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AMLA(Phyllanthus
emblica)
The fruit of the emblic myrobalan is one
of the richest natural sources of vitamin
C available in India, and is commonly described
as containing twenty times the amount of
vitamin C to be found in a glass of fresh
orange juice. Ayurveda recommends taking
a tonic made from the fruit throughout the
winter months. The fresh fruit’s high
concentrate of vitamin C has been shown
by recent clinical tests on patients suffering
from pulmonary tuberculosis to be more quickly
assimilated than the synthetic vitamin.
Because it is also cooling, an excellent
liver tonic, and assists the body in excreting
urinary waste, Ayurvedic physicians recommend
drinking the juice during the summer months
when the body’s functions become sluggish
with the heat.One of the virtues of the
fruit to Ayurvedic medicine is that it can
be used both fresh and dried. Together with
the chebulic and belleric myrobalans, the
emblic myrobalan forms the classic three
fruits which are used as the basis of almost
every Ayurvedic tonic, and Ayurveda’s
claims for the tonic properties of the myrobalans
have attracted much scientific attention
in India. A series of clinical tests on
the emblic myrobalan have found the fruit
contains elements which are antiviral, raise
the total protein level in the body, activate
the adrenaline response, and which protect
against tremors and convulsions.
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A)
AMLA(Phyllanthus emblica)
B) REETHA(Sapindus
mukurossi)
C) NEEM(Azadirachta
indica)
D)
SHIKAKAI(Acacia
Cancinna)
E) BHAIRA(Terminalia
bellirica)
F) METHI(Melilotus
clba)
G) TULSI(Ocimum sanctum)
H) BHRING RAJ(Eclipta
alba)
I) BRAHMI
J) HIBISCUS(Hibiscus
rosa)
K) ALOEVERA
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