Banyan Botanicals Amla / 90 tablets

Amla, the sour fruit Ayurveda built a whole vitamin C reputation on, in 90 tablets

Amla is also called Indian gooseberry, which is a nice way of saying "small, green, and aggressively sour." People have been eating it anyway for a few thousand years, which tells you something. Mostly it tells you that it's worth it. Amla is one of Ayurveda's most used herbs, the kind of ingredient that shows up in formulas for digestion, skin, hair, and general "staying well" the way flour shows up in bread. It's not flashy. It's just always there, doing the work.

Banyan Botanicals grinds the whole dried fruit into a tablet, which is a polite way of letting you skip the part where you eat a sour fruit on purpose. You get 90 tablets per bottle, sourced and processed with the same organic, sustainably wildcrafted standard Banyan uses across their herb line. No shortcuts, no filler fruit standing in for the real one.

What Amla Actually Does

• Supports healthy digestive function, including a calm, balanced stomach
• Naturally rich in vitamin C, which supports normal immune system function
• Supports antioxidant activity to help manage everyday oxidative stress
• Nourishes hair and skin from the inside, the way Ayurveda has used it for generations
• Supports a healthy inflammatory response as part of normal body maintenance
• Promotes overall vitality and a sense of balanced wellbeing

In Ayurvedic terms, Amla is considered good for all three doshas, which is rare. Most herbs pick a lane. Amla just shows up and helps across the board, like the one coworker who's somehow good at every part of the job. It's also classified as a rasayana, an herb used traditionally to support long term vitality, not a quick fix for a bad Tuesday.

How to Take It

Amla tablets fit easily into a daily wellness routine, whether you're already taking other Ayurvedic herbs or just starting to build one. No powder, no sour aftertaste, no deciding whether you really want to chew on a gooseberry today. You just take the tablet and let the fruit do what it's apparently been doing since before refrigeration was a concept.

Banyan Botanicals has been making traditional Ayurvedic herbs for over 25 years, working directly with farmers who grow Amla the way it's meant to be grown, which is slowly and without shortcuts. This isn't a trendy "superfood" repackaging. It's one of the oldest herbs in the Ayurvedic pharmacy, put into a tablet so you don't have to think about it twice a day. You just do.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.