Amla health
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count ,ayurveda amla, Emblica officinalis Amalaki or Amla is also known as
Indian gooseberry. It is a deciduous tree which reaches a height of 5 meters.
The bark of this tree is light brown in colour. Leaves which are 10 mm long and
3 mm wide are closely set in pinnate fashion giving a feathery appearance.
Flowers are pale green and occur in cluster of 6 to 10. Fruits are fleshy, globe
shaped and depressed at poles. They weight 6-8 gms.
Fruits of amla tree
are used in ayurvedic preparations. Amla fruit is praised as DHATRI (god of
health) in Ayurveda. .The ayurvedic medicinal properties of amla are as follows
Effects on
Tridoshas: It alleviates
tridoshas and specially normalizes pitta. Hence it is very useful in diseases
which arise due to aggravation of pitta.
Effects on skin: The juice of amla fruit reduces burning sensation of
skin. It strengthens the hair follicles and reduces the inflammation of scalp
skin. Amla boosts immunity of skin and helps to prevent acne and pimples.
Effects on eyes: Amla fruits help to reduce burning sensation in eyes and
help to maintain health of eyes.
Effects on nervous
system: According to texts
of ayurveda amla enhances memory power and strengthens the nervous system. It
sharpens the sensitivity of sense organs.
Effects on
digestive system: It normalizes
digestion, reduces acidity and rejuvenates liver. It relieves constipation when
taken in more quantity.
Effects on
Circulatory system: Amla acts as
a cardiac tonic and helps in anemia
Effects on
respiratory system: Clears
respiratory system in infection as it reduces kapha.
Effects on
reproductive system:
Amla acts as aphrodisiac and increases sperm count and motility. It helps to
rejuvenate male reproductive system.
Effects on urinary
system: It helps to soothe
inner layers of bladder and helps to reduce frequency of urination.
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