Amla Juice, Indian Gooseberry, 1000 ml - SATTVA

SATTVA AMLA juice 1000 ml is a single-ingredient drink made from the fruit of Phyllanthus emblica — the Indian gooseberry, known in Ayurveda as amla or amalaki. For thousands of years this small green-yellow fruit has been one of the central plants of Indian herbal tradition, valued for its remarkably sour taste and dense nutrient profile. The liquid format simply preserves the pressed fruit so it can be consumed as a diluted drink.

The reason amla attracts attention is its natural composition. The fruit is one of the richest plant sources of vitamin C and also contains polyphenols such as emblicanins, gallic acid and ellagic acid. These compounds act as antioxidants — molecules that neutralise free radicals, the unstable particles formed during normal metabolism and under stress, pollution or UV exposure. Vitamin C additionally contributes to the formation of collagen, to iron absorption from plant foods, and to the regular function of the immune system.

In Ayurvedic thinking amla is considered a rasayana — a rejuvenating plant traditionally used to balance all three doshas, especially pitta. Modern users often choose it as a plant-based vitamin C source instead of synthetic ascorbic acid, because the vitamin in fruit comes naturally bound with bioflavonoids and tannins from the same matrix.

SATTVA AMLA juice fits people who prefer a liquid herbal product over capsules, follow a vegan or vegetarian diet, or want to keep an Ayurvedic plant in their kitchen alongside ginger, turmeric or triphala. It is usually taken diluted in water, sometimes with a little honey to soften the strongly sour and astringent taste. Some people use it in the morning on an empty stomach, others mix it into smoothies or fresh juices.

Good to know. This is a food supplement, not a medicine, and it does not replace a varied diet or a healthy lifestyle. Because of its acidity and tannin content, amla juice may not suit people with active gastritis or stomach ulcers, and it can interact with blood-thinning or diabetes medication. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medicines or planning to give it to a child, consult a doctor or pharmacist first. Do not exceed the dose stated on the label.