If there is one homemade juice that keeps both our hair and skin in peak health both when consumed internally and applied externally, it is amla juice also called as gooseberry juice. We call amla juice nellikai juice in Tamil and it really is a wonder juice that offers us a lot of health benefits.
Though you can buy amla juice from the markets, it is best when made freshly at home. Amla juice is nothing short of a miracle in treating all skin problems as it is full of antioxidants and has amazing health, hair and skin benefits if consumed regularly.
Amla Juice Health Benefits:
1. Amla Juice For Weight Loss:
2. Amla Juice For Hair:
3. Amla Juice For Skin:
4. Amla Juice For Cough, Cold & Acidity:
5. Amla Juice For General Health:
Side Effects of Amla Juice:
There are rarely any side effects of drinking amla juice. Even pregnant women and diabetic patients can consume amla juice safely, but never take preserved juice. Consume only freshly made juice preferably made at home.
Amla juice is not tasty like other fruit juices, so I like to spice it up a bit like in the recipe below. Amla juice is best made with fresh amlas and should be had as soon as possible for best results.
How To Make Amla Juice:
1. Take 1/8 tsp of cumin seeds and a small piece of ginger in a mortar and pestle and crush coarsely. This makes it easier to grind.
2. Pound 5 fresh amlas and remove the seeds from them.
3. Grind pounded amlas and crushed cumin seed mixture along with a pinch of salt in a mixer as finely as you can.
4. Add required amount of water and grind everything together.
5. Strain and sweeten with pure honey. Your delicious homemade amla juice is ready!
NOTES:
- Amlas store well in the refrigerator for 4 to 5 days.
- Ginger and cumin seeds also help in digestion. This amla juice is perfect for serving after heavy meals as it aids in digestion.
- Don’t add too much of ginger, it will not taste good.
- Diabetic patients can avoid the honey in the recipe.
- Make this juice fresh and have it immediately and try to buy organic amlas.
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