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Triphala churna - #20799

Srilakshmi

What are the main benefits of Triphala churna, I am taking since one year , is there any side effect if i take it for long duration??

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Triphala churna boosts immunity Helps in digestion Helps In weight loss Oral care Helps in arthritis

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Triphala churna's widely recognized in Ayurveda for its ability to support digestion, detoxification, and overall rejuvenation. It's made from three fruits — Amalaki, Bibhitaki, and Haritaki — each contributing to its health benefits. When you take Triphala, you're promoting balanced doshas, improving digestion and elimination, and supporting the natural cleansing of the internal systems. It's like giving your body a gentle daily tune-up, if I may put it that way. One of the major benefits is its support for digestion and elimination. Triphala helps to improve stool consistency and regularity, addressing both constipation and diarrhea, a balancing act it's pretty famous for. Also, it aids in cleansing the colon, thus supporting better absorption of nutrients, which can be linked ot improved vitality and energy. Besides aiding digestion, it's believed to support healthier vision, metabolic function, and a robust immune system. Many people also find it helps maintain skin health. However, the effects can vary depending on individual dosha constitution, and imbalances. Now about taking Triphala for long periods — generally recognized as safe in Ayurveda, especially in moderate amounts. But, every person different, taking it for really long periods might occasionally cause mild issues, especially if your dosha is sensitive or out of balance. Some might experience digestive upset, loose stools, or more rarely a depletion of nutrients. It's important to assess how you feel constantly and adjust your use based on your body's feedback. I'd recommend taking a short break from it occasionally, like every few months, to observe how your body responds without it. If you notice any persistent problems or if you're unsure about how it's affecting you, it's a good idea to consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner, you know, someone who could evaluate your specific needs and give tailored advice. Above all, listen to your body, as everyone's response can vary somewhat.

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