Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Amla Fruit Powder Review


The amla fruit is also called Indian Gooseberry. The fruit has been for many years in Ayurvedic medicine. Amla fruit supports healthy digestion, regeneration of cells as well as possible antioxidant traits. In addition, amla has the ability to promote a healthy immune system.
The other name for amla powder is amalaki or Indian gooseberry, and many people refer to it as the great rejuvenator. Unlike majority of super foods, the raw amla has a chemical profile that is not limited to one primary ingredient.  Instead the super food contains unparalleled mix of incredible nutrients
 The benefits of amla fruit powder
Traditionalists have been using the organic amla for centuries, in herbal application and it is beneficial in enhancing healthy cellular regeneration as well as healthy digestion. Further, amla powder has also been used extensively to promote healthy brain and heart via its ability to promote blood circulation.



The reason for this is because amla powder contain a great combination of ellagic acid, which is a strong antioxidant found in vegetables and fruits, and also Gallic acid, which is found in plants-this is an antioxidant protects the body cells from oxidation. There is also the emblicanin A+B, which are antioxidant compounds.
 The above polyphenols are extremely crucial for promoting a healthy immune system that may be affected by damaging free radicals. Quercetin and rutin also play a major role to the general antioxidant effect and also enhance a healthy inflammation response of this amazing fruit. Further, amla features potent antioxidant enzymes super dismutase, catalase and also glutathione peroxidase.
 Amla powder for hair skin and nails
Amla can also be used externally and it is the perfect moisturizer for radiant nails, skin and hair. You can also use amla in shampoo to nourish the scalp and hair.