Benefits of Amla

Immunity system:The plant as a whole promotes resistance towards illness and counteracts infection and boosts immunity. It is a potent anti-inflammatory herb and is used in piles, gastritis, colitis etc. Emblica Officinalis strengthened the defense mechanisms against free radical damage induced during stress.

Central nervous system: it is used as a memory booster and intellectenhancer.

Blood and haemopoeitic tissue:Amla is used to check bleeding, enhance production of red blood cells and as blood purifier.  Pregnant women are advised to take ripe fruit of amla throughout pregnancy to combat anemia.

Cardiovascular system: It stimulates the heart, produces coronary dilation and peripheral vasoconstriction. The investigations support the use of this drug by Avicenna (Sheikh Bu Ali Sina) in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases and its present use in cardiovascular and chest diseases in the Indian systems of medicine.

Digestive system:Amla is appetizer, carminative and controls diarrhea.

Respiratory system:Amla is used in asthma and bronchitis and tuberculosis. Its bioavailability in cases of pulmonary tuberculosis is much better than synthetic vitamin C. It possesses powerful expectorant activity by directly stimulating the mucous cell of the bronchial tree. In addition the extract has mild antibacterial activity.

Skin:it is used in eczema and psoriasis.

Nutrition and metabolism:Amla in different combinations is used to control blood sugar therefore is used in diabetes. It contains 600mg/100g of vitamin C and is used as an immunomodulator and to treat scurvy.

Genito-urinary system:Amla is diuretic. Paste of amla leaves if applied on abdomen helps in dysuria and excessive menstrual bleeding. Powder of raw fruit is used in chronic vaginal infection.

Musculoskeletal system:The whole plant prevents sudden muscular contraction, is antispasmodic, and relieves pain.

Eye:it is considered as a prime herb for treatment of eyes. In inflammation of eyes it lowers down pita without hampering the other two doshas. It improves near sightedness and is used in cataract as it has antioxidant properties and free radicals stand as one cause of cataract.

Hair:It prevents graying of hair and promotes their growth making them strong and free from dandruff.

Benefits of Amla

Immunity system:The plant as a whole promotes resistance towards illness and counteracts infection and boosts immunity. It is a potent anti-inflammatory herb and is used in piles, gastritis, colitis etc. Emblica Officinalis strengthened the defense mechanisms against free radical damage induced during stress.

Central nervous system: it is used as a memory booster and intellectenhancer.

Blood and haemopoeitic tissue:Amla is used to check bleeding, enhance production of red blood cells and as blood purifier.  Pregnant women are advised to take ripe fruit of amla throughout pregnancy to combat anemia.

Cardiovascular system: It stimulates the heart, produces coronary dilation and peripheral vasoconstriction. The investigations support the use of this drug by Avicenna (Sheikh Bu Ali Sina) in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases and its present use in cardiovascular and chest diseases in the Indian systems of medicine.

Digestive system:Amla is appetizer, carminative and controls diarrhea.

Respiratory system:Amla is used in asthma and bronchitis and tuberculosis. Its bioavailability in cases of pulmonary tuberculosis is much better than synthetic vitamin C. It possesses powerful expectorant activity by directly stimulating the mucous cell of the bronchial tree. In addition the extract has mild antibacterial activity.

Skin:it is used in eczema and psoriasis.

Nutrition and metabolism:Amla in different combinations is used to control blood sugar therefore is used in diabetes. It contains 600mg/100g of vitamin C and is used as an immunomodulator and to treat scurvy.

Genito-urinary system:Amla is diuretic. Paste of amla leaves if applied on abdomen helps in dysuria and excessive menstrual bleeding. Powder of raw fruit is used in chronic vaginal infection.

Musculoskeletal system:The whole plant prevents sudden muscular contraction, is antispasmodic, and relieves pain.

Eye:it is considered as a prime herb for treatment of eyes. In inflammation of eyes it lowers down pita without hampering the other two doshas. It improves near sightedness and is used in cataract as it has antioxidant properties and free radicals stand as one cause of cataract.

Hair:It prevents graying of hair and promotes their growth making them strong and free from dandruff.