The award ceremony, which aims to develop and promote indigenous medical entrepreneurship, was held at the Water's Edge Hotel.
Focusing on research and development of pharmaceutical/nutraceutical products, PHHP manufactures their products with a particular emphasis on non-infectious diseases such as Cancer, Diabetics, Obesity and Coronary diseases.
Their Research and Development Facility has been established in collaboration with several local and international universities such as the Universities of Peradeniya, Kelaniya (Faculty of Indigenous Medicine), and Ruhuna, and the Universities of Melbourne, Osaka, Spain, and Burling.
Their state-of-art factory is in operation under the guidance and supervision of the Research Team's Head, Senior Prof. R. V. P. J. Rajapakse.
PHHP was honoured at the Golden Inmediens Awards in recognition of their contribution to develop the product, 'LivingMo600'.
It has been developed with six years of extensive research by the related parties.
Made of active ingredients of bitter gourd (Karavila), “alfa Eleostearic fatty acid”, and cinnamon bark oil, LivingMo600 has been found to have potential to control the development of cancer and prevent metastasis, and to be able to mitigate the side effects of chemo and radiotherapies used in cancer treatments.
The award ceremony was organised by the State Ministry of Indigenous Medicine, the Lanka Ayurveda Promotion (Pvt.) Ltd., the Department of Ayurveda and the Ayurvedic Drug Corporation.
It was attended by Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardana, State Minister of Indegenous Medicine Sisira Jayakody and several other Cabinet and State Ministers, and Government officials.
Chairman of Prime Health Herbal Products (PHHP) Senior Prof. R. V. P. J. Rajapakse receiving the award.