Patanjali’s Rose Sharbat: 'Made For Service, Not Profit, With Health Benefits,' Claims Company

Pic Credit: Swami Ramdev, Patanjali Ayurved, Instagram

Patanjali, the Ayurvedic company founded by Baba Ramdev, has once again increased the supply of its rose sharbat, along with khus and bel sharbat. The company claims that the main reason behind this is to ensure people’s health is protected during the rising temperatures in the country. Patanjali claims it is best known for its Ayurvedic food and products made with high-quality ingredients.

When Patanjali Ayurveda was founded, Baba Ramdev and Acharya Balkrishna decided that Patanjali would create products that would bring the benefits of Ayurveda to people and be good for their health. The company claims that the goal was never just profit.

Health First, Profit Second

Today, Patanjali claims it is a major player in the FMCG world. While it could have introduced carbonated drinks like Coca-Cola to capture a larger market share and higher profits, Patanjali claims it chose to prioritise the health of its consumers. The company claims it introduced drinks like rose sharbat, khus sharbat, and bel sharbat, which cool the body during summers, while also being affordable and beneficial for health.

What Makes Rose Sharbat Special?

Patanjali claims its rose sharbat is made from real rose petals and contains very little sugar. According to Ayurveda, this sharbat provides peace of mind and cools the body. Unlike other market drinks that only offer color and fragrance, Patanjali claims its rose sharbat is not only delicious but also healthy. It can be easily mixed with cold water or milk and enjoyed.

Benefits of Drinking Rose Sharbat

Patanjali claims its rose sharbat is made using traditional and Ayurvedic methods. The roses are directly purchased from farmers, ensuring that they are fresh and of good quality. This leads to a high-quality sharbat that is beneficial for health. Along with rose, other Ayurvedic herbs are also added to the sharbat, which provide cooling benefits, especially during the hot summer months.

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