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Now people are growing like Ayurveda or homegrown recipes and using these for health. Meanwhile, one word is in considerable discussion, whose name is Ashwagandha. A large number of people are buying and consuming ashwagandha. Now Ashwagandha is available in the market in different ways and many people are consuming it. In such a situation, the question arises that what is Ashwagandha and how does it affect the body…
By the way, Ashwagandha is considered an herb. Its scientific name is Withania somnifera. Its intake has many benefits in the body. But, do you know if you consume it in large amounts or use it incorrectly, then it is also harmful for your health. In such a situation, you know what its benefits are and what you should take care of before eating it…
By the way, Ashwagandha is named after Ashwa. Also, it is related to the smell associated with the horse. According to Acharya Balakrishna, Ashwagandha has a great smell and if it is fresh, it smells even more. It is said that if its plants are mashed together then it smells like horse urine. It is also cultivated and is also found in the forest. To bring ashwagandha from the forest, you must identify it. This ashwagandha is also of many types, which is found in the climate of Rajasthan along with the mountains. Ashwagandha plants are found all over India and especially in dry regions.
Ashwagandha has many benefits, but let us tell you that there is a different way to consume it for every disease. In such a situation, if you are consuming Ashwagandha, first get advice about it from a knowledgeable person and then consume it. On the other hand, if you talk about the benefits, then it gets relief from having white hair, reduced eyesight, throat disease, TB disease, cough, chest pain etc.
Apart from this, Ashwagandha also removes stomach related diseases, leucorrhea, arthritis, sexual problems and bullying related problems. This helps in the treatment of many diseases, but the method of its consumption is different according to each disease. Usually, it is given by making kara, in which the powder of its root is mixed. By the way, the roots of Ashwagandha are also mixed with other roots.