Amla

Amla, also called Indian gooseberry, has been treasured for millennia.

Amla: What is it?

Indian gooseberry (Emblica officinalis or Phyllanthus emblica) has enjoyed recognition among Ayurvedic medicine practitioners (originating from India) for more than three millennia. Western medicine has only recently begun acknowledging it.  

The amla benefits

This remarkable fruit delivers multiple health benefits. Amla extracts function synergistically to lower cardiovascular risk, positioning them as a worthwhile choice for those seeking thorough heart health support.

• Concentrated amla extracts help balance lipid profiles
• May help decrease direct tissue oxidation and inflammation measurements
• Amla's abundant vitamin C content, ascorbic acid, promotes immune system function
• As an antioxidant powerhouse, amla shields cells against age-related oxidative stress
• Amla extracts may help support aging kidneys by counteracting age-related damage
• Helps suppress the enzyme system controlling liver cholesterol production