An amla seed blend for use in a method of treatment of dyslipidemia, wherein said method of treatment is a method of reducing total cholesterol and comprises administering the amla seed blend, wherein the amla seed blend comprises a blend of Product 1 and Product 2, wherein the Product 1 comprises alpha linolenic acid, linoleic acid and oleic acid, wherein the Product 2 comprises triterpenoids and hydroxycinnamic acids, wherein a ratio of Product 2 to Product 1 ranges from about 1:60 to about 99:1, and wherein the blend is obtainable by a method comprising blending the Product 1 and the Product 2 to obtain the amla seed blend, wherein a method of preparing the Product 1 comprises: deseeding fresh fruits of Emblica officinalis to obtain seeds of Emblica officinalis; crushing the seeds of Emblica officinalis to obtain crushed seeds; extracting the crushed seeds with 95% methanol to obtain a residue and a supernatant; concentrating the supernatant to obtain a concentrated methanol extract; drying the concentrated methanol extract to obtain a powder of methanol extract of seeds of Emblica officinalis; dispersing the powder of methanol extract of seeds of Emblica officinalis in water to obtain a dispersion; extracting the dispersion with hexane to obtain a water phase and a hexane phase; concentrating the hexane phase to obtain a liquid form of a concentrated hexane extract; cooling the liquid form of the concentrated hexane extract to obtain precipitates or crystals and a liquid portion; separating the liquid portion from the precipitates or crystals to obtain a liquid Product 1; extracting the water phase with ethyl acetate to obtain an ethyl acetate phase; concentrating the ethyl acetate phase to obtain a concentrated ethyl acetate phase; drying the concentrated ethyl acetate phase to obtain a powder of an ethyl acetate extract; mixing the powder of ethyl acetate extract with water to obtain a liquid for chromatographic separation; loading the liquid for chromatographic separation onto an ion exchange column; eluting the ion exchange column with water to obtain a water fraction (Fraction 1); concentrating the Fraction 1 to obtain a concentrate of Fraction 1; drying the concentrate of Fraction 1 to obtain a powder of Fraction 1; eluting the ion exchange column with 50% methanol to obtain a Fraction 2; concentrating the Fraction 2 to obtain a concentrate of Fraction 2; drying the concentrate of Fraction 2 to obtain a powder of Fraction 2; eluting the ion exchange column with 80% methanol to obtain a Fraction 3; concentrating the Fraction 3 to obtain a concentrate of Fraction 3; drying the concentrate of Fraction 3 to obtain a powder of Fraction 3; combining Fraction 1, Fraction 2 and Fraction 3 to obtain Product 2; and blending Product 2 and Product 1 in a ratio of Product 2 to Product 1, wherein the ratio ranges from about 1:60 to about 99: 1 to obtain the amla seed blend. deseeding fresh fruits of Emblica officinalis to obtain seeds of Emblica officinalis; crushing the seeds of Emblica officinalis to obtain crushed seeds; extracting the crushed seeds with 95% methanol to obtain a residue and a supernatant; concentrating the supernatant to obtain a concentrated methanol extract; drying the concentrated methanol extract to obtain a powder of methanol extract of seeds of Emblica officinalis; dispersing the powder of methanol extract of seeds of Emblica officinalis in water to obtain a dispersion; extracting the dispersion with hexane to obtain a water phase and a hexane phase; concentrating the hexane phase to obtain a liquid form of a concentrated hexane extract; cooling the liquid form of the concentrated hexane extract to obtain precipitates or crystals and a liquid portion; separating the liquid portion from the precipitates or crystals to obtain a liquid Product 1; extracting the water phase with ethyl acetate to obtain an ethyl acetate phase; concentrating the ethyl acetate phase to obtain a concentrated ethyl acetate phase; drying the concentrated ethyl acetate phase to obtain a powder of an ethyl acetate extract; mixing the powder of ethyl acetate extract with water to obtain a liquid for chromatographic separation; loading the liquid for chromatographic separation onto an ion exchange column; eluting the ion exchange column with water to obtain a water fraction (Fraction 1); concentrating the Fraction 1 to obtain a concentrate of Fraction 1; drying the concentrate of Fraction 1 to obtain a powder of Fraction 1; eluting the ion exchange column with 50% methanol to obtain a Fraction 2; concentrating the Fraction 2 to obtain a concentrate of Fraction 2; drying the concentrate of Fraction 2 to obtain a powder of Fraction 2; eluting the ion exchange column with 80% methanol to obtain a Fraction 3; concentrating the Fraction 3 to obtain a concentrate of Fraction 3; drying the concentrate of Fraction 3 to obtain a powder of Fraction 3; combining Fraction 1, Fraction 2 and Fraction 3 to obtain Product 2; and blending Product 2 and Product 1 in a ratio of Product 2 to Product 1, wherein the ratio ranges from about 1:60 to about 99: 1 to obtain the amla seed blend.