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A traditional Ayurvedic tonic made by boiling fresh amla (Indian gooseberry) with a blend of herbs, then roasting the pulp with sesame oil and ghee, sweetening with sugar, and finishing with aromatic spices, honey and saffron. This homemade Chyawanprash can be stored for months and used as a daily immunity booster.
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