GreenTrading Ashwagandha helps balance the production of testosterone, dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and cortisol, and support to assist to control Adrenal fatigue.
In Sanskrit, Ashwagandha means ""the smell of a horse"" indicating that the herb imparts vigour and strength to a stallion. It is one of the most powerful herbs in Ayurveda. Sometimes referred to as ""Indian Ginseng"" due to its rejuvenating and restorative properties, it has been prescribed for a wide variety of conditioned and medicinal benefits. Ashwagandha alleviates symptoms like stress and fatigue. It supports an energetic and rejuvenating sense of well-being. Medical researchers have been studying Ashwagandha for years and have completed over 200 studies on the healing benefits of this herb.
Rejuvenating tonics and herbs that strengthen Ojas are ashwagandhas. Ashwagandha is called the ""smell of a horse"" since it can enhance one’s vigour and strength, and it comes from The Winter Cherry Tree, which grows in Western India and the Himalayan region. The leaves and roots are crushed to make the tonic—which you can take as a tablet, tea, or extract—and since it's an adaptogen, it's best to take a little bit over a consistent period of time. Adaptogens are very safe to use, and they work by adapting to whatever your body needs, whether that be increased energy, reduced stress, or improved skin. Ashwagandha tastes a bit bitter, but that can actually be great for the digestive system since they activate bile in our liver.
