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Amla (Phyllanthus emblica) or the Indian gooseberry is a powerhouse of nutrients. It has an interesting balance of bitter, sweet and sour flavours. Amla can be eaten raw, pickled, candied, powdered or juiced for consumption. It is also a rich source of Vitamin C, iron and calcium.   Benefits of Amla Powder 1. Anti-aging Amla is full of antioxidants that reduce cell damage in order to slow down aging as well as offer protection from various diseases. 2. Increases metabolism and detoxification Using Amla powder in your daily routine increases the absorption of protein in your body, burns calories, removes unwanted toxins, salts, and uric acid. It also provides energy and increases lean muscle mass. 3. Improves Eyesight Intake of Amla improves eyesight and overall eye health. It can also reduce the risk of cataracts, itching and watery eyes. 4. Builds overall immunity Amla’s calcium content helps strengthen bones. It is also rich in Vitamin C and other antioxidants that build overall immunity and help fight health disorders like ulcers, gallbladder stones, jaundice and liver problems. 5. Skin Benefits Amla powder has countless benefits for the skin. It reduces pigmentation, brightens the skin and provides a youthful glow. 6. Hair Benefits Amla powder when used as a pack with various other ingredients has a volumizing effect on hair. It also helps combat dandruff, falling hair and prevents grey hair. Dosage of Amla Powder ½ to 1 teaspoon twice daily with warm water after meals For external usage, you can use it as needed   Let’s have a look at the side effects of over consumption of amla:   Could Trigger Hyperacidity:   May Experience Constipation:   Avoid Amla If You Are Hypoglycemic: … Could Impact Blood Pressure Levels In A Negative Way:

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