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Ashwagandha Root
Ashwagandha Root
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Ingredients: Ashwagandha Root Botanical Name: Withania somnifera Origin: India Organic: YesStorage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Contains 100% pure Ashwagandha Root ZERO Additives ZERO Caffeine 100% Natural Stay Herbal
Servings per Jar (root decoction, 1 tsp per serving ≈ 2.5 g):
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4 oz jar = ~45–50 servings
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8 oz jar = ~90–100 servings
🌿 Herbal / Wellness Benefits
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Stress & Anxiety Relief
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One of the best-known adaptogens — helps the body adapt to stress.
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Calms anxiety while supporting resilience and focus.
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Energy & Vitality
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Restores stamina, combats fatigue, and promotes balanced energy without overstimulation.
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Traditionally used for weakness, exhaustion, or recovery after illness.
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Sleep Support
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Promotes restful, deep sleep when taken in the evening.
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Balances cortisol rhythms, helping those with stress-related insomnia.
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Hormone & Reproductive Health
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Supports healthy thyroid and adrenal function.
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Used in Ayurvedic medicine for men and women to support fertility, libido, and hormonal balance.
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Immune & Inflammatory Support
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Contains compounds that strengthen immunity and reduce inflammation in the body.
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✨ Spiritual / Ritual Uses
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Grounding & Protection
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Root medicine → deeply grounding, helps anchor the spirit in times of stress.
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Used for energetic protection and stability.
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Strength & Endurance
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Spiritually linked to vitality, courage, and resilience.
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Traditionally called the “Strength of the Horse” (ashwa = horse) for its ability to impart stamina.
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Balance & Renewal
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Aids in restoring balance after emotional or spiritual burnout.
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Used ritually to release fear and call in courage.
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Chakra Connection
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Strongly tied to the Root Chakra (grounding, security, stability).
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Can also support the Solar Plexus (personal power, resilience).
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🥄 How to Use
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Tea (Decoction): Simmer 1 tsp dried root per 8 oz water for 15–20 minutes. Strain and drink 1–2 times daily.
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Powder: Mix ½–1 tsp into warm milk, tea, or honey (common in Ayurvedic tradition). Best taken daily for long-term benefits.
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Ritual Use: Drink in the evening during grounding meditations, or before rest as part of a calming ritual.
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Blends Well With: warming herbs like cinnamon, ginger, or cardamom.
