President opens new Narahenpita Rajawasa Economic Center

Also visits Sethsuwa Ayurveda Hospitals outlet

President Gotabaya Rajapaksa recently opened the new Rajawasa Economic Center at Narahenpita in the presence of Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa and Industries Minister Wimal Weerawansa.

The complex was built according to a concept of the President to promote indigenous products.

After opening the Economic Center, the President also visited the sales outlet of Sethsuwa Ayurvedic Hospitals, which markets a range of indigenous products, including its flagship brand Pranajeewa.

Pranajeewa is an attempt to showcase traditional Sri Lankan medicine towards a modern-day audience. It is a medicine that has been produced using western scientific methods and processes, and has had its effectiveness proven through clinical trials.

Exported to many countries around the world, the product has earned plaudits from its myriad of users world-wide. Considering the busy lifestyle of the present generation and the demand for easy-to-use products, Sethsuwa Pranajeewa now comes in capsule form that can be easily carried and used anytime.

Sethsuwa Pranajeewa has proven that it can boost immunity thus shielding the user from non-communicable diseases. It also helps maintain youthful vitality and promotes overall good health. One of the unique features of Sethsuwa Pranajeewa, which is produced with organic herbs using latest technology, is that it does not have any side effects.

Sethsuwa Pranajeewa balances the three principle energies of the body, Vata, Pitta and Sem, and enriches the seven Dh?tus, i.e. the seven fundamental principles that support the basic structure of the body. This allows it to cleanse vessels and arteries and cure diseases by boosting the body’s natural immunity. Scientific studies have shown that Sethsuwa Pranajeewa has strong antioxidant qualities that inhibit the formation of free radicals.