Description
About
- The natural vitamin C reservoir.
- Significant source of iron and Storehouse of antioxidants and vitamins.
- Flavonols linked to improved memory.
- Loaded with soluble fiber work as Panacea for the healthy gut.
- The water retaining properties tackle skin dehydration.
- Recommended dosage form.
- Amla also helps boost protein metabolism so if you exercise and workout regularly you will benefit greatly from regular Amla intake that supports digestion.
- Naturally proven immunity booster that helps to build proper immune coordination.
- It pacifies three biological humors Vata (Air), Kapha (Water) & Pitta (Fire).
Ingredients
- Part used: Fruit.
- Amla fruit seedless pulp 45% Tannins (Active Ingredient & Others) Extract (10:1) – 200 mg equivalent to 2000 mg amla fruit powder.
- Amla fruit pulp 20% Tannins (Active Ingredient & Others) Extract (4:1) – 500 mg equivalent to 2000 mg amla fruit powder.
- Amla fruit Powder – 250 mg.
- 950 mg extract per capsule equals to (2000+2000+250) Full spectrum = 4250 mg powder that is 4.25 gms as per standard dose of powder 3-6 gms.
Potency And Efficacy
- Powder usually requires a higher dosage to achieve desired effects and is less potent as compared to extract.
- Extract requires 5 to 15 times less quantity dosage as compared to powder to achieve the same effects as in powder with more quantity. Extract enhances the potency and efficacy of the herb.
- We are using the Concentrated extract with approx. 950 mg each vege capsule with no fillers & Binders that help you to achieve desired effects with less dosage required.
- Most of the extracts we use in capsules are Aqua-based full spectrum extracts called “Ghana” in Ayurveda.
- Fresh & seasonal herbs are sourced from wild forests, farmers, and cooperative societies.
- When the raw material is of the finest quality, the product also comes out as the finest.
Vegetarian Capsules
- Vegetarian Capsules are preferred over tablets because vegetarian capsules tend to act faster quickly dissolve and are easily absorbed making them more effective and efficient.
- No coating, polishing, binder, filler simple clear vegetarian capsules filled with just herbs nothing else suitable for all.
- Vegetarian Capsules are a quick and convenient way to take herbs and supplements.
- Many herbs have a bitter taste and often require an additional layer to mask it. Coating tablets involves the use of solvents and various chemicals, which may pose risks to human health. In contrast, vegetarian capsules offer a safer alternative to masking the bitter taste of herbs without harmful coatings, making them ideal for vegans and vegetarians.
Dosage
- Adults take 1 Vege capsule 2 or 3 times a day with water or lukewarm water at least 1 hour before or after meals.
- Adjust the dosage as per your body’s requirement or as per the advice of your practitioner. Use for long time for progressive and long lasting results.
- It is always advisable to take the advice of a healthcare provider/practitioner before taking any supplement.
Precautions
- Pregnant/Lactating women or anyone with known pre-existing conditions should strictly take the advice of your health care provider. Keep away from the reach of children.
- These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. HerbsForever is not responsible for any misuse, harm, or damage by the product in any context. The full extent of these herbs and supplement’s actions may never be completely known. It does not represent medical advice. It does not replace or substitute your physician and his prescribed treatment.
- As plant based Color, Taste, and Aroma of the product may change from batch to batch. Tested for quality and purity.
Other Names
| English Name | Indian Gooseberry |
|---|---|
| Hindi Name | Amla |
| Sanskrit Name | Amalaki |
| Family Name | Euphorbiaceae |
| Botanical Name | EmblicaOfficinalis |
| Other Names | PhyllanthusEmblica, Amalaki, Amlaki, Nellikai (Malaysian), MakarmPom (Thai), Dhatri, Aavla, Nelikai, Amlaj, Ushirikai, Neli, Aml and EmblicMyrobalan, MirabolanoEmblico (Italian), Amara (Japanese). |
