Divya Amalaki Rasayana

Amalaki is called as amalaki rasayana dravya where rasayana means ‘rejuvenating and revitalizing’. Amalaki Rasayana is useful in eye disorders, rejuvenation, hyper-acidity, memory enhancement, skin disorders, bowel movements. It is anti-aging and also used in Cataract, Glaucoma and  other eye problems. In Ayurveda, the ancient healing science of India, describes amalaki as the mother of all the herbs for all the human health ailments, right from the diabetes to acidity and indigestion to stubborn and disease like cancer. It is called as amalaki rasayana dravya where rasayana means ‘rejuvenating and revitalizing’.

Regular use of Amlaki Rasayan makes your eyes Healthy till the end of life. Best Eye tonic.

Available in : 100 gm.

Composition of Amalaki Rasayana

Each 5.00 gm contains :

Awala / Amla churna (Emblica officinalis) Processed with Amla Juice.

Divya Amalaki Rasayana Dosage

1-2 teaspoons twice a day empty stomach with water.

Amalaki Indications

Some of the important indications for taking amla or amalaki are as below:-

• Amalaki benefits in premature aging
• Amla builds immune power, helpful in tackling day-to-day infections and seasonal attacks
• Indian gooseberry helps in overcoming hyperacidity and dyspepsia
• Amla churna benefits in healing skin ailments
• Amla, up to certain extent, regulates the bowel movements so useful in constipation.

Amalaki is Anti-Ageing

Amalaki has revitalising effects, as it contains an element which is valuable in preventing ageing & in maintaining strength in old people. It also improves body resistance and protects the body against inection. Amalaki strengthens the heart, hair & different glands in the body.

Eye Disorders

Juice of Amla (An active ingredient in Amalaki rasayana) with honey is useful in preserving eye sight disorders. It is very beneficial in the treatment of conjuctivitis & glucoma. It reduces intraocular tension in a remarkable manner. A cup of amla juice with honey can be taken twice daily of this condition.

- Swami Ramdev Medicine (Herbal and Ayurvedic remedy), from Patanjali Yogpeeth