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Withania somnifera,
known commonly as
ashwagandha, is an
evergreen shrub in the
Solanaceae or
nightshade family that
grows in India, Nepal, the Middle...
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ejaculation reflect problems with
kidney qi. In
Ayurvedic Medicine,
Ashwagandha and Bala are used to
treat this vata ailment. The
Indian Traditional...
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amount of oud al
hilba (عود الحلبة),
which appears to be the same as
ashwagandha, is
traditionally added to
ground fenugr****
seeds before they are mixed...
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surrounds and
protects the fruit. Two of the species, W.
somnifera (
ashwagandha) and W.
coagulans (ashutosh booti), are
economically significant, and...
- most
commonly used
Ayurvedic remedies. The
herbs Withania somnifera (
Ashwagandha) and
Ocimum tenuiflorum (Tulsi) are also
routinely used in ayurveda....
- Celebrations.
Rasayana Triphala Churna Tinospora cordifolia Chyavanprash Ashwagandha Shilajit Convolvulus prostratus Panchal,
Salil (27
March 2017). "At 100...
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ingredient of all
chyavanprash is amla.
Other chief ingredients are:
Ashwagandha (Withania
somnifera or
Winter cherry)
Shatavari (Asparagus racemosa)...
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derived from
herbal supplements,
containing extracts from
plants like
ashwagandha and
cannabis (e.g., CBD), as well as the algae-derived astaxanthin. Gummy...
- and the
Indian subcontinent.
Within the
genus Withania, W.
somnifera (
Ashwagandha) and W.
coagulans (Paneer doddi/Ashutosh booti) are
economically significant...
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Retrieved 23
December 2022. Sharma, A.; Pati, P. K. (2013). "First
record of
Ashwagandha as a new host to the
invasive mealybug (Phenacoccus
solenopsis Tinsley)...
