Holistic Ashwagandha|Fight Against Stress & Anxiety| Improves Fertility-60 Tab

Holistic Ashwagandha Tablet contains a natural, water-soluble extract of ashwagandha root and pectin. Ashwagandha, also called Withania somnifera or Indian winter cherry, is an adaptogenic herb traditionally used in Ayurveda to support the nervous system. It may support the body's response to stress, sleep quality, mental performance, physical performance and some aspects of male fertility. Research into these potential benefits is still developing.

No serious side effects are listed in the available sources.

• Do not use during pregnancy unless advised by a doctor, as high doses of ashwagandha may lead to pregnancy loss.
• Ask a doctor before use if you are breastfeeding or have hormone-sensitive prostate cancer, an autoimmune or thyroid disorder, or liver problems.
• Consult a doctor before use if you take benzodiazepines, anticonvulsants or barbiturates.
• Speak with a doctor before planned surgery.

• Ashwagandha root extract (Withania somnifera): An adaptogenic herbal ingredient that may support the body's response to stress, sleep quality and mental and physical performance.
• Pectin: Included as part of the formulation.

• For people seeking herbal support during periods of stress or anxious feelings.
• As part of a routine focused on restful sleep.
• For support with attention, memory, reaction time and information processing.
• During fitness routines where support for physical performance and strength is wanted.
• For men seeking support for fertility and reproductive wellness.

• Its adaptogenic action may help the body cope with stress and may ease anxiety symptoms.
• Sleep quality may improve, and users may feel more alert after waking.
• Certain people may experience support for attention, memory, reaction time and the ability to complete mental tasks.
• Physical performance may be supported through improved oxygen use during intense activity and greater muscle strength.
• Some research suggests possible support for testosterone levels, sperm concentration and sperm movement, but more studies are needed.