Ashwaganda
Ashwaganda
is also
known as
winter cherry or Indian
ginseng. Product benefits
exceed its side effects. Product has been
traditionally used for the treatment of impotence, debility,
premature aging and emaciation.
Ashwaganda
Dosage:
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Ashwaganda Dosage
Range: 450mg (standardized extract), 2-3 times a
day.
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Most Common Dosage 450mg
(standardized extract), 2 times a day.
We suggest
to buy from companies that follow GMP (Growth Manufacturing
Practice) and present other benefits like low prices or low
shipping cost.These are: 
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Enzymatic Therapy Hot
Plants for Him, 60 capsules, Formula that contains 250 mg
in that product.
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Ashwaganda Benefits or
Functions:
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Ashwaganda for anxiety and
insomnia: This root improves learning ability, enhances
mental and physical performance, decreases stress and
fatigue.That product is a general tonic that can be used in
stressful situations, especially restlessness ,insomnia or
when you're feeling overworked.
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Product possesses
antitumor, anti-inflammatory,antistress, antioxidant and
rejuvenating properties.
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Product increases the red
blood cell count by this way helps needed oxygen to get to
the tissues.This product also enhances the number of white
blood cells and boosts the immune system after
cyclophosphamide chemotherapy.
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That product contains
significant amounts of the amino acids ornithine and
arginine. These amino acids help the body to have proper
nervous system function.
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Studies have shown that
product can decrease blood glucose in diabetics and
cholesterol and triglycerides.
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Product
may stimulate thyroid function by enhancing serum T4
concentration.
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Product seems that sexual
performance may be higher in men using this
herb.
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Because this supplement
may change thyroid functions, people with thyroid condition
should not use ashwagandha without medical
supervision.
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Because this supplement
contains iron which can potentially accelerates heart
troubles, men with cardiovascular risk should use this
supplement in moderation .
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Pregnancy/Breast-Feeding
:
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Because
it may induce abortions, this supplement should not be used
in pregnant women. Do not take it if you are breast-feeding
an infant without first getting a physician's
advice.
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Health
Conditions Related to Ashwaganda:
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Anemia
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Impotence
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Chronic Fatigue
Syndrome
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Stress
Drug/Herb
Interactions with product:
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Narcotic
medications
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Sedative
medications
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Anxiolytic
medications
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Thyroid
medications
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