Fushi Organic Triphala Capsules, 60 Caps | Fresh-Ground Whole Food | Body Tonic, Cleansing & Detoxifying the system, Regulating Digestive System | Ayurvedic Medicine| Ethical & Vegan |Made in the UK

My story I was inspired to try Triphala after reading the book "Prime by Kulreet Chaudhary". I've been having digestive issues and was attracted by its potential laxative and detoxifying properties. The book suggests it is gentle you could take more than the recommended dose if the initial amout was not effective and there are no issues with using it long term. HOWEVER, I've found out from my own experience that this doesn't appear to be the case for everyone. I have a sensitive gut and the dose recommended on the bottle was too strong for me, it made me feel great in the short term, but after a few days, I became very dehydrated and had to tstop taking it. If I was starting out using it again, I'd begin with a low dose and take the time to see how my body reacted to it. I asked the kineseologist I see to test it. Her test revealed my body wants to take a lower dose, for a short period of time, so I'm going to restart again this week. How it worked I noticed an improvement in how I digested food and my energy levels after taking it. It worked well as a laxative and (without going in to graphic details), I noticed signs it was helping my body to detoxify itself. My appetite improved , I slept better and there was a noticable increase in my HRV levels the day I started taking it. The product It arrived as described, is good a quality herb and it worked well. It has glass bottle and I appreciate it is organic. I have used some Fushi items before and they all have been good quality. With so many brands I don't recoconise available on Amazon and a lot of press about fraud, especially where ground herbs are concerned I prefer to stick to company I trust. I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to take Triphala.

Keeps me regular and is also a blood cleanser. Couldn’t live without it. The brand is great too compared to others and price.

Anything Bio-dynamic should be the best. It came in a glass bottle which is also good. Unfortunately, being in capsules meant they were not processed effectively in my guts, which is what I bought it for. I tried opening the capsules and adding to warm water, but the taste was unpleasant. Knowing how beneficial this should be, I bought a loose powder pack Ausha Organic, which works very well. I take a tiny amount, about one eigth of a teaspoon in warm water, morning & evening, and that has sorted out my constipation, fairly well.

Id suffered for years of being constipated and just excepted it until I had a neutrionlist suggest this product , I’d ordered it online and honestly it’s so good, I’ve not had any constipation since I’ve taken it, it’s a very very gentle supplement that works daily without the dash to the loo, Just to add my diet is very good and I eat lots of fresh fruit and veg but for some reason I just never seem to go like normal people

Very calming, love them

I have trouble digesting food, this is the best supplement I’ve tried that helps. I do take apple cider vinegar at times, but Triphala was given to me once and ever since then I use it (as directed on the bottle) I have been using this for years and I love and trust the brand Fushi. Helps me digest food quickly and don’t get the symptoms when I’m taking this (feeling full too quickly, indigestion, bloating and constipation) this really is the best for me. Try it, if you get the above symptoms.

Broken seal. Poor quality as if old capsules have been sent. I can't even return because there was no option...so bad...total waste of money.

I took some time to research a quality product that would not be in a plastic container. Willing to pay more to not support the plastic industry. So imagine how I feel when this protective packaging turns up? Frustrated. I could just buy a plastic potted one and use the same amount of plastic, but still organic ingredients and cheaper. So why would Fushi or Amazon fall short on this? We know there are eco friendly alternatives for packaging so why, on a quality ‘sustainable’ product would you do this? Shame.