Indian company Greenspace Herbs is introducing a new approach to Ayurvedic supplements through what it calls Quantum Ayurveda. The innovation, branded as the Ayurquanta 6 Revolution, aims to enhance the effectiveness of natural ingredients by focusing on their energetic properties rather than conventional extraction methods. Industry observers describe it as a potential breakthrough moment for natural health science.
Greenspace Herbs, an Indian company, claims to "activate" plants at the quantum level through a process combining AI-powered computational modelling, Raman and IR spectroscopy, acoustic priming, and magnetic field conditioning. According to the company, this method enhances the performance, consistency and bioefficacy of botanicals such as ashwagandha, turmeric and moringa without altering their chemical composition.
The AYURQUANTA 6 process is described as a form of resonance tuning that refines the frequency and energy signatures of plants. Greenspace says the approach is supported by clinical studies, biomarker assessments and validation protocols designed to translate traditional Ayurvedic concepts into measurable, scientific parameters.
India has long been a major supplier of Ayurvedic raw materials to the global market. Through its Quantum Ayurveda platform, Greenspace aims to move beyond supplying ingredients to offering technology-driven innovations that meet international quality and research standards. This shift, the company suggests, could elevate India’s role in the global nutraceutical sector from a raw material source to an innovation leader.
Shafiulla Nuruddin Hirehal, Director of Greenspace Herbs, said, "Ayurvedic ingredients have been judged by inconsistent standards for too long. With Quantum Ayurveda, we are combining ancient knowledge with scientific validation. Every batch processed through AYURQUANTA 6 maintains energetic consistency, turning traditional botanicals into standardized wellness ingredients."
Industry experts in integrative and functional medicine in the United States are reportedly taking interest in the initiative, as it aligns with the growing demand for scientifically validated yet naturally derived health solutions. |
