Have you heard of Amla before? Or maybe Triphala? Amla/Amalaki is a stand-alone herb in a herbal blend of Triphala and a spice for culinary purposes
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Let's talk about the Ayurveda properties of Amla. It has a sour taste in predominance but also has all the other four flavors. What makes this fruit interesting is that it gets converted to sweet taste after digestion, cold in potency, and pacifies all three doshas. đż
I have been feeling a little loss of appetite and its summertime. For that reason, i had to prepared a drink that can boost my cravings and cool off the summer heat.Â
I chose
đđŚđĽđ/đ đ¨đ¨đŹđđđđŤđŤđ˛,which is cold in potency, reduces burning sensation, and is antioxidant, suitable for hair growth and good skin
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đđżđ đ´đśđťđ´đ˛đż -It is useful in aiding digestion, enhancing appetite, pacifying stomach disorders and maintaining joint health and respiratory system health
đŚđ˛đŽ đđŽđšđ- In the summer, this salty drink is a gentle way also to promote hydration
Directions
Add all ingredients to tall glass.
Pour in one cup room-temperature water.
Stir with fork or mini whisk.
Adjust seasonings and water content to taste.
Enjoy!
Pro Tip:Â For folks who love extra tang, add a teaspoon of organic lemon or lime juice to the mix!