Tranont Reviews: Amla for Health






Free radicals are everywhere, just waiting to attack the cells of our body, accelerating the aging process and making us generally unhealthy. Contributors to Tranont reviews indicate that in order to combat these bodily beasts, we need to increase our intake of antioxidants.

Many believe the king of antioxidant food sources is amla, also known as Indian gooseberry, a key ingredient in ICARIA Glow by Tranont Health.
What is Amla?
Native to India, amla has been used for thousands of years in the practice of Ayurvedic, or whole-body, medicine. It grows on trees in India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East, and resembles a gooseberry or, more familiarly, a green grape.
What Does Amla Taste Like?
Unlike a sweet green grape, amla is primarily sour and bitter, as well as pungent, astringent, and ever so slightly sweet. Because of its intense flavor, some people find it inedible, but you can still reap the benefits of amla through a dietary supplement, like Glow by Tranont Health.
Why Do You Need Amla?
You have surely heard of many superfoods like kale, sea buckthorn berry, or avocado, and now you should add amla
to your grocery list. The benefits of amla are many, including:
  • Reducing bad cholesterol
  • Fighting constipation
  • Augmenting weight loss
  • Regulating diabetes
  • Reducing inflammation (including pancreatitis)
  • Relieving joint pain
  • Reducing eye problems

In addition to its tremendous health benefits, amla can enhance the appearance of skin and hair.
Where Can You Get Amla?

If you are lucky enough to have an Indian grocery near you, you may be able to purchase alma there, or at other specialty whole foods stores, but the easiest way to get your daily dose of amla is
through ICARIA Glow by Tranont Health. ICARIA Glow’s advanced collagen system will help you take control of your beauty, and its antioxidant levels can fight free radicals and augment your health. Try amla and get more into your diet today.

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