USDA Organic Amla Powder, Lab Tested for Heavy Metals, Resealable 4oz Pouch, Amalaki, Grosella Espinosa India

This amla powder is fresh and finely ground. It’s USDA organic and lab tested, which makes me feel confident about the quality. The taste is naturally tart and it mixes well into water, smoothies, or hair masks without clumping. The resealable pouch is convenient and keeps it fresh. Overall, a great-quality amla powder for wellness and beauty use.

This is my first time to try this superfood. I mixed it into almond butter with cocoa and it tastes like an amazing treat. The amla powder gives a subtle fruity taste and lots of health benefits!

I’ve been using this amla powder for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed with the quality. The powder is very fresh, finely ground, and has that natural tangy flavor you expect from good amla. It’s completely free from any fillers or artificial additives, which is important to me. I use it daily in my morning smoothie and sometimes as a hair mask, and I’ve noticed a positive difference in both my digestion and hair health. The packaging is airtight and keeps the powder fresh for a long time. Definitely worth every penny! Highly recommend this to anyone looking for pure, high-quality amla powder. Will definitely reorder!

The Spice Profile USDA Organic Amla Powder is a pure and potent superfood that has become a staple in my wellness routine. Also known as Amalaki or Indian Gooseberry, this fine powder is packed with nutrients and has been a cornerstone in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. The organic certification gives me confidence in the quality and purity of the product. I’ve incorporated it into my daily diet by adding it to smoothies and teas, and I’ve noticed an increase in my overall vitality and immunity. The powder is finely milled, making it easy to blend without any grittiness. Its tangy and slightly bitter taste is a testament to its natural state, without any additives or preservatives. I appreciate the versatility of this amla powder, as it can also be used in homemade face masks for its antioxidant properties. It’s a simple, natural way to support your body’s health and well-being. Highly recommended for anyone looking to incorporate a powerful, natural supplement into their diet.

Amla, aka Indian gooseberry, is a powerful antioxidant featured in Dr. Greger's book How Not to Age. That's where it first came up on my radar, and the research was compelling enough that I decided to start consuming some each day, as Dr. Greger recommends. I had never tasted this stuff before. It's not unpleasant, but pungent. Of course, it's not intended to be eaten straight—but I had to try it! A small amount in a smoothie would probably be undetectable, especially a tart and fruity one. I'd say this stuff is high quality, although admittedly I have nothing else to compare it to, as this is my first time consuming it. I was happy with the size of the bag and its packaging for the price I paid. The product is finely ground, so it mixes well into everything I've tried it with. Type “amla how not to die” into a search engine, and one of your first hits will likely be from Dr. Greger's nonprofit site, which is loaded with details and summaries of research about amla.

I add these in tea bags for tea with another tea flavor. Adds a nice flavor.

I used this for hair care. Powder is strong smell-wise but help grow my hair

This item was highly recommended by someone. I like the high quality and interested in the high vitamin c content. I’ve been adding it to my smoothies. I am feeling better although I’ve also made other changes.