DAILY AMLA

Daily Amla brings me the goodness of amla in a pure and bio-active form. It is made using Tri-low®, our patented amla extract that:
• Helps manage triglycerides
• Helps manage bad cholesterol LDL
• Helps manage total cholesterols
• Helps manage ApoB-ApoA1 ratio
• Helps manage atherogenic index of plasma
• Regulates HMGCOA activity and maintains COQ10 level

It supports heart health in the following ways:
• It helps manage healthy level of triglycerides
Many studies have indicated that as the triglyceride level rises, so does heart disease risk. But the link seems to vary depending on what other risk factors are present. The NCEP guidelines recommend aggressive treatment for elevated triglycerides. Recent studies indicate that an elevated triglyceride level is significantly linked to the degree of heart disease risk. The 2001 guidelines recommend treating even borderline- high triglyceride levels.
• It helps manage LDL
Coronary heart disease is the leading killer of men and women in the Western civilisation. There’s no doubt that lowering the amount of LDL cholesterol in my bloodstream can reduce my odds of having a heart attack. Data from dozens of studies indicates that the chance of a heart attack drops 20-30% with effective LDL lowering.
• It maintains good cholesterol (HDL)
HDL cholesterol is protective and reduces the risk of coronary heart disease. Lower the total cholesterol, higher the HDL. High density lipoproteins are of two types:
1. HDL2
2. HDL3
More of HDL2 is required to be present to prevent coronary heart diseases and keep the heart healthy.
• It reduces atherogenic index of plasma (AIP)
Lowering of this index indicates that TG is reduced and HDL2 is increased.
• It reduces hs-CRP
C - reactive protein (CRP) is a predictor of cardiac health. Elevated levels of CRP indicate an unhealthy heart and the possibility of a heart attack.

We recommend taking 1 capsule in the morning and 1 at night everyday after having your food.

Yes. All you have to do is subscribe and we’ll ship you a bottle every month!

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Does it cause any side effects?
Daily Amla does not typically cause any side effects.
Please consult your healthcare practitioner before using the supplement if you are pregnant, taking any medications or facing any health conditions.

When should I expect to see results?
Every individual is different so the speed of results may vary. But you can usually see results after 3-6 weeks if you take the recommended dose regularly.

What should I do if I miss a dose?
Don’t worry, just take the dose when you realise you’ve missed it! However, if the time is close to your next dose, then continue with your usual regimen.

What other directions should I follow?
• Store in a cool and dry place.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Do not exceed daily recommended dose.

Is cholesterol necessary for a healthy life?
A myth about cholesterol is that the healthiest cholesterol level is zero. If people didn’t have any cholesterol, they’d die – and so would the human species. Men couldn’t produce testosterone without it, women couldn’t produce oestrogen. And without those, humans couldn’t produce the next generation.

What are the functions of cholesterol?
• It helps make the outer coating of cells (plasma membrane).
• It makes up the bile acids that digest food in the intestine.
• It allows the body to make vitamin D and hormones like oestrogen in women and testosterone in men.

What is bad about cholesterol?
What is bad is having too much and carrying it in LDL particles. These particles tend to deposit it in the wrong places, such as my artery walls, the blood vessels that carry oxygen-rich blood to my heart and brain etc. The accumulation of LDL causes a narrowing and instability in the artery walls, which can ultimately lead to heart attacks and strokes.

Does my body synthesise cholesterol?
Most of the cholesterol that travels in my blood is actually made by my liver.

Does cholesterols from food elevate cholesterol levels in the body?
Only a minority of it comes from cholesterol in the food I eat. Certain fats in my diet besides cholesterol (particularly saturated fats and trans fats) cause the liver to make unhealthy amounts of cholesterol. Thus, the saturated fats and trans fats in my diet do more to raise my cholesterol than the cholesterol in the food I eat.

What is Coq10?
This vitamin-like substance is found in every cell in the body but is most prevalent in tissues with high energy demands, such as the muscles of the heart.