amla oil helps us

It helps in regulating blood sugar. It is very powerful anti-inflammatory herb, a wonderful antioxidant and a natural Source of Vitamin C. 

Amla helps scavenge free radicals.
Amla is powerful food for the brain. Studies show that Amla helps lower cholesterol.
Amla also helps maintain the functioning of the liver, increases hemoglobin, red blood cell count. It is useful for Cough, Bronchitis, and Asthma.
Amla cleanses the mouth, strengthens the teeth. Its decoction is used in hyperacidity and with honey as an anthelmintic. The presence of Amla results in an enhanced cell survival, decreased free radical production and higher antioxidant levels. There are various classic Ayurvedic preparations, such as Chyawanprash in which Amla is used as a chief ingredient. It help improve intelligence and memory power. Triphala and Brahm rasayana are other classic medicine in which Amla is being used since time immemorial.
  Conclusion 

Amla is one of the richest natural sources of vitamin C, its fresh juice containing nearly twenty times as much vitamin C as orange juice. A single tiny Amla is equivalent in vitamin C content to two oranges. Clinical tests on patients suffering from pulmonary tuberculosis have shown that this high concentrate is more quickly assimilated then the synthetic vitamin. It is an ingredient of many Ayurvedic medicines and tonics, as it removes excessive salivation, nausea, vomiting, giddiness, spermatorrhoea, internal body heat and menstrual disorders. Because it is also cooling, it increases sattwa, and is an excellent liver tonic. Research has been done with amla evaluating its role as an antioxidant, in ulcer prevention, for people with diabetes, for mental and memory effects, and its anti-inflammatory benefits.
 Amla extract supplements be helpful in those undergoing radiation therapy or would it also protect the cancer cells that the radiation is trying to destroy.
Amla Tonic has a haematinic and lipalytic function useful in Scurvy and Jaundice, prevents

Amla is highly nutritious

Amla is highly nutritious and is an important dietary source of Vitamin C, minerals and amino acids. The edible fruit tissue contains protein concentration 3-fold and ascorbic acid concentration 160-fold compared to that of the apple. The fruit also contains considerably higher concentration of most minerals and amino acids than apples. Glutamic acid, proline, aspartic acid, alanine, and lysine are 29.6%, 14.6%, 8.1%, 5.4% and 5.3% respectively of the total amino acids. The pulpy portion of fruit, dried and freed from the nuts contains: gallic acid 1.32%, tannin, gum 13.75%; albumin 13.08%; crude cellulose 17.08%; mineral matter 4.12% and moisture 3.83%.
 Amla fruit ash contains chromium, 2.5 ppm; zinc 4 ppm; and copper, 3 ppm
 Description:
Amla is the medium size deciduous plant. It grows to the height of 8 -18 meter. It has a crooked trunk and spreading branches. Its flower is yellow greenish in color. The fruit is spherical pale yellow with six vertical furrows. The mature fruits are hard and do not fall for the gentle touch. The average weight of the fruit is 60 -70 g. It has a gray bark and reddish wood. Its leaves are feathery, linear oblong in shape and smell like lemon. Its wood is hard in texture. It wraps and splits when exposed in the Sun or in the excessive heat.
 Location:

 It is planted through the deciduous of tropical India and on the hill slopes up to 2000 meter. It is commercially cultivated in the state of Uttar Pradesh in India. It is also grown in Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh also.
  Cultivation Methods:
 Amla can grow in light as well as the heavy soils. It is grown under the tropical conditions. The young plants are protected from the hot winds as they dye easily.
 Amla is generally propagated through seeds. It requires proper sunlight. It is irrigated during the monsoon season. It starts bearing fruits in seven years from the day of planting.
 Soil and Climate Amla can be grown in light as well as heavy soils except purely sandy soil. Calcareous soil with rocky substratum can also be good. However, well drained fertile loamy soil is the best for higher yield. The plant have capacity for adaptation to dry regions and can also grow in moderately alkaline soils. It is grown extensively under tropical condition. Annual rainfall of 630- 800 mm have given good yield. The young plants up to the age of 3 years should be protected from hot wind during May-June and from frost during winter months. The mature plants can tolerate freezing temperature as well as temperature up to 460 °C.
Planting Amla is generally propagated through seeds, but seed propagated trees bear inferior quality fruits and have a long gestation period. Shield budding is done on one year old seedlings with buds collected from superior strains yielding big size fruits. Older trees of inferior types can be rejuvenated and easily changed into superior type by top working. The pits of 1m3 are prepared during May-June at a distance of 4.5 m spacing and should be left for 15-20 days exposed to sunlight. Each pit should be filled with surface soil mixed with 15 kg farm yard manure and one kg of super phosphate before planting the grafted seedling. 

 Manures, Fertilizers and Pesticides The medicinal plants have to be grown without chemical fertilizers and use of pesticides. Organic manures like, Farm Yard Manure (FYM), VermiCompost, Green Manure etc. may be used as per requirement of the species. To prevent diseases, bio-pesticides could be prepared (either single or mixture) from Neem (kernel, seeds & leaves), Chitrakmool, Datura, Cow's urine etc. Biofertilizers such as Azotobacter, phosphobacteria and Vesicular Arbuscular Mycorrhiza (VAM) boost the plant growth.

Oil root golden amla

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How to use, golden  amla oil to prolong Hair Oil root


Benefits of Oil root out amla  it softens and smoothes the hair and your hair will notice the difference from the first or second use until soft hair and enjoying increased bristle increase smoothness

- Shine hair and gives it a strong luminosity of first use - many said that Mullah oil increases darkening hair and he darkens the right hair color only and there is no person who hates dark hair

   - golden  amla oil  to prolong hair with remarkable speed more than any second oil thanks to the fruits of Phyllanthus oil (green color which is like a small apple) who intervene in the oil composition within two months you will notice that your hair may be too long and you'll notice the difference between your hair before using the oil in amla s After Astbamalh.

How to use it:

Put a little oil on dry hair, hoping day after day, hoping to leave the oil on the hair of 3 to 5 hours ... anoint your hair and be coverage through the nylon bag, then wash your hair with shampoo twice and preferably warm water and then cold water

  A second method:


 Wash your hair first and then paint the hair oil, hoping to have your hair moisturized 'and splendor of this method for all types of oil because the pores are open, but Libby her alone Maandha Time means a base at home. If you prefer a married put oil in the amla  after the pair out to get rid of the smell of oil in the amla  of hair 'amla  for an effective oil for hair extension prolific and make it' and germination of hair in the light areas and make it healthy

New Dabur Amla Gold is an improved product over Dabur's very successful classic Amla Hair oil. Now Amla Gold contains two new nourishing ingredients: Almonds and Henna.
Amla: Nourishes and strengthens hair from the roots to make it long, strong and beautiful.
Almonds: Moisturizes and softens hair.
Henna: Coats and conditions to provide a lustrous shine.
Use Dabur Amla Gold Hair oil by gently massaging the oil into the scalp and the hair's roots. Leave in for several hours and wash out. Regular use makes the hair silky, shiny and easy to style.

Dabur is Pioneer in Herbal Hair Oil
Introduced in early 50's in northern India
- Becomes largest selling branded hair oil
- Original French perfume formulation with goodness of Amla (Herb proven to nourish & strengthen hair & from root stop hair falling use before it gets too late

Dabur Lite Oil

Dabur Lite Oil

The form of oil:

Oil color Green Light Olive .. strong smell some thing .. It is in the plastic packaging ..

And  derived from plants ..

* Usefulness

1. Hair extension

2. Prevent Hair Loss

3. Hair density

4. eliminate dandruff

5. Maintain the gloss hair

6 .  maintain the hair dye and color ..

How to use this oil

- Once a week is used because of the magnitude of the problems of therapeutic head ..

- Can not be mixed with other oils because it is a strong oil ..

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	Enriched with the goodness of Amla (Indian Gooseberry), Dabur Amla Hair Oil provides Amla's real nourishment to hair. It strengthens hair roots, making them long, thick and beautiful.
The mild soothing natural fragrance in Dabur Amla Hair Oil gives an all day garden freshness. Dabur Amla Hair Oil is a scientific blend of the purest mineral and vegetable oils. Mixed hygienically in the correct ratio these oils nurture the scalp, give hair a luxurient glossy look, keep them silky and long, and prevent hair damage from the extremities of weather, premature graying & falling of hair. When massaged into the scalp it relaxes the mind, eases out stress and promotes sleep. It also nourishes and strengthens the hair roots.
Amla (Emblica officinalis) - hair nourishment & hair fall Vegetable Oils - natural source of Vitamin E, nourishes the scalp, protects from dehydration
Regular pack  HDPE bottle - 50 ml, 100 ml, 200 ml, 300 ml & 500 ml European Pack Pet bottles with outer carton, ingredients listed in English, French, German, Italian and Dutch - 200 ml, 300 ml American Pack Pet bottles with outer carton, ingredients listed in English and French - 100 ml, 200 ml, 300 ml
Take 6-8 ml of oil, depending upon the area of scalp and Volume of hair. Apply the oil on the hair and massage gently using your fingertips. Massage for 5-10 minutes using another 1-2 ml oil, if required in between. The application can continue for 5-7 minutes. Use 2-3 times a week, preferably during morning or evening times, keeping the body relaxed. Take head bath using shampoo of your choice. Storage Can be easily stored at room temperature for a period of 3 years. Keep away from sunlight Caution For external application only Individual hypersensitive to any of its ingredient should avoid usage. Keep it away from the reach of children.