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Nutrition
Question #44367
79 days ago
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how much amla juice per day - #44367

Benjamin

I am really confused about how much amla juice per day I should be drinking. I started using amla juice a couple of weeks ago after reading about its benefits for immune strength and digestion (which I really need help with, to be honest). Some days I feel like I might be overdoing it since I’ve heard it’s really potent stuff, but then again, other people say it’s super healthy. My grandma used to drink it every morning, but she never really said how much amla juice per day was good for her. Right now, I’m taking about 30ml mixed with some water each morning. But sometimes I forget, and then I worry if I’m missing out or if I’m drinking too much, you know? My friend said I shouldn’t go over 50ml, but I’ve seen people say you can drink like 100ml too! That seems like a lot, but then again, I’m desperate for ways to boost my energy and immunity since I always catch colds and stuff. Also, I’ve heard that if you overdose, it might mess with my stomach or something. Has anyone experienced that? I just want to make sure I’m on the right track with how much amla juice per day, especially since I don’t want to waste my time or money if I'm not doing it right. Any advice would really help!

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Amla juice indeed offers numerous health benefits, particularly for digestion, immunity, and overall vitality. Now taking about 30ml mixed with water daily is a good starting point and aligns well with Ayurvedic principles. Generally, consuming between 20 to 30ml per day is considered beneficial for most individuals. If you’re comfortable with this amount and don’t experience any adverse effects, it’s fine to continue. You mention hearing about doses up to 100ml, but higher quantities might lead to digestive discomfort or loose stools for some people because amla is sour and can be potent if overconsumed.

Remember that the efficacy of amla juice not just the quantity but how it’s consumed too. Mixing it with a glass of lukewarm water and sipping it in the morning on an empty stomach can enhance absorption and stimulate digestion due to activation of agni, or digestive fire. Just make sure you’re spacing it from your meals to allow it time to be absorbed properly. If you’re missing some days, don’t worry too much, consistency is more important than quantity.

If you’re noticing digestive issues, it might be helpful to assess your overall diet and other habits, sometimes it’s not just one thing causing an issue. If you’re prone to catching colds frequently, alongside your amla juice routine, consider incorporating other immune-supporting practices, like regular light exercise, adequate hydration (warm water is preferable), and a diet rich in fresh, whole foods.

In Ayurveda, moderation and balance are key, so more isn’t always better. If you find you need an energy boost or immune support beyond what amla provides, it could be worth exploring other integrative practices that suit your lifestyle and constitution. Consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner if you’re unsure, especially if you notice any unpleasant symptoms.

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