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Tyharitaki - First Eye

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Tyharitaki

First Eye

B grade
72/100
SUPPIE SCORE
62/100
EFFICACY
Medium
SAFETY
92/100
CLEANLINESS

What Does First Eye Do?

Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) at 1000 mg provides a solid traditional Ayurvedic dose with emerging evidence for supporting digestion and mild detox processes, though high-quality human RCTs remain limited.
How does 1000 mg of Haritaki compare to traditional Ayurvedic doses?
What is the best way to take this supplement for digestion support?
Are there any known interactions with medications when using Haritaki daily?
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What Are the Benefits of First Eye?

Based on proven scientific research

DigestionModerate
DetoxificationMild
Gut HealthModerate
Antioxidant SupportMild

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What Are the Side Effects of Tyharitaki First Eye?

Always consult your health practitioner if in doubt.

RiskMedium Risk

Overview

•Haritaki at 1000 mg is generally well-tolerated in short-term adult use but may cause loose stools or GI discomfort at higher doses.
•Avoid in pregnancy, nursing, or individuals under 18 as per label warnings; consult physician if taking medications.
•Potential mild laxative effect may interact with diuretics, laxatives, or blood sugar-lowering drugs.
•Product contains gelatin, making it unsuitable for vegans or those with animal-product restrictions.
•No major allergens declared beyond general ingredient allergy warning; store properly to avoid degradation.
•Discontinue use if adverse reactions occur and seek medical advice.

Potential Side Effects

Negative Interactions

Allergens

Gelatin (bovine/porcine)

Inactive Ingredients

Hydroxypropylcellulose
Low Risk
Vegetable oil
Low Risk
Magnesium sulfate
Low Risk
Silicon dioxide
Low Risk
Gelatin (capsule)
Low Risk

What Are the Ingredients in Tyharitaki First Eye?

Haritaki Fruit Powder (Terminalia chebula)
1000 mg
Hydroxypropylcellulose
Vegetable oil
Magnesium sulfate
Silicon dioxide
Gelatin (capsule)

Dosage & Bioavailability

How the active doses and forms in First Eye compare to the research.

•Haritaki Fruit Powder (Terminalia chebula) — 1000 mg per serving; typical traditional doses range 500-3000 mg daily.
•Haritaki Fruit Powder (Terminalia chebula) — powdered fruit form; bioavailability not extensively quantified but used as crude herb powder without standardisation.

Sources & References

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Tyharitaki First Eye