella asiatica) - 500g Pack | for Stress and Concentration

Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) has been used in traditional medicine (as well as a salad herb when fresh) for hundreds of years to help with skin conditions and wound healing, as well as some research showing it may help with circulation and may have beneficial neurocognitive effects. I ordered this pack of powder because I wantsome for making my own shampoo and gardener's hand cream for the inevitable cuts and scratches one acquires when gardening: there's plenty of good information on line about how to use gotu kola powder.This is a generous pack - weight a bit over the kilo. It's double-wrapped in a plastic bag inside another resealable bag. The powder itself is dry, smells fine and isn't visibly contaminated. It's obviously no sunstitute for the fresh herb for salads, but for other uses it should be fine. Recommended!

I don't know if it was a bad batch or something as a side effects of the supplement. But had to return it as I had the loose motions.

The taste isn’t very nice. Been regularly taking it. Can’t say yet that I’ve seen a spike in memory but will keep at it for at least 3 month to measure the progress

This is a 200g pack of gotu kola powder.It appears to be good quality and is easy to mix and use.You can add it to drinks and smoothies and also use it to make tea.I don't like the packaging. It isn't resealable so it makes it awkward to store it once opened.Overall, I recommend this gotu kola powder. I just wish the product packaging was better. 🙃

Easy to mix in with cold drinks or smoothies. I'm hoping this will help with my stress symptoms so that I can cutback on prescription meds. I was a bit stressed when the unsealable packet fell over on the worktop, though🙄😂😂

This is a natural product that can be added in small quantities to food or drink to obtain health benefits such as relaxation and improved memory, with further, more interesting benefits being investigated. It is a supplement well worth looking up. In cold water it does not fully mix but the taste is quite pleasant with a hint of aniseed. I opted to drink it in green tea adding an interesting flavour to the drink, but it does leave a sediment. It can be added to food, again in small quantities but choose the dish carefully so that the flavour mixes well with your dish. Curry is a dish it blends well in. It blends well in smoothies but keep the amount added small. The bag provided is a huge 1kg so it could easily last at least a year with the recommended serving being a half teaspoon.