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other: Sanskrit name means "That which imparts the strength of a stallion"
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claim: Ashwagandha Root Powder
Ashwagandha Root Powder is also known as Indian Ginseng because its actions and uses are similar to those of Chinese Ginseng. While it is one of the most commonly used roots in Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine for increased stamina, it has also been used to promote a calm mind and encourage sleep. It is extensively used in India as a daily tonic and home remedy. Its Sanskrit name means “that which imparts the strength of a stallion,” a name that suggests its traditional usage.
other: Add 1 teaspoon of Ashwagandha powder to water, coconut water, juice, smoothies, desserts, artisanal chocolate bars, on top of yogurt or in any other recipe. Create a delicious smoothie by blending 1-2 Teaspoons of Ashwagandha with Organic Traditions Sprouted Chia Powder, Organic Traditions Shredded Coconut, Organic Traditions Maca X-6, Organic Traditions Goji Berries, Natural Traditions Rice Bran and Germ, Organic Traditions Golden Berries, Organic Traditions Baobab Powder, Organic Traditions Chlorella & Spirulina, Organic Traditions Wheat Grass Juice Powder, Organic Traditions Vanilla Powder and any other Organic Traditions Superfoods of Superfruits with sufficient water (3-6 cups) to achieve the desired consistency.
claim: Cultivated in India for thousands of years, the fruit has been used in Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine as an everyday rejuvenating tonic as well as for daily, gentle cleansing.* Amla berry powder has a naturally tart, citrus like taste.
other: While it can be used as an everyday tonic it is particularly beneficial during cold and flu season and in times of stress due to its high content of Vitamin C.
other: Take one teaspoon of Amla as a tonic once daily. Add to water, coconut water, juice, herbal tea and smoothies or yogurt, raw desserts, on top of berries or any other recipe. Create a delicious Amla smoothie by blending 1-2 teaspoons of Amla Berry Powder with Organic Traditions Sprouted Chia Powder, Organic Traditions Shredded Coconut, Organic Traditions Goji Berries, Organic Traditions Golden Berries, Organic Traditions Baobab Powder, Organic Traditions Vanilla Powder, Organic Traditions Yacon Nectar as a natural sweetener and any other Organic Traditions or Natural Traditions Superfoods with sufficient water (3-6 cups) to achieve the desired consistency. For a more concentrated form of Ashwagandha use Organic Traditions Ashwagandha Smoothie Booster powder with is a dual extract of supercritical CO2 and hydroethanolic extract in an easy to use, semi-soluble powder.
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