Amla
Nombre latino
Origen
Parte utilzada
Ingredientes activos
Taninos: estas sustancias antioxidantes con propiedades astringentes protegen la mucosa gástrica y ayudan en caso de úlceras gástricas.
Flavonoides: antioxidantes, frenan las reacciones inflamatorias.
Vitamina C: antioxidante, neutraliza los radicales libres.
Uso
Referencias bibliográficas
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