Comparison: pricing of ghruta (ghee) made by correct process and by modern process.
Ghee made properly will be costly compared to so call ghee available in market today. The current rates of ingredients dated 15th Jan 2011 are being used for calculation. Pure and correctly made ghee will cost at least Rs 900 per kg. This is because the cost price of this ghruta is Rs. 800 per kg. So the farmer and supplier get only Rs 100 per kg as profit.
Ghee made by other process will cost around Rs 250 – 350 per Kg. Cost of manufacturing this cream ghee is at the most Rs 50 per kg and manufacturer (mostly some big corporate) is making profit of Rs 200 – 250 per kg. We can clearly estimate the cheating by modern corporate’s and the honesty by real ghruta makers. This will be clear as you read on.
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Following are few more tips on how cow urine is beneficial to humans. Please note: we need to use the urine of Vedic cows only and kindly visit: http://mgdas.com/2010/04/vedic-cow/ for more details.
Eye drops: Put few drops of cow’s urine in your eyes with the help of a dropper. For starters it’s important to note that it can be apparently painful for eyes for few seconds. But with regular usage  pain will gradually vanish. Don’t panic as it will burn the eyes initially. Final outcome would be amazing. Read the rest of this entry »
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By using tooth powder as described below many people have got many benefits out of which I am mentioning few below. Many a times our teeth becomes loose and they move. In few days of using cow dung tooth powder the teeth becomes fixed again. Read the rest of this entry »
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Dung available from one fully grown cow/ bull is around 5.4 tonnes per annum. so dry dung will be around 54. x 0.30 = 1620 kg per annum. This is equivalent to 712 kg of dry wood. This amount of wood comes from 6 large trees. So by keeping one old cow or bull alive we protect 6 large trees per annum from felling. Read the rest of this entry »
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This is a email conversation between myself and Mr. Daniel Kumar who wrote to me after reading my article about General Health Advice For Devotees.
Here I have answered to his long email that had a list of queries and arguments about the things I wrote in my last post. Reading this conversation will clarify my many reasons to introduce this matter of food preference to our readers.
For reading convenience. Mr. Daniel’s comments are printed in Dark Brown Color and my comments are in black color.
I am open to further questions on this topic at all times.
Thank you very much.
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