AMLA

Amla, also known as Indian gooseberries, grows on a flowering tree of the same name. The small berries are round and bright or yellow-green. The fiber in amla berries helps the body regulate bowel movements and may help to relieve symptoms from conditions like irritable bowel syndrome. High levels of vitamin C in Amla berries helps your body absorb other nutrients. Emblica officinalis is a well-researched polyphenol because it contains a wide range of phenolic, including anthocyanins, flavonols, and ellagic acid. Currently, this is used for many purposes such as making pickles, chutneys including healthy juice. Amla in India is popularly used to make juice. Amla juice highly nutritious and associated with a variety of health benefits. Amla extract is most commonly used to promote hair and scalp health.

IUPAC NAME

◉ Phyllanthus emblica

DRUG CLASSIFICATION

◉ Dicotyledons

THERAPEUTIC ACTION

◉ Helps in regulating the carbohydrate metabolism and making the body more responsive to the insulin that keeps the blood sugar in track, great remedy for diabetes, anti-diabetic, Promotes immune function, Enhances liver health, Supports healthy digestion, Promotes heart health, Improves kidney health, Anti-fungal, aids in weight management, prevent viral infections, natural blood purifier, and relieves pain