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The major chemical constituents of Amla are Phyllemblin, Ascorbicacid (Vitamin C), Gallic acid, Tannins, Pectin etc.| Amla is one of the most often used herb inIndian Ayurveda. It has a reputation as a powerful rejuvenatingherb. The Amla fruit is reputed to have the highest content ofvitamin C of any natural occurring substances in nature. Amlapossesses the highest level of heat and storage stable vitamin Cknown to man. | ||
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| Uses | ||
| The fruit is the richest source of Vitamin Cand is a diuretic, aperient, laxative. Amla is also used in thetreatment of constipation & diarrhea | |||||
| Vitamin C serves as a detoxifier of the liver andis involved in the formation of liver bile | |||||
| It cures insomnia | |||||
| For promoting hair growth and preventpremature graying of hair. Amla powder are used in the treatment ofscalp and hair dye – Vitamin C aids in improving scalp circulation.It is important to maintain capillaries that carry blood to thefollicles. |


