ASHWAGHANDHA 90vcaps
90 servings with the highest allowed concentration
100% VEGE
Small capsules make supplementation easy
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Ashwagandha, also known as Indian Ginseng, Vitania sluggard or Withania Somnifera, is undoubtedly a unique adaptogenic plant. Ashwagandha root was already known in ancient Indian medicine, originating from Ayurvedic culture.
Although Ashwagandha mainly grows in Southeast Asia, it can also be found in Mediterranean countries, some parts of Africa, high altitude areas of the Himalayas, the Canary Islands, the Cape of Good Hope and Australia.
Ashwagandha root has been used by humans for centuries and is now prized for its natural adaptogenic properties, or its ability to normalize and improve various bodily functions.
Ashwagandha is known as an effective stress reliever. Many believe that it can be an excellent component in the prevention of stress-related lifestyle diseases.
In addition, there are studies suggesting that Ashwagandha:
Supports nervous system function,
Reduces feelings of fatigue and boosts energy,
Improves concentration,
Lowers blood sugar levels in people with type II diabetes,
Alleviates inflammation,
Positively influences brain function,
Improves the quality of sleep,
Strengthens physical fitness and contributes to improved sports performance.
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