Baraka Easy Slim is a polyherbal food supplement made in Sri Lanka, presented in a pack of 40 capsules each weighing 1,100 mg. It is labelled as a food supplement and is not a medicine; the pack states plainly that it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The formulation draws on four plant-derived active ingredients — Garcinia cambogia extract, Green Tea extract, Safflower oil extract and Black Seed oil extract — combined in a single capsule.
Each of the four ingredients has a long history of use in herbal and ayurvedic traditions, and the product itself is described on its label as a polyherbal ayurvedic formulation. The Garcinia cambogia component is sourced from a fruit native to tropical Asia and well established in Sri Lankan culinary culture. Green Tea extract, Safflower oil extract and Black Seed oil extract round out the blend, bringing together ingredients drawn from different corners of the botanical world into a consistent, encapsulated form.
The recommended dosage printed on the pack is two capsules twice a day, taken thirty minutes before meals. The label notes that for noticeable and effectual results, the supplement should be used continuously for three months. The daily routine is straightforward: two capsules in the morning before breakfast and two before the evening meal.
Baraka Easy Slim is manufactured for Innovative Pharmaceuticals (Pvt) Ltd at Wijerama Avenue, Colombo 7, Sri Lanka. The manufacturing facility holds GMP 14001, ISO 22000 and ISO 13001 certifications as stated on the product label, and the pack itself carries the note that it is manufactured to the highest standards. A separate pack insert is enclosed inside the box with further information.
Storage is straightforward: keep the pack below 25°C and away from moisture and light. Those who are pregnant or nursing are advised to consult a physician before use. The recommended dosage should not be exceeded. The pack label includes directions in Sinhala and Tamil alongside English, reflecting the product's Sri Lankan origin.
