JEEVAN HIV / AIDS MADICINE

Jeevan bhachvo
Duniya muttimay lao

This is a medicine which cures the HIV/aids. Jeevan HIV Medicine Company is sarted in
15-4-2009 with approval government. HIV Medicine is an ever-changing field. The
editors and authors of HIV Medicine have made every effort to provide information that
is accurate and complete as of the date of publication. However, in view of the rapid
changes occurring in medical science, HIV prevention and policy, as well as the
possibility of human error, this site may contain technical inaccuracies, typographical or
other errors. Readers are advised to check the product information currently provided by
the manufacturer of each drug to be administered to verify the recommended dose, the
method and duration of administration, and contraindications. It is the responsibility of
the treating physician who relies on experience and knowledge about the patient to
determine dosages and the best treatment for the patient. The information contained
herein is provided "as is" and without warranty of any kind. India is one of the largest and
most populated countries in the world, with over one billion inhabitants. Of this number,
it's estimated that around 2.4 million Indians are currently living with HIV. 1

HIV emerged later in India than it did in many other countries. Infection rates soared
throughout the 1990s, and today the epidemic affects all sectors of Indian society, not just
the groups – such as sex workers and truck drivers – with which it was originally
associated.

In a country where poverty, illiteracy and poor health are rife, the spread of HIV presents
a daunting challenge. At the beginning of 1986, despite over 20,000 reported AIDS cases
worldwide India had no reported cases of HIV or AIDS. There was recognition, though,
that this would not be the case for long, and concerns were raised about how India would
cope once HIV and AIDS cases started to emerge. One report, published in a medical
journal in January 1986, stated:
“Unlike developed countries, India lacks the scientific laboratories, research facilities,
equipment, and medical personnel to deal with an AIDS epidemic. In addition, factors
such as cultural taboos against discussion of sexual practices, poor coordination between
local health authorities and their communities, widespread poverty and malnutrition, and
a lack of capacity to test and store blood would severely hinder the ability of the
Government to control AIDS if the disease did become widespread.”

Later in the year, India’s first cases of HIV were diagnosed among sex workers in
Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It was noted that contact with foreign visitors had played a role in
initial infections among sex workers, and as HIV screening centers were set up across the
country there were calls for visitors to be screened for HIV. Gradually, these calls
subsided as more attention was paid to ensuring that HIV screening was carried out in
blood banks

Marketing mix of the product:

1) Product: Product standard and specification may vary and customized for each
customer need. We assure you that we used Standardized Herbs Medicine Materials with
Value Technology added. We are collected huge varieties of spices and herbs. At the
moment, we are supplying these extract products below. However, we can also supply
other herbs or plants based on requirements.
Product is which cures the HIV disease. We hard about many countries are trying to
introduce HIV medicine but all countries flailed to find out the proper medicine for the
HIV. We found a medicine for the early period of HIV.
1) Quality of product: quality of product is very good because it is newly introduce
product in market. Ingredient of the product is from the two kinds of animal fat,
herbals, fish fats etc.
2) Feature of product: 1) main feature of this product cures the HIV disease at early
period. which means help the HIV people little more years

2) Material from different countries

3) Ingredients:1)Tokek

Tokek is material of tradiotional medicine of skin and HIV. Long and best
2) Moring tree: Moringa's tree bark, roots, fruit, flowers, leaves, seeds and gum are
used medicinally. Uses include as an antiseptic and in treating rheumatism, venomous

bites and other conditions.

3) Centella: Centella is a plant that is used for medicine. The properties is a mild
adaptogen, mildly antibacterial, anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, anti-ulcerogenic,
anxiolytic, a cerebral tonic, a circulatory stimulant, a diuretic, nervine and vulnerary.
4) Galanga: In Asia, this herb is used as cooking's ingredients. However, the
pharmaceutical world has also used this Kaemferia Galanga as a medicine.

5)Long pepper: This spices is mostly used in Asia, East and North Africa in slow-cooked dishes
and pickles
6) Jelly grass: We offer many grade and size for Jelly grass

Jelly Grass
7) AGARWOOD:
In our traditional culture, fresh Piper betle often used directly as medicinal plant. the leaf
contains of antiseptic which are recover effectively.Some industry used the extract oil of
piper betle as main material of their product.

8)Kratom: (Mitragyna speciosa) is a medicinal leaf harvested from a large tree native to
Southeast Asia in the Rubiaceae, first documented by Dutch colonial botanist Korthals. It
is botanically related to the Corynanthe, Cinchona and Uncaria genera and shares some
similar biochemistry. It is in the same family as coffee, and the psychoactive plant
Psychotria viridis. Other species in the Mitragyna genus are used medicinally in Africa,
and also used for their wood. Kratom's pharmacology shares some elements of the
activity of other substances including opiates and yohimbine. The comparison to opiates
is valid at doses high enough to produce these effects. Kratom has the ability to alleviate
withdrawal in people dependent on opiates owing to the mu receptor agonism of
mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine. Kratom may cause constipation at these doses. It
produces analgesia similar to weaker opiates such as codeine. Kratom also has a
yohimbe-like stimulant activity, and uncaria-like immunostimulant activity. Kratom's
effects are reported to be relatively short-lived, typically fading after a few hours. Some
experience nausea after drinking kratom tea; this may in large part be due to the
extremely bitter taste which can be remedied with a teaspoon of hot chocolate or cocoa
per mug.

2)PRICE: Seting price is difficult part of marketing mix. What they cost, marketers set
price on level of cost they produce. Our product is non profit product which project is
given by us and approval by government. This product is prepared by us and sold to the
government health sector

1) For one medicine it cost around 40Rs PER unit

2) In government health, it is given in free of cost
3) Manufacturing cost will be 30RS
4) We are taking from government 10Rs extra for the
Maintains
 3) Place: companies usually make their goods and in places which are convenient
for production. We are lunching this product in Hubli.With the permission from
government. Its 51% share is given from government
1)all the state of India
2) all government health sector
3)it is not for sell in medicals

4) Promotion:
Advertisement: advertisement through following concepts
1) News paper

2) Ad in government health sector

3) Sponsoring in VARIOUS games like cricket, volleyball etc

4) Organizing HIV awareness program
5) Organizing seminars in college

segmentation
Main segmentation of our product is democratic market. This are the
following our main segmentation
1) HIV decease people
2) Skin disease people

Target markets: main target people are all class people who are affected by news
HIV skin problem people
1) HIV PEOPLE
2) SKIN PROBLEM PEOPLE
3) ALL CLASS PEOPLE EFECTED BY HIV\ SKIN PROBLEM PEOPLE
4) ALL THE STATE GOVERNMENT HEALTH SECTORS

SWOT OF PRODUCT:
SRENGTH:
it is a non product and the price for product is given by government
 1) Cures the HIV for the some year. It extend life of HIV PEOPLE for
some year
2) Using ingredients from the different part of world
3) High quality of medicine
4) Product is sold to government health sector
5) Used different kind of herbals
6) Helpful for HIV people

Weakness: 1) main weak ness is it cannot cure HIV for ever lasting
2) Bringing material from different countries

Opportunities: 1) government taking care of company

2) Goods are sold to the government health sector
3) There is no scope for loss
4) There is no risk

Treads:1) curing HIV problem

2) Private sector companies