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by Sudha Bhandari | 23-04-2020 12:36
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Hello everyone,
I hope you all are doing great staying safe.Today I am going to share a short information about Pani Amala also called as Himalayan ground gooseberry. Pani Amala is a underground fruit which is sour and sweet in taste but neglected by most of the people as they consider it as weed .Even most of us also neglect as we don't know about the medicinal importance of this fruit. So today I am going to share some medicinal importance of this fruit to you all. Medicinal importance of Pani Amala: - The powder made from the dried leaves ,root and fruit of this plant is very beneficial for jaundice pateints if it is consumed with water and sugar . - Due to the sour and sweet taste of this food it is very beneficial for the person who have problem in eating food. - Fresh fruit consumptions is beneficial for digestion and even help to maintain blood sugar level. - It helps to remove household air toxins such as formaldehyde and xylene. - The underground berries are used as mineral water. -It is beneficial for pancreas and liver also. |
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Thank you so much sharing
Posted 27-04-2020 15:37
Thanks for sharing about pani Amala and it's health benefits.
Posted 26-04-2020 16:42
Hello Sudha
Great to Know about himalyan gorund gooseberry.
Regards,
Sahara Shrestha
Posted 25-04-2020 02:22
You are welcome sonika
Posted 24-04-2020 10:22
Thank you meena
Posted 24-04-2020 10:21
Hello Sudha!!
I Hope you are doing great!
Thank you for sharing about Himalayan ground gooseberry with its benefits.I used to have it in my childhood days.
Keep on sharing!!
GREEN CHEERS!!
Regards,
Sonika
Posted 23-04-2020 20:56
Hello Sudha!!
I hope you are fine and doing great.
Thank you for introducing himalayan ground gooseberry.
Most often it is neglected although it has medicinal value.
Keep writing and shining.
Hope to know more from you.
Warm regards,
Meena
GREEN CHEERS
Posted 23-04-2020 15:13