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Indian goose berry | Amla

AMLA is a Naturally Occurring source of Vitamin C matrix derived from Amla berry full spectrum extract, harvested ripe in the foothills of the Himalayas where it is cultivated without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. Amla berries are a citrus fruit from the Himalayan regions and are an integral part of the diet and medical traditions of that region. Amla berries have the highest Naturally Occurring vitamin C of any edible ripe fruit in the world. Contains 60 mgs (RDA) per tablet of vitamin C.


Uses:
Used to make Shampoos, Balsams, In Hair loss treatment, Natural Dandruff treatment. Scalp treatment. @ The fruit is the richest known source of vitamin 'C' & used as a Diuretic, Aperient, Laxative.
@ Hair Dye, and Shampoo etc. It cures insomnia and is healthy for hair.
@ It is also used as a Cardioprotective, useful in hemorrhage, menorrhagia, leucorrhoea,
@ and discharge of blood from uterus. It is a major ingredient for shampoo manufacturing.

SPECIFICATION

Family Phyllanthaceae Odour Characteristic odour
Latin Name Emblica officinalis Herb Extract Ratio4:1
Sanskrit Name Amalaki Water solubility 6 - 70% Water solubl
Common Name Indian goose berry | Amla Alkaloid Tannins : NLT 6 - 2
Solvent Used Taste Sour, bitter and ast
Storage Condition Store in a Dry and cool place in double PP bag with container.Appearance Greenish Powder

Total heavy metal NMT 10 ppm

Total heavy metal NMT 10 ppm Arsenic – NMT 3 ppm
Lead- NMT 10 ppm
Cadmium – NMT 0.3 ppm
Mercury – NMT 1 ppm
Total Plate Count NMT 1000 CFU/G
Yeast & Moulds NMT 100 CFU/G
E-Coli Absent
Salmonella Absent
Staphylococcus aureus Absent/G
Pseudomonas Absent/G

Chemical

Emblica contains phytochemicals including fixed oils, phosphatides, essential oils, tannins, minerals, vitamins, amino acids, fatty acids, glycosides, etc. The various pharmaceutical potential of P. emblica has been reported previously including antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antipyretic, adaptogenic, hepatoprotective, antitumor and antiulcerogenic activities either in combined formulation or P. emblica alone. The various other Ayurvedic potentials of P. emblica are yet to be proven scientifically in order to explore its broad spectrum of therapeutic effects. On this regards we, in this review, tried to explore the complete information of P. emblica including its pharmacognosy, phytochemistry and pharmacology.

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