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Certificate-Halal.Pdf APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva LLC., located at 2610W Horizon, Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201A, Henderson, Nevada, 89052 (USA). (Effective from June 12, 2021 through June 11, 2022) No. Product Names: 1. Acacia Catechu Extract-Khadira/Catechu 2. Achyranthes aspera Extract- Apamarga 3. Acorus calamus Extract-Bach 4. Aegle marmelos Extract- Bael 5. Allium vineale Extract - Garlic 6. Alpinia galanga Extract - Galanga 7. Amla Extract- Phyllanthus emblica 8. Andographis Extract- Kalmegh 9. Manjakani Extract 10. Arjuna Extract-Terminalia arjuna 11. Ashoka Extract-Saraca indica 12. Ashwagandha Extract-Withania somnifera 13. Asparagus racemosus Extract - Shatavari 14. Azadirachta indica Extract - Neem 15. Bacopa Extract-Bacopa monnieri/Nir Brahmi 16. Bahunia Extract - Bauhinia purpurea 17. Bamboo (Silica Extract Powder) 18. Bitter Melon Extract-Momordica charantia 19. Black Cumin Extract 20. Bhringraj Extract 21. Bambusa arundinacca (Tabasir) Dry Extract 22. Banaba Extract- Legerstromia speciosa 23. Belladona Extract-Atropa belladonna 24. Berberis aristata Extract- Daru Haridra 25. Black Tea Extract-Camellia sinensis 26. Boswellia serrata Extract - Boswellia (Salakhi) 27. Bromelain - Ananus comosus 28. Calendula officinalis Extract- Marigold 29. Camellia sinensis Extract-Tea 30. Cassia angustifolia Extract - Senna 31. Cassia fistula Extract - Amaltas 32. Cedrus deodara Extract- Deodar 33. Centella asiatica Extract - Bhrami 34. Cinnamon cassia Extract - Cinnamon (Pages 2 –30) APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva LLC., located at 2610W Horizon, Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201A, Henderson, Nevada, 89052 (USA). (Effective from June 12, 2021 through June 11, 2022) 35. Cissus quandrangularis Extract- Cissus/Hadjod 36. Citrus sinensis Extract (orange) 37. Citrus aurantium Extract-Coom Orange 38. Citrus Lemon Extract 39. Crocus sativus Extract - Saffron 40. Coffee arabica Extract - Green Coffee 41. Coleus forskholi Extract- Coleus 42. Commiphora mukul Extract - Guggul 43. Convolvulus pluricaulis - Shankhpushpi 44. Curcumin Extract - Turmeric 45. Elettaria cardamomum Extract - Cardamom 46. Fenugreek Extract 47. Femia assafoetida Extract 48. Garcinia mangostana - Mangostin Extract 49. Glycyrrhiza glabra Extract- Licorice 50. Gotukola Extract 51. Griffonia simplicifolia - Griffonia 52. Guduchi Extract 53. Haritaki Extract 54. Hedychium spicatum Extract- Hedichium / Kapur Kachri 55. Hemidusmus lndicus Extract -Anantmula 56. Holarrhena antidysentrica Extract- Kurchi Bark 57. Holy Basil Extract 58. Ivy Gourd Fruit Extract 59. Lakshaman Phal Extract 60. Lutein Extract 61. Lycopene Extract 62. Millet Extract 63. Morinda citrifolia Extract - Noni 64. Moringa oleifera Extract - Moringa 65. Mucuna pruriens Extract - Kavach 66. Mulberry Extract 67. Myristica fragrans Fruit Extract (Nutmeg) 68. Nardostachys jatamansi Extract - Jatamansi 69. Natural Caffeine Extract 70. Neem Leave Extract (Pages 3 –30) APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva LLC., located at 2610W Horizon, Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201A, Henderson, Nevada, 89052 (USA). (Effective from June 12, 2021 through June 11, 2022) 71. Papaya Extract 72. White Kidney Beans extract 73. Picrorhiza kurroa - Kutki Extract 74. Pineapple Extract 75. Pineapple Dry Extract 76. Plumbago zeylanica Extract- Chitrak Mool 77. Psidium guajava Extract - Guava 78. Pterocarpus marsupium Extract - Bijasar 79. Pueraria tuberose Extract - Vidari 80. Red Clover Extract 81. Salacia oblonga Extract 82. Sarasparilla Extract 83. Shankhpushpi Extract 84. Shilajit Extract 85. Solanum xanthocarpum Extract -Kantakari 86. Spirulina Extract 87. Stevia Extract 88. Symplocos racemosa - Lodhra Extract 89. Tamarindus lndica - Tamarind Powder 90. Tamarind Extract 91. Terminalia chebula Extract - Harda 92. Tenninalia Bellerica Extract - Baheda 93. Tribulus terrestris Extract - Gokhru 94. Yohimbe Extract 95. Zingiber officinale Extract - Ginger 96. Akarkara Extract - Anacyclus pyrethrum 97. Gorakhmundi Extract - Spaeranthus indicus 98. Natural Apple Juice Powder 99. Natural Apricot Juice Powder 100. Natural Amla Juice Powder 101. Natural Custard Apple powder 102. Natural Fig Powder 103. Natural Lemon Juice Powder 104. Natural Litchi pulp Powder 105. Natural Mushroom Juice Powder (Pages 4 –30) APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva LLC., located at 2610W Horizon, Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201A, Henderson, Nevada, 89052 (USA). (Effective from June 12, 2021 through June 11, 2022) 106. Natural Papaya Juice Powder 107. Natural Pomegranate Juice Powder 108. Natural Tamarind Juice Powder 109. Natural Coconut Water Powder 110. Natural Aloevera Juice Powder 111. Natural Blueberry powder 112. Natural Blackcurrant powder 113. Natural Bitter melon powder 114. Natural Wood Apple Powder 115. Natural Acerola Juice Powder· 116. Natural Banana pulp Powder 117. Natural Date Powder 118. Natural Gooseberry Powder 119. Natural Guava Powder 120. Natural Lime Juice Powder 121. Natural Mango Juice Powder 122. Natural Orange Juice Powder 123. Natural Pineapple Juice Powder 124. Natural Strawberry Juice Powder 125. Natural Fermented Papaya Powder 126. Natural Watermelon Juice Powder 127. Natural Dry Mango Powder (Amchur) 128. Natural Pomegranate Seed Powder 129. Natural Raspberry powder 130. Natural Cranberry powder 131. Natural Beet Root Juice Powder 132. Natural Bottle Gourd Powder 133. Natural Ginger Powder 134. Natural Green Chili Powder/flakes 135. Natural white Onion Powder/flakes 136. Natural Tomato Powder 137. Natural Spinach Powder 138. Natural Bitter guard juice powder 139. Natural Cucumber Powder 140. Natural Garlic Powder/flakes (Pages 5 –30) APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva LLC., located at 2610W Horizon, Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201A, Henderson, Nevada, 89052 (USA). (Effective from June 12, 2021 through June 11, 2022) 141. Natural Red Onion Powder /flakes 142. Natural Pumpkin Powder 143. Natural Carrot Powder 144. Natural Cayenne Pepper powder 145. Natural Red Chilli Powder 146. Groundnut Oil Fat powder 147. MCT (Medium Chain Triglycerides) Oil Fat Powder 148. Sunflower Oil Fat powder 149. Corn Oil Fat powder 150. Palm Oil Fat Powder 151. Flax Seed powder 152. Borage Oil Fat powder 153. Conjugated Linoleic Acid 154. Frankincense Oil Powder 155. Black Seed Oil Powder 156. Evening Primose Oil Powder 157. Cumin Seed Oil Powder 158. Sodium Caseinate 159. Calcium Caseinate 160. Yoghurt Powder 161. Curd Powder 162. Cheese Powder 163. Whey Protein Powder 164. Caramel Powder 165. Beta Carotene 166. Soya Lecithin Powder 167. Resin Powder 168. Avocado Powder 169. Vinegar Powder 170. Honey Powder 171. Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein (HVP) Powder 172. Apple Cider Vinegar Powder 173. Papain 174. Bromelain 175. Serratiopeptidase (Pages 6 –30) APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva LLC., located at 2610W Horizon, Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201A, Henderson, Nevada, 89052 (USA). (Effective from June 12, 2021 through June 11, 2022) 176. Lactase 177. Nattokinase 178. Thyme Leaf Powder 179. Parsley Leaf Powder 180. Oregano Leaf Powder 181. Chick Pea Powder 182. Adhatoda vasica Extract 183. Aloevera Extract 184. Cocoa Beans Extract 185. Curcuma longa Extract 186. Eclipta Alba Extract 187. Garcinia cambogia extract (water soluble) 188. Ginger Dry Extract 189. Gugle Extract 2.5% 190. Gymnema sylvestre Extract 191. Jamun Extract 192. Kalmegh Extract 193. Nagarmotha Extract 194. Olive Leaf Extract 195. Phyllanthus amarus Extract 196. Phyllanthus nirurui Extract 197. Piper longum Extract 198. Punarnava Extract 199. Punica granatum Extract 200. Rosmary Extract 201. Safed musli Extract 202. Salacia reticulata Extract 203. Sarapunkha Extract 204. Saw palmetto Extract 205. Sesamin Extract 206. Terminalia bellerica Extract 207. Triphala Extact 208. Tylophora indica Extract 209. Valerian Extract 210. Vidari Extract (Kudzu) (Pages 7 –30) APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva LLC., located at 2610W Horizon, Ridge Pkwy, Suite 201A, Henderson, Nevada, 89052 (USA). (Effective from June 12, 2021 through June 11, 2022) 211. Black pepper Extract 212. Cinnamon Extract 213. Nutmeg Extract 214. Celery Extract 215. Cassia tora Extract 216. Capsaicin Extract 217. Onion Extract 218. Clove Extract 219. Fennel Extract 220. Passion Flower Extract 221. Hibiscus Extract 222. Sunflower Extract 223. Lactobacillus acidophilus 224. Lactobacillus rhamnosus 225. Lactobacillus plantarum 226. Lactobacillus reuteri 227. Lactobacillus bulgaricus (L. delbrueckii subso. bulzaricus) 228. Lactobacillus casei 229. Lactobacillus gasseri 230. Lactobacillus fermentum 231. Bifidobacterium longum 232. Bifidobacterium bifidum 233. Bifidobacterium lactis (B.animalis subso. lactis) 234. Bifidobacterium breve 235. Bifidobacterium infantis (B. longum subso. infantis) 236. Streptococcus thermophilus (S.salivarius subsp. thermophilus) 237. Enterococcus faecalis 238. Lactococcus lactis 239. Bacillus subtilis 240. Bacillus coagulans 241. Bacillus clausii 242. Lactobacillus paracasei 243. Streptococcus salivarius 244. Enterococcus faecium 245. Enterococcus mundtii (Pages 8 –30) APPENDIX (A) Appendix (A), is an integral part of AHF Halal Certificate # HP 3980-CH, issued to Green Jeeva
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