Dabur Amla Juice - Rich Sources of Vitamin C - 100% Ayurvedic Health Juice - 1Ltr

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It is a strong antioxidant that is often used in Ayurveda due to its great benefits for liver health.

If one has high Kapha and desires to take Amlaki, then morning is the best time to take it along with honey.Amla is a well-known fruit for its cooling properties, due to which people take this in the summer season.

It comes in tablets made with amla, ginger, black pepper, long pepper, haritaki, cardamom, cinnamon, etc. The most unique part about it is that its is a DIVYA AUSHDHA, which means it has 5 tastes in 1- sweet, sour, bitter, estringent and pungent. The fruits of gooseberry / Emblica officinalis have sweetness as its primary taste and sourness and astringent as secondary tastes. So you can enjoy the benefits of this amazing fruit without worrying about harmful chemicals/additives.

No matter what type of health problem you are dealing with, Amla helps you to get rid of them as soon as possible with the right intake. Amla juice is used widely to have potential uses for a range of diseases like diabetes, scurvy, cold, cough, ulcers, etc. It's packed with antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals that can boost the immune system, prevent illness, and even treat a variety of health conditions. With the goodness of natural herbs Dabur Ayurvedic Juices are power packed with therapeutic properties and antioxidants that promote the healthy functioning of cells, tissues, organs and systems. If your digestion is normal, then the mixture of these three can work in a very positive way inside your body.

By the virtue of its sourness, it addresses the increased vAta and by the virtue of its cold potency and sweetish taste it appeases the aggravated pitta. So, start drinking this juice regularly to prevent your skin from fine lines, dark spots, wrinkles, and many more things.

As we all know Amla is a rich source of calcium and calcium is always helpful for our bones, so Include Axiom amla Juice in your diet, and get healthier and keep your bones healthy. May be helpful for chronic piles and constipation due to its potential laxative (facilitates bulking up and passing of stools) action. Yes, all sour foods and herbs, including amalaki, are incompatible with milk, because Amla curdles it.