Amla e Triphala testati per i metalli
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DESCRIZIONE: Sia gli integratori alimentari ayurvedici fabbricati negli Stati Uniti che quelli importati hanno alti tassi di contaminazione da metalli tossici come il mercurio, sebbene solo una piccola frazione livelli che si trovano nel tonno in scatola. Hai una domanda su questo video? Lascialo nella sezione commenti su http://nutritionfacts.org/videos/amla-and-triphala-tested-for-metals/ e cercherò di rispondere! Non esitare a pubblicare qualsiasi domanda di tipo chieda al dottore qui nella sezione commenti e sarei felice di provare a rispondere. Assicurati di controllare gli altri video sulla medicina ayurvedica (http://nutritionfacts.org/topics/ayurvedic-medicine/). Non perdetevi il video di venerdì Alcuni farmaci ayurvedici peggio dell'esposizione alla vernice al piombo ( http://nutritionfacts.org/video/some-ayurvedic-medicine-worse-than-lead- paint-exposure/) o il video di lunedì Ottieni il vantaggio (http://nutritionfacts.org/video/get-the- uscita/). E ci sono 1,449 soggetti (http://nutritionfacts .org/topics/) trattato nel resto dei miei video: sentiti libero di esplorarli!
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Lol breath of life? Sounds more death did you find any gold?
You sound like the typical white guy looking to derail the greatness of ancient Indian Ayurveda
…unless it's Freddie Mercury and then it's just fine.
wow
I use a teaspoon of Premium quality Triphala..which has more than double the antioxidant Amla of Amla powder..but a bit more expensive (2 pounds for 28$ from eBay, that would last you probably a year and half) and it's laboratorially tested for heavy metals using AAS, so it's contaminats free. In fact you could buy an Amla powder and it could have high heavy metals levels, it highly depends on the soil growing conditions ect..lot of factors that come into play, so you just can't say all Amla is HM-free, and all Triphala is contaminated.
How about Banyan Botanicals, is this a trusty company?
So Amla is still okay then?
you are the best
Just an FYI a lot of brands mentioned in the video were of those following traditional practices which do suggest using heavy metals.
Newer companies have better products. I use himalaya triphala and they have only 3 berry ingredients.
Great Info. But what if we can find 'really' Organic amla and triphala powder? Would there still be a need to worry about the metals?
will organic have lesser?