1.What is Ashwagandha?

Ashwagandha, also known as Indian Ginseng, Winter Cherry, or Sleep-Inducing Berry, is scientifically named Withania somnifera. Despite being called "South African Poisonous Eggplant" in Chinese, it is actually a native and widely available medicinal herb originating from India.

Ashwagandha is recognized for its potent antioxidant properties and immune-boosting effects. Additionally, it has been traditionally used to induce sleep. However, its use should be under medical supervision due to potential interactions with certain medications.

 

2.How it Works?

Ashwagandha contains alkaloids, steroidal lactones (including withanolides), and iron. Its bioactive components exhibit the following therapeutic effects:

1. Alkaloids:

   • Sedative and analgesic properties

   • Hypotensive effects

2. Withanolides:

   • Anti-inflammatory action, inhibiting cancer cell growth

   • Effective for chronic inflammatory conditions (e.g., lupus, rheumatoid arthritis)

   • Reduces leukorrhea

   • Enhances sexual function

   • Supports chronic disease recovery

3. Traditional Use in Ayurveda:

   • Analogous to ginseng in Chinese herbal medicine, it enhances vitality.

   • Primarily used as a rejuvenating tonic, especially for:

     • Overwork or mental fatigue

     • Restoring energy

     • Managing chronic fatigue syndrome with notable efficacy.

 

3.Benefits and Use

1. Stress and Anxiety Modulation
Active compounds in ashwagandha (e.g., withanolides) may reduce cortisol levels, alleviating chronic stress and anxiety. Studies suggest 6–8 weeks of supplementation could support emotional stability.

2. Sleep Quality Improvement
Its sedative properties may prolong deep sleep duration, particularly for anxiety-induced insomnia. Effects vary individually and require lifestyle adjustments.

3. Immune Function Enhancement
Polysaccharides and antioxidants in ashwagandha may stimulate immune cell activity, offering auxiliary protection for seasonal immune weakness.

4. Cognitive Support
Preliminary research indicates potential benefits for memory and attention, possibly by mitigating oxidative damage to brain cells. Further clinical validation is needed.

 

4.Q&A

Q:Does the company accept sample orders?

A:Yes, our company accepts sample orders.

Q:What is the minimum order quantity for the company?

A:We do not have a minimum order quantity requirement, we arrange according to the customer's needs.

Q:How to ensure the quality of goods?

A:We have a strict QC/QA management system and strict release procedures, and we will provide all procedures to customers before shipment according to their requirements.

Q:Can we see the product quality before the order is shipped?

A:Of course, we always provide a relative Batach (s) 'COA before shipping.

Q:How will you deliver the goods?

A:We will communicate with customers, adopt their suggestions, arrange the most suitable delivery method, and ensure mutual satisfaction.