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Satvam to disrupt natural health supplement market with the “ZERO Chemical” form

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08th October,2021- Satvam Nutrition to disrupt the existing natural health supplement market with its exclusive product range that is 100 % chemical-free and prepared with organic raw ingredients only.

Satvam has an array of products that address daily dietary supplements as well as preventative healthcare medicine. Satvam believes in providing the right nutrients to the body through the right ingredients.

The human body is built up of infinite cells and multiple organs which need all the organic nutrients to function well and keeps us healthy.

Because the food cannot fulfil those nutrients, people need additional nutrition to fill up the void. Dr. Sridhar Pandya, Director, Satvam Nutrition said, “ I aim to provide 100 % chemical-free

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