Why Amla should be part of your winter diet for optimal health
lifestyle Jan 14 2025
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Why is Immunity Important in Winter?
Severe cold continues in North India. Immunity can weaken in winter. The risk of cold, cough, and viral infections increases.
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Amla is called 'Amritphal' in Ayurveda. A treasure trove of nutrients like Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Vitamin B complex. Protects the body from cold and strengthens immunity.
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ആന്റി ഓക്സിഡന്റുകളും വിറ്റാമിന് സിയും അടങ്ങിയ നെല്ലിക്ക കഴിക്കുന്നതും അകാലനരയെ തടയാനും മുടിക്ക് കറുപ്പ് നിറം ലഭിക്കാനും സഹായിക്കും.
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Boosts Immunity
Amla is rich in Vitamin C. Protects against cold, cough, flu, and viral infections. Gives the power to fight viruses and bacteria.
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Improves Digestion
Rich in fiber, amla provides relief from gas, constipation, and acidity. Strengthens the digestive system. Helps in better absorption of nutrients in the body.
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Beneficial for Diabetes
Helps control blood sugar levels. Amla is considered a 'panacea' for diabetic patients. Helps in keeping blood sugar stable for a long time.
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Other Major Benefits
Controls cholesterol and reduces the risk of heart attack. Cleanses the liver and removes toxins from the body. Glowing skin and strong hair from within.
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How to Consume Amla?
Wash and eat fresh amla or drink amla juice on an empty stomach for maximum benefits. Enjoy winter with amla murabba and chutney, but consult a specialist first.