Medicinal Plants Amla,Indian Medicinal Plants and Their uses,Dried indian gooseberry,Information about medicinal plant amla,Herbal medicinal plants,Indian Gooseberry Uses,Herbs,Uses Of Amla
Medicinal Plants Amla,Indian Medicinal Plants and Their uses,Dried indian gooseberry,Information about medicinal plant amla,Herbal medicinal plants,Indian Gooseberry Uses,Herbs,Uses Of Amla
Helps to balance the imbalance defective energies.
Treats frequent urination.
Hair Loss.
Helps to improve immunity.
Amla is most useful treatment for ulcers and hyperacidity.
It is very helpful to treat skin diseases.
Helps to accelerate the wound healing process.
It also helps to reduce the risk of cancers.
Protects against bacterial, viral and fungal infections.
It is helpful in improving liver function.
It acts as an effective natural cure for indigestion, acidity, constipation, gastric troubles and flatulence.
It also acts as anti-inflammatory agent thereby suppresses pain and swelling.
It provides nourishment to the nerves and is helpful in paralytic conditions.
It also works as brain tonic and helps to alertness and memory.
It helps in lowering cholesterol and blood sugar level.
Lowers the risk of cold, cough and other respiratory tract infections.
Habitat :
A small to medium sized deciduous tree, 8-18m in height. Grows mainly in the lower warmer regions on hill slopes upto 1500m and also cultivated in plains. The plant grows well throughout the tropical and subtropical regions of India.
Method of processing :
The fruits are to be collected when they are ripe, seed should be discarded and only the pulp is dried in cool and shady places to be used in medicine.
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