Ashwagandha benefits were unknown to me until about 5 years ago...
I had to move home AND move cities - not easy and very stressful! I knew that I would need some herbal stress relief and did some research to see if there was a herb that helped particularly with dealing with life changes...
And, there is!
Ashwagandha is a unique herb with anti-stress adaptogenic action!
Using ashwagandha (wild cherry) benefits those coping with stress from life changes. In fact, it is said to increase the body's ability to withstand stress of all types...
Just the herb to help us through these times of change.
* Diminishes feelings of numbness in hands and feet
* Retards aging
* Improves memory
* Reduces inflammation
* Suppresses pain
* Contains powerful antioxidants
More Interesting Facts About Ashwagandha
It is the 'ginseng' of Ayurvedic medicine, the traditional medicine of India, and is prescribed to increase sexual capacity and fertility.
Ashwagandha belongs to the same family as the tomato although it's fruit is berry-like in shape and size. It has yellow flowers and red fruit and grows mainly in India and surrounding areas.
As its botanical name, Somnifera, suggests, it is also sometimes said to produce mild sedation (an effect potentially useful for those troubled by insomnia or anxiety.
The primary chemical constituents of this herb include alkaloids, steroidal lactones and iron.
Studies with rats and human volunteers have shown that Ashwagandha is helpful in putting malignant tumors into regression (used as an alcoholic root extract) and in reducing inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis. The plant's high steroid content was found to be more potent than hydrocortisone in animal and human arthritis.
Ashwagandha benefits people with insomnia, low libido, depression, arthritis and anxiety...
Do what I did...
Tackle the stress of life changes by adding ashwagandha to your diet. Allow this natural herb to give you a sense of calm...
Let it work on your nervous system to reduce the feelings of stress. Everyone feels stress at times, but the effects of stress can be better managed with ashwagandha.