THE ADORREAL INGREDIENT EDIT
Amla
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Amla Extract – 60 Capsules
Rs. 299.00Rs. 399.00
CLEAR INFORMATION. THOUGHTFUL CHOICES.
Amla: benefits & science
INGREDIENT EXPLAINED
What is Amla?
Phyllanthus emblica, also known as Emblica officinalis; Indian gooseberry fruit.
Typical colour & texture
Fresh fruit is pale green-yellow; dried fruit or extract is tan to brown.
Formula & composition
Polyphenols and hydrolysable tannins; vitamin C content depends on processing.
Benefits: what does the science say?
Small human trials and a meta-analysis suggest possible effects on some metabolic markers. The studies are limited and use particular preparations; amla is not a substitute for cholesterol or diabetes treatment.
How to understand the label
A fruit extract amount is not the same as a declared vitamin C amount. Use the nutrition panel for quantified vitamin C.
Colour and texture vary with source, extraction, concentration and carriers. Appearance cannot verify identity, purity or potency. Check the product label for the exact ingredient, serving, allergens and directions.
Scientific references & further reading
A PubMed search is a research finder, not proof of benefit. A chemical record confirms identity, not clinical effectiveness. Referenced research does not mean NIH or NCBI endorses this product.
Your questions, answered.
How should I choose a Amla product?
Compare the exact ingredient form, declared amount per serving, additional ingredients, allergens and product directions. Research on an ingredient does not establish equivalent effects from every finished product.
How much should I take?
Follow the directions on the individual product label. This guide is not a personal dose recommendation. Ask a qualified healthcare professional if you use medicines, have a medical condition, or are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Can I combine it with other supplements?
Check overlapping ingredients and ask a qualified healthcare professional about suitability and interactions. Larger quantities and more ingredients are not always better.
Ingredient education is not medical advice. Scientific sources explain ingredient research; they do not imply endorsement of Adorreal by the cited institutions.