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Wild Amla

Wild Amla

Wild Amla

Wild Amla, also known as Indian Gooseberry, is a revered fruit in Ayurveda, known for its exceptional nutritional profile and therapeutic value. It is a powerhouse of natural Vitamin C, antioxidants, and fiber, helping to boost immunity, promote healthy digestion, and enhance skin and hair health. Farm Ayurveda offers wild-harvested Amla from forest regions, carefully sun-dried and packed to retain its potency.

Description

Unlike cultivated amla, Wild Amla grows naturally in forest soil without human intervention, making it richer in nutrients and more potent in taste and effect. This fruit has a sharp sour flavor with subtle sweetness and is often used in powder, candy, juice, or whole dried form to enhance well-being and longevity.

History

Wild Amla has been used for over 3,000 years in traditional Ayurvedic medicine. It is a core ingredient in Chyawanprash, Triphala, and many rejuvenating formulations. Ancient texts refer to amla as “Amalaki,” meaning the sustainer, due to its rejuvenating and detoxifying effects. Tribal communities and Vaidyas have long used wild amla for fever, sore throat, and vitality.

Specification

Product Name Wild Amla
Origin India
Family Phyllanthaceae
Binomial name Phyllanthus emblica

Features & Characteristics

Color Light green to yellowish when dried
Taste and Smell Sour, tangy, astringent; slightly earthy aroma
Quality Wild-harvested, sun-dried, pesticide-free

Ingredients

Nutrients Rich in ascorbic acid, polyphenols, dietary fiber
Minerals Iron, calcium, phosphorus, potassium
Vitamins Extremely rich in Vitamin C; B-complex and A
Protein ~1.2%
Fats 0.6%

Uses of Wild Amla

Consumed raw, powdered, or dried for daily health.

Used in Ayurvedic tonics like Chyawanprash.

Added to herbal teas and juices.

Used in hair oils and skin formulations.

Incorporated in sweets, chutneys, and preserves.

Benefits of Wild Amla

Boosts immunity with high Vitamin C.

Aids digestion and balances stomach acidity.

Enhances skin glow and combats pigmentation.

Strengthens hair roots and prevents greying.

Helps control blood sugar and cholesterol.

Acts as a natural detoxifier.

Promotes longevity and vitality in Ayurveda.