How to Have A Germ-Free Day in Office
What are the Do's and the high-risk items in the office to be aware of?
Read moreWhy Should You Clean Again After the Pros?
It doesn’t mean the job is done after the professionals have left the building. Here’s why
Read moreGoing Back to Work in Virus-Free Environment
Are you going back to work? Here is how to ensure your odds of having a virus-free office.
Read moreRelaxing Meditation During Covid 19
The outbreak of COVID-19 has caused us to feel anxious. Luckily, meditation is useful to restore your inner peace and lift spirits in these times.
Read moreBhutan Incense for Meditation
Incense sticks have always been there to support humanity while meditating, relaxing, and worshipping.
Read moreDifferent Types of Incense in Bhutan
Understand the types of Bhutan incense suitable for your occasion.
Read moreConvid 19 Shipping Updates from Singapore and Bhutan
Understand how our courier agents are responding to the coronavirus and how your order will be affected.
Read moreCOVID-19 UPDATES
COVID-19 UPDATES What We Are Doing To Keep Our Community Safe And Healthy
Read moreOur Bhutan Natural Official Mascot Red Panda
Bhutan Red Panda is our Bhutan Natural Official Mascot.
Read moreFirst introduction of Buddhism in Bhutan
The first introduction of Buddhism in Bhutan occurred in the seventh century A.D. by Tibetan king Srongtsen Gampo (reigned from A.D. 627-649).
Read moreFree Singapore Delivery Above $59
Free Singapore Delivery Above $59 and Standard Shipping Rate at SGD5.40 from the Normal SGD6.50
Read moreThimphu Cordyceps Auction 2016
Thimphu Cordyceps collection increases by almost two-fold. However, Paro, Gasa and Trashi Yangtse witnessed a drop in collections.
Read moreBhutan Cordyceps Price in 2016
Cordyceps auction in Paro disappoints both buyers and sellers
Read moreBhutan Natural Goes Where our Customers Go.
It's now easier to find Bhutan Natural Products. We are now available at Craft Gallery Thimphu and Metta Resort & Spa Paro. All Bhutan Connection and Druk Asia traveling guests in Bhutan can now purchase Bhutan Natural Products via our in-car retail.
Read moreBhutan Lemongrass Air Freshener Review
Hear what customers have to say about our Bhutan Lemongrass Air Freshener.
Read moreAdulterated Premium Manuka Honey
New Zealand currently ranks 14th in the world for honey exported. In 2018, a New Zealand company, Evergreen Life, pleaded guilty to charges of adding non-approved substances into its premium manuka honey to sell their honey at a higher price.
Read moreRice Fumigation Process
Rice fumigation is a method of pest control that uses a phosphine (PH3) or with low oxygen, treatment to exterminate pests in an enclosed space.
Read moreHead Pressure Points for Self Treatment
Head and neck self treatment Pressure Points to reduce day to day stress, back and neck pains and headache.
Read moreHand Pressure Points Self Treatment
Hand Pressure Points for Self Treatment to reduce day to day stress, anxiety, sleep disorders, back and neck pains and headache.
Read moreWhat is Propolis used for?
Bhutan Propolis is widely known to be nature's antibiotic. it is also anti-viral, anti-fungal, antiseptic and anti-bacterial.
Read moreHallucinogenic "Mad Honey" Grayanotoxin Himalaya Rhododendron
Honey (Mad Honey) made from the pollen and nectar of these plants may contain a high level of grayanotoxins.
Read moreBhutan Peach Wine Zumzin
An Integrated Horticulture Development Program for commercial deciduous fruit production in Bhutan. Following the guidelines of the Late King Jigme Dorji Wangchuck.
Read moreTurmeric Health Benefits
With its antioxidant properties, turmeric can help treat and prevent cancer. They help reduce free radical damage to the body. Researchers believe that curcumin as a beneficial herb in cancer treatment. It can affect cancer growth, development and spread at the molecular level.
Read moreTurmeric for Skin Care
Turmeric is perfect for sensitive skin as people who are suffering from rosacea or eczema will benefit from its anti-inflammatory properties. These are some conventional methods of applying turmeric on your skin with DIY masks
Read moreHow to Use Turmeric Everyday
Turmeric is a root from Southeast Asia. Hailed as the “Indian Saffron” for its beautiful golden brown color, Turmeric was perceived as the panacea for centuries.
Read moreThe Deets about Diabetes
Most of us might vaguely know about diabetes but how much do we know about it? As a nineteen-year-old Singaporean, I too would want to know about a disease that is Singapore’s most prominent health crisis at the moment.
Read moreInsect Repellents With DEET
Insect repellents containing DEET can be used safely when applied as directed and in the right concentration, depending on age.
Read moreWhy Mosquitoes Prefer You Over Others
The mosquito has very acute receptors in their antennae and head that can detect human scents from far.
Read moreBhutan Namgay Artisanal Brewery
Namgay Artisanal Brewery is a micro-brewery in Paro, Bhutan established in 2016. Using local ingredients to brew our beers as we want to achieve quality and distinct product. We go by the brand "Bhutanese."
Read moreGuru Rinpoche and Bhutan Red Rice
747AD- King Sindhu Raja offered guru Rinpoche rice wine (ara). Therefore the existence of rice is indicated at this time.
Read moreBhutan Lemongrass Spray Review
Hear what customers have to say about our Bhutan Lemongrass Spray.
Read moreClassifying Bhutan Cordyceps
What in the world is “cordyceps”? {Classifying Cordyceps} When I first echoed the word “cordyceps”, the aftertaste was foreign. What in the world is “cordyceps”? Hint: Think the fungi-looking thing that looks like tree roots. Refer to the image below.
Read moreHoney Remedy for Insomnia
Can't sleep? This remedy is for those who have insomnia. Try this out! Every night before sleeping, drink a cup of warm water mixed with one spoonful of honey. Legends say you'll be in dreamland in no time.
Read more不丹天然蜂蜜的健康利益
不丹天然蜂蜜含有高量的葡萄糖,花粉和蜂胶。蜂胶内含有全16样氨基酸,葡萄糖,维生素A,B,C,D和E,生物类黄酮和矿物质。生物类黄酮帮助修理以及改善人体的系统。蜜蜂花粉是个营养丰富的化合物,含有人体需要的养分.
Read moreBhutan Wild Cordyceps不丹野冬虫夏草收成之旅
Bhutan Cordyceps (Yartsa Goenbub) is an annual harvest that matures between May to July of the year. Every year, licensed Bhutanese farmers will ascend the sacred mountains in search of Cordyceps.
Read moreExfoliate Skin With Natural Honey
Delicious honey is nature’s best bet for anyone looking for “natural” antibiotics. It is multi-purposeful, and besides residing in your kitchen, it should also be in your bedtime drawer and your makeup bag! How versatile is that? It is the beauty secret- sworn by Old Hollywood actresses and modern-day Bollywood divas.
Read moreWhat to Shop in Bhutan
In this edition, we offer you a whiff of happiness. The world we live in can often be disheartening. We often fall back to the reality we are all too familiar with; the monotonous 9 to 5 work and overtimes, the repetitive ploughing and we often lose sight of the things that matter most.
Read moreWhat to Buy in Bhutan
Although we are a firm believer that happiness cannot be bought, we get it. The “Material Girl” in you wants a little souvenir to bring home that reminds you of Bhutan, and it won’t hurt getting something tangible to remember the magic. Whether you are in Paro or Thimphu, here is a list that reminds you of why Bhutan took your breath away.
Read morePrinciples of the Four Tantras 《四部医典》
《四部医典》The Four Tantras was almost regarded as the panacea for Tibetans.
Read moreThe Four Tantras
The “The Four Tantras” or Gyu Zhi (Gyushi) is a Tibetan Buddhist medicine book scripture that is mostly considered as the most famous and fundamental work in Tibetan medical literature, encapsulating the entire teaching of Tibetan medicine.
Read moreChinese Traditional Medicine influences on Bhutanese Medicine
The Sino Tibetan alliance was stable during the Tang dynasty. It was further strengthened with the marriage between the Tibetan King Mes Ag Tshoms and Princess Jincheng.
Read moreJungshi Handmade Paper Factory
This April 2017, Bhutan Natural visited Jungshi Handmade Paper Factory in Namtag Lam, about 1km away from the Thimphu City, to witness the entire process of producing Bhutanese handmade paper.
Read moreWhite Rice Bad For You
White rice undergoes a refining process that removes the most nutritious parts of the grain. But Bhutanese Red Rice is harvested to retain both the bran (fibre-rich outer shell of the grain) and the germ (vitamin-rich inner seed of the wheat).
Read moreRENEW Gawailing Happy Home
Gawailing Happy Home is a safe house which provides a residential program for women and children who are survivors of domestic and gender-based violence.
Read moreHarmful Effects of DEET
Long-term exposure to DEET above 50 per cent dosage, may cause insomnia, disorientation, mobility difficulty, seizures, coma, and to the extent of severe brain damage.
Read moreHealth Benefits of Buckwheat Hull
Buckwheat Hulls are naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites. Its unique structure is known for air permeability and durability for different seasons.
Read moreVAST Rice Bank Project - No One Deserves to Go Hungry
Asha Karma, the founder of Voluntary Artists' Studio, (VAST), believes that art can be a form of communication that conveys social issues and connects with the younger generation
Read moreBhutan Wild Cordyceps Improves Circulatory and Respiratory System
Consuming the alcohol that has extracted the essence of Cordyceps Sinensis, could increase blood platelet count to treat trauma injuries and also relieving post effects of anaesthesia.
Read moreHow to Use Bhutan Organic Lemongrass Oil
Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine uses Lemongrass Oil as a remedy for fever and relaxation. While Traditional Chinese Medicine uses Lemongrass Oil to ease stomach pains, relieve headaches, colds, and rheumatism
Read moreBhutan Wild Cordyceps Improves Cardiovascular System
Cordyceps Sinensis has a negative chronotropic effect when consumed. It decreases the heart rate and relieves the Myocardial Oxygen Demand imbalance
Read morePhotosensitizing Bhutan Lemongrass Oil
Some essential oils carry a photodynamic agent that release free radicals. These free radicals are very reactive to UV light, and when applied to the skin, it will create a skin burn. The skin burns because it has become photosensitised, which is why we labelled them as photosensitising oils.
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