Showing posts with label Ashwagandha Benefits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ashwagandha Benefits. Show all posts

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Ashwagandha And Diabetes - 2008 Indian Study Shows Effect on Insulin Sensitivity

Ashwagandha And Diabetes The most well-known health benefit of ashwagandha is improved and enhanced libido. But a closer look at ashwagandha tells the story of a substance that has numerous positive health effects on chronic diseases, including type-2 diabetes. [caption id="attachment_140" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Ashwagandha and Diabetes"][/caption] An Indian study conducted in 2008 showed that Aswagandha, also known by its botanical name withania somnifera, increases insulin sensitivity and helps to normalize blood sugar levels. In a study that lasted for a

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Ashwagandha Side Effects

Despite its many possible benefits, there are a few known ashwagandha side effects. Also known as Indian Ginseng, Ashwagandhahas a long and impressive history in India, and it is used today to treat a variety of ailments, including arthritis, anxiety, insomnia, backache and hiccups, as well as more serious conditions, such as tumors, tuberculosis, bronchitis, fibromyalgia and chronic liver disease. Known Ashwagandha Side Effects First and foremost, the herb is not recommended for use by anyone who is pregnant as some evidence indicates it could cause miscarriages. Though serious side

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Ashwaganda for Anxiety

by Rhodiola Rosea Ashwagandha, also known as Indian Winter Cherry, or scientifically as Withania somnifera has been used by any ancient people for healing the body of imbalance and disorder. It is well known in Ayurvedic medicine as a holistic herbal remedy, which assists total body health and well-being. This magical herbal extract is strong and influences the chemicals in your body to bring stunning results. Ashwagandha is mostly known for its influence on the mind and body in relieving anxiety, depression, stress, tension, mood swings, and even mental and physical fatigue. This

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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Benefit of Ashwagandha? A Healthy Brain

Protecting Your Brain Against Aging is Just One Benefit of Ashwagandha... Dopamine, a brain chemical used to carry messages between neurons may be increased by consuming Ashwagandha regularly. People of all ages, lifestyles and health ranges are looking for ways to get and keep their brains young. Cognitive function is an issue for everyone to be concerned with – regardless of age.   Benefit of Ashwagandha - Anti-Aging A normal part of aging is mental decline. Blood circulation to the brain decreases, brain cells will burn energy less efficiently, messages between those

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Monday, November 28, 2011

Ashwagandha Benefits for Men

Ashwagandha is an herb that men in Asia and India have relied upon for centuries for better stamina and improved sexual performance. This is what the herb is most known for, in terms of men's health. Ashwagandha And Men Ashwagandha benefits men's health in more ways than sexual health. It nourishes the brain in numerous ways, promoting clear [caption id="attachment_155" align="alignright" width="300" caption="Ashwagandha for Men"][/caption] thinking and improved mood. It seems to repair and rejuvenate the mind, even after the ravages of stress. Because of this action directly on

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Ashwagandha's Benefit for Menopausal Women? May Help to Relieve Hot Flashes And More

Ashwagandha is an ayurvedic herb that is known to improve sexual stamina and virility for men; but ashwagandha has many benefits for women as well. In recent years women have learned about the documented dangers of traditional hormone replacement drugs. Naturally, millions of women continue to seek out alternatives that are healther and safer in the long-term. Ashwagandha is an old and trusted herbal remedy for menopause symptom management, such as fatigue, anxiety and so-called 'brain fog.' Dr. Pina Loguidice says, "Feeling a bit sluggish? Ashwagandha may help. It's actually

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