Divya Putrajeevak Beej
So I recently heard that Patanjali has a product called Divya Putrajeevak Beej that promises the birth of a male child.
This product is a food supplement and many many women are taking it. the owners of Patanajli keep denying the use of the tablet and such claims but dont change its name to well being tablet or something.
I want to know does FSSAI approve such shams or who in the country did it? Companies are fooling people and Govts dont care. Where is the Advertising Council? Sleeping I guess. more
This product is a food supplement and many many women are taking it. the owners of Patanajli keep denying the use of the tablet and such claims but dont change its name to well being tablet or something.
I want to know does FSSAI approve such shams or who in the country did it? Companies are fooling people and Govts dont care. Where is the Advertising Council? Sleeping I guess. more
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First of all, this is an old news, way back from 2016. Second, this was proved to be a false alarm. The botanical name of 'Divya Putrajeevak Seed' itself is ‘Putranjiva roxburghii’ and it is called ‘putrajeevak’ in Hindi, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Telugu, and Bengali. Link- http://zeenews.india.com/news/india/divya-putrajeevak-seed-doesnt-guarantee-male-child-only-helps-in-conceiving-baba-ramdev_1588027.html Please do not waste other's time due to delving with your own biases, misinformation and complexes. more
Sep 13
The name of the medicine itself gives assurance and if the company denies, then what for ??? Public must not be cheated, if it is not working properly. more
Sep 13
Congratulations Neelima Verma for bringing to limelight such a glaring example of misleading publicity by an otherwise prestigious organization called Patanjali! No doubt, many of its products are pretty popular and effective too but all that popularity is dragged down to drainage! How on earth a supplement can help one choose the gender of a child even before it is born! Keep up your social concern! more
Sep 12
It would be pertinent to first find out whether Patanjali has claimed anany where in Black & White that use of this medicine will result in a birth of a son.If not then it is foolishness to believe in hearsays.I haven't come across anything where Patanjali had made such a claim. more
Sep 12
