Naturista Katupila Powder 125g

Naturista Katupila Powder 125g is produced in Sri Lanka from 100% natural Katupila leaves and fruits. Naturista identifies the plant as Flueggea leucopyrus, also called Heen Katupila in Sri Lanka and Sharapunkha in Ayurvedic naming. The powder can be prepared as a hot drink, added to a traditional rice-and-coconut-milk porridge or measured into a curry.

Naturista Katupila Powder 125g at a glance

• Net weight: 125g
• Ingredients: 100% natural Katupila leaves and fruits
• Botanical name: Flueggea leucopyrus
• Other names: Heen Katupila and Sharapunkha
• Form: herbal powder
• Origin: produced in Sri Lanka
• Suggested formats: hot drink, porridge or measured food use
• Manufacturer-listed features: natural, sugar-free and no animal testing
• Manufacturer-listed shelf life: one year; confirm the best-before date on the delivered pack
• Storage: keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place

What is Katupila?

Flueggea leucopyrus is a shrub found in Sri Lanka’s lowland, dry and arid regions and in parts of South India. Naturista’s page records several traditional names, including Heen Katupila and Sharapunkha. The botanical name is the clearest identifier for international customers comparing products sold under different regional names.

Young shoots and leaves of Katupila also appear in Sri Lankan food traditions, including porridge, lentil curry and mallung-style preparations. This culinary and traditional background explains the multiple preparation formats, but it does not establish that the product prevents cancer, infection or any other disease.

How to prepare Katupila as a hot drink

1. Measure 2½ spoonfuls using only the spoon supplied inside the container.
2. Add the powder to 100ml of boiling water.
3. Stir well and allow it to stand for 8–10 minutes.
4. Stir thoroughly again before drinking.

Fine leaf and fruit particles may remain in the cup. Use a clean, dry supplied spoon for every serving and never return a damp spoon to the container. Follow the current pack and enclosed leaflet if their measurements or timing differ from the manufacturer’s online directions.

Traditional Katupila porridge method

Naturista provides a cooked porridge method using:

• 1 teaspoon Katupila powder
• ½ cup red rice
• 2 cups coconut milk
• 2–3 cloves of garlic, finely chopped
• Salt as required

Wash the rice, add water and cook until soft. Mash the cooked rice, then add the coconut milk, chopped garlic, Katupila powder and salt. Stir continuously for about 10 minutes. Allow the porridge to cool to a comfortable drinking temperature and stir again before serving.

Using the powder in food

The manufacturer also suggests adding one teaspoon of Katupila powder to a curry when preparing a meal, up to twice per week. Its naturally bitter and astringent plant character can affect the dish, so begin with the stated quantity rather than adding more.

Timing and frequency

Naturista says to use the product only once on a day of use, two days per week, and to avoid daily use. Its online directions place the serving 1½ hours after breakfast or lunch, at a convenient time between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. This schedule applies to the drink or other chosen format on the use day; it is not an instruction to consume all three formats together.

Do not increase the quantity or frequency in an attempt to obtain a stronger effect. The current container and enclosed instruction leaflet are the final guide if they contain updated directions.

Storage and product care

Keep the container tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, humidity and cooking steam. Check the seal when it arrives and follow the printed best-before date rather than calculating one from the manufacturer’s general one-year shelf-life statement.

Naturista describes the container as sufficient for approximately three months when used according to its directions. Actual duration depends on the supplied spoon, chosen preparation format and frequency, so this is an estimate rather than a guarantee.

For other Sri Lankan plant-based powders, browse the Herbal Wellness collection. Availability varies, and eligible tea, spice and herbal products may be combined in one Serendib Store basket.

Ordering directly from Sri Lanka

Serendib Store ships eligible products from Sri Lanka to supported international destinations. Shipping is charged and calculated for each order. Delivery times, customs processing and import requirements vary by country, so customers should confirm that packaged leaf-and-fruit powders are permitted at their destination.

Important information and warnings

Naturista states that this product is not recommended for children under five. Pregnant or breastfeeding customers, and anyone receiving long-term treatment for a chronic condition, should use it only on the advice of a qualified healthcare professional. Stop using the product if an unexpected reaction occurs.

This listing makes no claim that Naturista Katupila Powder prevents or treats cancer, worms, infection, newborn skin problems, joint pain, heart disease, urinary tract infection or any other medical condition. It does not “purify blood,” destroy cancer cells or replace diagnosis and treatment by a qualified clinician.

Frequently asked questions

What does Naturista Katupila Powder 125g contain?

The manufacturer lists 100% natural Katupila leaves and fruits.

What is the botanical name of Katupila?

Naturista identifies the plant as Flueggea leucopyrus. Heen Katupila and Sharapunkha are other names shown on its product page.

How is the hot drink prepared?

Mix 2½ supplied spoonfuls with 100ml of boiling water, allow it to stand for 8–10 minutes and stir again.

Can Katupila Powder be used in food?

Yes. Naturista provides both a red-rice-and-coconut-milk porridge recipe and a suggestion to add one teaspoon to a curry up to twice weekly.

How often should it be used?

The manufacturer says once on a use day, two days per week, and specifically advises avoiding daily use.

Is this product suitable for children?

Naturista states that it is not recommended for children under five. No child-specific serving is published for the powder.

Does Katupila Powder prevent or treat cancer?

No such claim is made by Serendib Store. Anyone concerned about cancer or another medical condition should seek qualified medical care.

Where is it made?

Naturista lists the product as produced in Sri Lanka.

Product specifications, preparation directions and warnings were checked against the official Naturista Katupila Powder page. Always follow the information printed on the pack supplied.