Indian gooseberry or Amla contains a greater amount of natural vitamin C and has an extremely high content of antioxidant. Amla, according to Ayurveda, is the perfect fruit because it contains all 6 flavors, which include: salty, sweet, sour, spicy, acerbic and bitter. A very important medicinal plant, which has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for more than 5000 years.
Amla’s reputation is confirmed by scientific research, thereby proving its immunostimulating property.
It is balancing for all 3 doshas: Vata and Pitta mainly through its sweetness and Kapha through its drying effect. According to Ayurveda, Amla is one of the strongest rasayana products, i.e. rejuvenating composition, which is especially important for blood, bones, liver, heart and skin.
Clinical research has shown that Amla is being absorbed more effectively and has more effective clinical effects than synthetic vitamine C, also known as ascorbic acid. Absorption is greatly facilitated by Amla’s extremely high antioxidant content. Since Amla is not acidic but acerbic, there is no danger of peeing the whole thing out for the first time – because of its astringency, vitamine C drags itself into the mucous membranes of the intestine and slowly injects itself.
Four Nobel Prize laureate scholars and professors were interviewed from the world’s best-known clinical centers. L. Newbold, the “The cancer war: The case for vitamine C” (translation: Vitamine C Against Cancer), the author of the book reported on the latest vitamine C research as the most promising weapon that can fight cancer — not only as a treatment, but also as prevention.
In combination with 43 more medicinal agents, but mainly from Amla, the world-famous Chyawanprash product of Charak Rishi is produced.
What does it consist of?
Dried and ground fruit of Emblica officinalis (also known as Indian chestnut or Amla).
General effects of Amla based on Ayurvedic observations
- Immune-boosting, preventive and anti-ageing effects
- Reduces acidity
- Reduces liver and other intestinal inflammation
- Improves digestion, strengthens the stomach
- Strengthens the heart, helps blood circulation
- General body tonic, rejuvenating and can be taken regularly
- Smoothes the skin – corrects skin imperfections
- Sunscreen (it is recommended to start taking it before the summer season to make the skin more resistant)
- Hair becomes soft and silky
- Beneficial for eyesight
- Reduces inflammation of the upper respiratory tract
- Improves digestive selection process
- General effects: nourishing, strengthening and rejuvenating
- Hemostatic
- It has no direct effect on thyroid function, so it can be taken for thyroid problems based on Ayurvedic observations.
It is beneficial in the treatment of the following symptoms / diseases
- Cough
- Stomach acidity
- Bile burning, bilious vomiting
- Heart condition
- Gastritis (stomach flu)
- Colitis in the large intestine
- Ulcers
- Constipation/diarrhoea
- Hair loss
- Eczema
- Jaundice
- Hepatitis
- Bronchitis
- Cell proliferation – cancerous lesions
- Also effective in type 2 diabetes
- High cholesterol levels
- High blood pressure (hypertension)
- Bleeding disorders
- Anemia
- Dizziness
- Liver inflammation
- Osteoporosis (bone thinning)
Product quality guarantee:
Our supplier partner in India is a certified organic producer of Ayurvedic products. All our products are 100% vegan, with cellulose capsules and Halal and Kosher certified.
Zsuzsi (store manager) –
I used Amla during the winter cold period, and I was happy as I got through winter in good health and without any cold or other illness. I just ran out, I’ll order again. Highly recommend it.
Jázmin (store manager) –
I took it all winter to strengthen my immune system, much more effective than a regular vitamin C ? can only recommend!
Zsuzsanna (store manager) –
I took Amla during the winter period. I felt stronger, healthier, no viruses, infections, even though I work among young children, where there are many children with cold and cough very close to me.
Éva (store manager) –
Amla is not only an excellent in winter period… I have been taking Amla since the beginning of summer and my allergy appeared much later and much more mild than a year ago.:)