Why Should I eat Cow Ghee Everyday?

Ghee is 100% butterfat- golden, flavourful and nutrient-rich butterfat. It not only contains
which separate the oil from the other components. Ghee is considered as sacred, medicinal,
cleansing and healing food according to Ayurveda.

1. Digestion and Immune Strengthening

intestinal bacteria convert fibres into butyric acid and then use that for energy and
intestinal wall support. In this way a body creates its own ‘Ghee’. But people with
unhealthy digestive tracts do not produce butyric acid which can be harmful.


2. Healthy Immune System

Adequate production of butyric acid supports the production of killer T cells in the gut
which results into a strong immune system.


3. Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Cancer

Researchers are using oral butyrate supplements and butyrate enemas to treat
inflammatory bowel diseases such as Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis but Ayurvedic
physicians have been using ghee enemas for centuries to decrease inflammation.


4. The Emotional effect

Negative emotions have a chemical nature according to modern researchers which is
always said by the ancient cultures that body and mind is one entity. This chemicals
are stored in fat which can be removed through body cleansing.
Further, the cholesterol in ghee is something to revere. Science tells us that cholesterol does
not cause atherosclerosis. It rises during periods of stress or when inflammation is present.
Providing cholesterol through good quality fats, such as grass fed ghee, allows the body to
help address the inflammation.

Holy Cow
The positive effects of ghee is said to come from the ancient times according to Hindu Culture  that it comes freely from cows. Cows are considered special or holy in many Hindu cultures. The milk from cows therefore contains the essence of all those Spiritual powers and ghee is the essence of the milk.


digestive effect). Ghee has kapha qualities and may cause imbalance. Ghee is good for our
health and is also used in Ayurveda for medicinal purposes.  It is considered a prabhāva,
which means that it’s dynamic, electro-magnetic action, or its ability to heal.

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