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Can triphala churna be consumed with aloe vera ?
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What your problem n symptoms sir
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Depends in which condition you want to use
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Better to take it separately.. Take one tsp Triphala churna along with luke warm water at bed time.
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What are the reasons that u need to consume triphala with aloe Vera?
Triphala is a very good antioxidant anti-inflammatory and it is excellent for your gut health . It's a prebiotic which means it's a very good food for the guy bacteria and helps them to grow. With this your overall health improves.
Aloe Vera is an entirely different entity which is given for skin health, gynaecologist conditions, liver conditions. It's an effective body coolant which is good for urinary tract. In general aloe Vera is not consumed in daily basis in normal healthy people. But triphala can be taken by any healthy individual to maintain good health.
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Dr. Sandhya Rani
Ayurveda
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
My opinion is don't consume togather . separately you can take . By the way next time try to share your symptoms too.
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