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Qust al Bahri Root Sea Capsules – 100 Counts | Pure Saussurea Lappa (Costus) Quick Release

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Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
Qust al Bahri Root Sea Incense Capsules – 100 Counts | Pure Saussurea Lappa (Costus) Quick Release
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Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus is a herbal plant that grows in the high valleys of Kashmir and India. It has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.
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Discover the natural wellness power of Behalal Organics Qust al Bahri Root Capsules, made from pure Saussurea Lappa (Costus Root), also known as Sea Incense (Kushta Roots). Each quick-release capsule is carefully formulated to deliver the full benefits of this ancient herbal remedy, traditionally used for its powerful detoxifying, immune-boosting, and digestive-supporting properties.

Our 100% natural Costus capsules are crafted to support:

  • Respiratory health – May helps clear airways and support healthy breathing.

  • Immune defense – May strengthens natural resistance to common illnesses.

  • Digestive wellness – May promotes better gut health and metabolism.

  • Anti-inflammatory benefits – May supports joint comfort and overall vitality.

Each bottle contains 100 premium quick-release capsules, ensuring easy absorption and effectiveness without unnecessary fillers or additives.

100% Natural & Pure Qust al Bahri Root (Saussurea Lappa)
Halal & Vegetarian-Friendly
Non-GMO & Free from Artificial Preservatives
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? What is Qust al Bahri (Sea Incense)?

Qust al Bahri, or “Sea Incense,” is a lighter variety of Saussurea Lappa, a deeply aromatic root known for its detoxifying, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It has been used for centuries in traditional medicine systems across Asia and the Middle East to support everything from respiratory issues and digestive imbalances to skin conditions and energy levels.

Costus (Qust): There are two types: (1) The white variety, referred to as al-Bahri (marine costus). (2) The Indian variety, which is hotter and stronger, while the white variety is milder.

Qist, Costus or Costus Arabicus has many names in other languages, including "kuṣṭha" in Sanskrit; "kust" or "qust" in Arabic and Persian; "kut", "kur" and "pachak" in Hindi and Bengali, "kostum", "gostham" and "potchuk" in Tamil. "Upaleta" and "kur" in Gujarati; "kot" or "kust" in Punjabi; "changala" in Telugu; "sepuddy" in Malayalam; "kostha" in Kannada; "kuth" or "postkhai" in Kashmiri; and "kosht" (קשט) in Hebrew; "koto" in Swahili. Costus has bitter smell in a yellow or light brown color.

Elevate your daily wellness routine with Behalal Organics Qust al Bahri Root Capsules – a timeless herbal tradition, now conveniently packed for modern lifestyles.

Please be aware that the statements made about this product have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. We recommend seeking professional medical advice before using any supplement.

PRECAUTIONS & NOTE

  • Qist Al- Bahri is not a medicine! Remember you should consult your physician for specific information concerning specific conditions and dosage.

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