Amla Berry Powder (1lb) by Naturevibe Botanicals - Organic Gluten-Free, Raw & Non-GMO (16 Ounces)

The territory of TerraSoul. A grainy amla like this one from Naturvibe has an earthy smell and taste similar to sawdust (like what you find in a horse or elephant enclosure), and is very light in Comparatively, Terrasoul amla, which I have bought a number of times, seems finer and discolors much better in water. Moreover, Terrasoul amla is scented like tart berries, has a darker color, and tastes like them. I have not experienced any harm from Naturevibe amla, but it tastes terribly bad and I couldn't take it for very long while I was suffering from it. Despite being so berrylike, it tastes extremely grainy, even mixed into a smoothie with most other ingredients. Since the manufacturer must be cutting the "amla" with filler, I would not be surprised if some of the product has been replaced by substances. It is more than likely that you should go with Terrasoul amla, which I have gotten many times, rather than Naturevibe amla, which I have gotten one time only. It is best to avoid this "amla. ". In addition, please note the following Amla (Date of manufacture The 12th of December, 2020 By 12/2022) & by 9/2016. Amla Terrasoul The 211/101 act For best results, reach by August 2023). In both cases, phyllanthis emblica powder is said to be 100 percent organic.

Marvin West

| Apr 25, 2021

Researchers have found that this product lowers cholesterol levels well. Working well, does not seem to have any side effects. PS, don't forget to cut oils, fat, fried food, etc, if you are trying to reduce cholesterol.

Evan York

| May 09, 2021

Overall, it appears to be fine. The seed looks to be ground too, so it's not fine enough to go into drinks and hair treatments. I use it for making herb water for drinking and for making haircuts. It is bitter and sour in taste, which is how it should be. Amla is extremely beneficial for your health.

Alondra Haas

| Oct 03, 2020

The smell of freshness. What I appreciate most about it is the organic nature of it. Every morning I drink it in my smoothie or occasionally in orange juice. It is naturally bitter so you need to add something to take this up.

Poppy Perry

| May 02, 2021

The product reduced my appetite within 1 day. I made a tea with it and put honey when it was cooled. It also kept my hunger at bay. About half a teaspoon was used. In order to drink the remaining tea at the bottom, I just put more water in the cup. After taking it the next day, I had much less appetite. I used it the next day as well. Next time, I'll buy a different brand since I don't know if it has lead in it. However, I feel much better after using it. If there was a brand that guaranteed no lead or mercury, I would definitely buy it.

Rory Macias

| Mar 10, 2021

Amal tends to be brown when powdered as a result of being cursed with the seed, however the picture on the bag shows a lighter colored powder, which matches the color of the one with just the flesh of the fruit powdered. That is definitely a dark brown color! I have a light brown one.

Aubree Carlson

| Feb 06, 2021

This was my first time using amla, so I do not have any comparisons between its quality and other brands. I found that all the literature said it had a bad taste, and I agree that it does taste bad, but it wasn't that unpleasant that I would stop using it. My blood sugar levels are down about 20 points using 2 tsp a.

Kathryn Ryan

| Oct 02, 2020

You have a hard time getting up. There is a grainy and bitter taste. During my childhood, I ate an amla berry every now and then. Considering all it took was the juicer to mix, this wasn't that great. You might be able to blend it with fruit in a A rough translation. The product was not worth the money.

Zaria Salas

| Sep 22, 2020