You are at Ayurveda >> Health Tips >> Triphala CureThe benefits of TriphalaMost people who consume triphala might not be aware of the logic that has gone into its prescription. Charaka, the noted physician of Ancient India, has recommended in Charak Samhita that taking harada powder in the morning, vibhitaka powder before meals and amla powder after meals is an excellent regimen to get rejuvenating effects. All three fruits combined together make what is called “triphala.” “Tri” means “three” and “phala” means “fruit,” so literally translated triphala means “three fruits.” And the three fruits it contains are harada (Chebulic myrobalan), and vibhitika (Belliric myrobalan) amla (Indian gooseberry). Triphala is highly regarded as a potent Ayurvedic combination that promotes bowel movement. Ayurveda holds that most health afflictions of humans have their roots embedded in faulty or incomplete digestion. That apart, it has a high nutritional value. On account of its cleansing effect, it detoxifies the body simultaneously. These are the qualities that have attracted the pantheon of alternative medicine to it, across the world. Triphala is a classic example of the ‘Unmatched Individually, Matchless Together’ adage. The magic of triphala, by and large, is in its individual components. Each, interestingly, corresponds to three different body doshas – vata, pitta, and kapha – and thus exhibits specific, yet collective, action on these doshas. While harada exhibits purifying effects and amla laxative effects, vibhitika is known for removing kapha imbalances apart from being anti-spasmodic. If all the three constituents are organically grown and manufactured in standardized facilities, triphala becomes a most energetic formula that you can trust on and get benefited by, especially if you take it regularly but under dietary guidance. You can help us!Today this one man operated website has 250 Vedic scriptures online. Plus 17 major Sashtras of astrology, 200 MP3 Stotras and the 4 Vedas in MP3. All this and plenty more are given freely. A good part of the money earned by this site goes to support the three charitable causes - Scriptures for the blind , helping the slum children of Delhi and helping a Gurukul Vedasala. The space occupied by these audio files and their monthly usage bandwidth is in Gigabytes and costs me a pile. If you like the work I am doing, please feel free to make a donation. Your continued donations will keep this site running and help in expanding.
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