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5 reasons to begin the day with Amla and Ginger shots

etimes.in | Last updated on - Jun 17, 2025, 11:10 IST
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What happens when you drink Amla and Ginger Shots

One of the morning rituals that can enhance digestive health, boost immunity, and even make the skin look radiant is having Amla and Ginger Shots every morning. They both are considered to be nutrient powerhouses and can aid in many ways. Scroll down to learn the benefits of having this magical shot every morning and how it can help you lead a healthier tomorrow.

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How to make Amla Ginger Shots



Take 50 gms amla and 50 gms ginger. Wash and chop and then blend them together along with 1/2 cup of water. Once done, strain and top it with a pinch of turmeric and a squeeze of lemon juice. Enjoy it fresh.

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Boost immunity

Amla is packed with vitamin C, which boosts white blood cell production and strengthens the immune system. Ginger, on the other hand, is rich in powerful antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds that help protect against infections like colds and flu, keeping the body healthier year-round. As per studies, amla is exceptionally rich in vitamin C (ascorbic acid), with content ranging approximately from 193 mg to over 700 mg per 100 grams of fresh fruit, depending on the variety.

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Aids weight loss and metabolism


They both are said to have metabolism-boosting properties. Amla is said to improve fat breakdown and its fiber content helps control cravings. And ginger helps promote thermogenesis (calorie burning). Together, they support effective weight management when consumed regularly. According to a study, ginger contains bioactive compounds like gingerols and shogaols, which stimulate thermogenesis (heat production) and energy metabolism, potentially increasing calorie burning and fat loss. Some studies also show ginger helps suppress appetite and improve digestion, contributing to weight management.

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Boost digestion and detoxification

Amla is said to enhance digestive enzyme production, aiding efficient food breakdown. Ginger soothes the digestive tract, reducing bloating and gas. It is also said that they both work as natural detoxifiers, amla as a diuretic promotes kidney and liver health, and ginger is said to enhance metabolism and help flush out toxins. It is proven that amla stimulates the production of digestive enzymes, which are essential for breaking down food and improving nutrient absorption. This enhances digestive efficiency and supports healthy gut function.

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Good for skin health


Amla's rich antioxidants help neutralize free radicals and promote collagen production, leading to youthful, radiant skin. And ginger helps fight acne-causing bacteria and reduces inflammation, improving skin texture and reducing signs of aging.

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Reduce inflammation and balance blood sugar

It is said that ginger's anti-inflammatory effects combined with amla’s antioxidants help reduce joint pain and inflammation. Also, the combination helps stabilize blood sugar levels by improving insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism, beneficial for those monitoring their blood sugar. As per studies, amla supplementation has shown a significant reduction in fasting blood glucose and improved insulin sensitivity in hypercholesterolemic individuals including those with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes, suggesting its role in preventing and managing metabolic syndrome.
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DISCLAIMER: This article is based on information from the public domain. Always consult your health practitioner or a certified nutritionist before starting any routine.

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