Its local application on the scalp gives good results in hair loss. It stimulates hair follicles thus promoting hair growth and also improves texture of the hair. It also prevents premature greying of hair; controls dandruff makes the hair strong and glowing. Indian women generally use Amla to wash their hair, which act as natural hair conditioner. Regular use of Amla hair oil promotes glowing skin and delays wrinkles or loosening of skin. It also counters diseases like reddening, itching and watering of the eyes.

Amla is perhaps the single most often mentioned herb in the Caraka Samhita. It has a reputation of being a powerful rejuvenating herb. The fruit is reputed to have the highest content of vitamin C of any natural occurring substances in nature. It promotes ojas and the reproductive fluids.  It is useful in the treatment of ulcers and hyperacidity.  Studies indicate that it is much more effective than Vitamin C alone in reducing chromosomal abnormalities.  It also makes our body’s immune system strong and helps to fight diseases.

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