Patanjali’s new Ayurvedic cure promises pimple-free skin in just seven days: Study reveals

New Delhi: For those battling persistent acne, Baba Ramdev’s Patanjali Ayurveda has introduced an Ayurvedic remedy that claims to eliminate pimples from the root in just seven days. Backed by recent research conducted by the Patanjali Ayurveda Institute, the treatment has reportedly shown remarkable results with no observed side effects.

The two-product combination includes ‘Divya Kanti Lep’, a herbal paste applied externally, and ‘Neem Ghan Vati’, an oral tablet. Together, they are said to cleanse the skin from both inside and out, attacking acne at its source. The formulation is entirely natural and rooted in traditional Ayurvedic knowledge.

According to the study, individuals who used the products consistently for a week witnessed a visible reduction in pimples and blemishes. Participants also reported improved skin clarity and glow, with no adverse reactions during the trial period.

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The key ingredients in the treatment include: Neem, known for its antibacterial properties. Giloy, which boosts immunity, Triphala, a natural detoxifier and blood purifier, Manjistha, which improves skin tone and removes blemishes, Haridra (Turmeric), which helps reduce inflammation and fights bacteria.

Patanjali’s spokesperson stated, “This product offers a safe, natural, and affordable solution for acne, especially for young individuals frustrated with costly chemical treatments.”

The recommended usage includes taking the Neem Ghan Vati tablet twice daily after meals with water, along with the external application of Divya Kanti Lep. Users are also advised to follow a balanced diet and avoid oily or fried foods for optimal results.

While the remedy is deemed safe for individuals aged 16 and above, experts caution that those with existing skin allergies, hormonal imbalances, or serious medical conditions should consult a healthcare provider before use.

With skin problems being a widespread concern, particularly among teenagers and young adults, Patanjali’s new Ayurvedic solution could offer a hopeful alternative rooted in India’s traditional healing system.