Why Ashwagandha supplement continue to rise on the market?

You may be wondering why sales of ashwagandha supplements are increasing among many people each year. Before you find out the answer,, there are a few things you should know about Ashwagandha.

Why are sales of Ashwagandha supplements increasing year by year?

It is reported that ashwagandha has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years and is a good adaptogen (adaptogen refers to substances that can increase "non-specific" resistance to adverse effects on the body and stress). Usually Used to relieve stress, help sleep, and improve immunity. This is in line with the needs of consumers in the post-epidemic era (in the post-epidemic era, emotional anxiety has inevitably become one of the key words of the era. Each age group carries different pressures. These pressures further cause various symptoms, such as decreased immune response and memory impairment. , damaged skin barrier, etc.) coincides with each other and is in line with the current hot trend in the development of natural functional plants. This is why Ashwagandha has shown such high popularity.

Will Ashwagandha maintain its strong growth momentum in the new year? We'll wait and see.

What is the Ashwagandha?

Ashwagandha, also known as Indian ginseng, is an ancient medicinal plant commonly used in Ayurvedic medicine in ancient India for three thousand years. It is classified as an adaptogen in the Chemicalbook and is recognized to have significant antioxidant capacity and immunity-enhancing functions. It has always been used by the Indian people as an important medicinal material to induce sleep, nourish and strengthen the body, and treat various diseases. Ashwagandha contains alkaloids, steroid lactones, withanolides and iron. The alkaloids have sedative, analgesic and lowering blood pressure functions. Withanolides have anti-inflammatory effects and can inhibit the growth of cancer cells. They can also be used for chronic Inflammations such as lupus and rheumatic arthritis, reducing leucorrhea, improving sexual function, etc.

What are the benefits of Ashwagandha?

There are so many benefits from the Ashwagandha:

Improve thyroid function

Treat Adrenal Fatigue

Reduce anxiety and depression

Relieve pressure

Increase physical strength and endurance

Prevent and treat cancer

Reduce brain cell degeneration

Stabilize blood sugar

reduce cholesterol

Improve immunity

Who shall take the Ashwagandha as supplement?

Insomnia people

Office workers are under great pressure

People with depression and anxiety

Healthcare needs of older adults

What kinds of the Ashwagandha do you offer?

Ashwagandha has different contents, and black pepper is added to all of them, making the effect of ashwagandha products more significant.Some of our ashwagandha products are currently in the form of capsules, with different ingredients and contents in different specifications.

Precautions

1. Do not use if you are pregnant, lactating women, children, or those with liver and kidney dysfunction.

2. It may have the effect of lowering blood pressure and lowering blood sugar (please pay attention to those taking related blood pressure lowering or lowering blood sugar drugs)

3. Do not use for patients with autoimmune diseases (it may have an immune activation effect and aggravate the disease. Common disease names include: rheumatoid arthritis, lupus erythematosus, Hashimoto's thyroiditis and type 1 diabetes, etc.)

4. May have the effect of increasing thyroid hormones (please be careful if you have thyroid disease or are receiving related medication)

5. Do not use for patients with gastric ulcer (may irritate gastrointestinal mucosa)

6. Drug use two weeks before surgery (may slow down the central nervous system and interfere with anesthesia and drug effectiveness)

7. Do not use it in combination with sedatives, hypnotics or immunosuppressants (it may interfere with or enhance the effects of the drugs)

8. Patients who have received organ transplants should avoid using it.