Triphala Dietary Supplement, 120 tablets - Reviews, Dosage

Triphala is a classic ayurvedic internal detoxifier - no home in the Indian sub-continent is without it. Triphala contains, in precise proportions, a mix of three fruits: Harada (Terminalia chebula), Amla (Emblica officinalis) and Behada (Terminalia belerica) with astringent properties to gently cleanse the colon and regulate intestinal movement.

What are the benefits of Triphala?

• Triphala is powerful enough and safe enough for vegetarians who are often more sensitive to detox treatments.
• This remarkable formula does not create laxative-dependency, but will detoxify the whole digestive system, improving both absorption and elimination.
• Daily use of Triphala begins by regulating appetite and digestion. Over time, it helps haemoglobin density to increase and excess fat to be eliminated.
• In fact, Triphala helps create a healthy biochemical environment in the intestine, and thus in the whole body, by supporting natural detoxifing mechanisms.

Buy Triphala for an internal detox.

Supplements to take in conjunction with Triphala

Alongside Triphala, the SuperSmart catalogue offers other well-known Ayurvedic remedies available to buy in nutritional supplement form. These include the powerful formulation Amrit Kalash, which combines around 40 natural extracts with medicinal properties, and Curcuma longa offering the anti-inflammatory and immune-stimulant benefits of curcumin. An extract of shiitake root may also be of interest for boosting the body's natural defences.

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