Indian gooseberry (Amla), a tangy seasonal winter fruit is just about available across the stores now. This ancient super berry is most revered in the entire subcontinent of India! The major chemical constituents recognized in Amla include phyllemblin, vitamin C, gallic acid, tannins, and pectin. As well as being used for internal health, Amla has been revered as a rejuvenating potion and finds popularity as an ingredient in hair oils.
The varied health benefits of Amla include:
Precaution needs to be exercised before consuming Amla if already on blood sugar lowering medication as its excessive dosage could lead to a further dip. These fruits can be eaten straight or made into jams and chutneys. Off-seasonally, dried and powdered Amla can be added to smoothies, or mixed with a little water before it can be consumed.
If you are looking to reap the myriad health benefits of gooseberries, try them right away!
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