3 Ashwagandha Powder

Product Description :

CureFood Organic Ashwagandha Powder is your natural ally to fight stress and regain emotional balance. Made from organic Ashwagandha root, this adaptogenic superfood accompanies you in your quest for a more serene life.

Why Choose our Ashwagandha Powder:

• Premium quality: Carefully selected roots for maximum potency.
• Certified Organic: Without additives or pesticides, for optimal purity.
• Powerful Adaptogen: Helps the body adapt to daily stress.
• Holistic Benefits: Emotional balance, energy and vitality.

Key Benefits:

1. Stress management : Reduces the effects of stress and anxiety.
2. Energy and Vitality: Strengthens physical and mental well-being.
3. Improved Sleep: Promotes restful sleep.
4. Immune System Support: Strengthens natural defenses.

Recommended Use:

• Daily : Add half a teaspoon to your smoothie or drink.
• Before Bedtime: To promote peaceful sleep.
• Periods of Stress: Strengthen your resistance to stress.

Quality Commitment:

CureFood is committed to providing the highest quality superfoods. Our Ashwagandha Powder is carefully produced to guarantee optimal benefits while respecting your health.

Weight :

• 100 grams

INGREDIENTS :

• 100% Ashwagandha powder

STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE:

• Store in a cool, dry place below 25°C.
• 2 years from date of manufacture.

Ashwagandha is a small shrub plant that belongs to the nightshade family. It is also native to India, the Mediterranean region and Africa.

Ashwagandha is also called Indian ginseng, sleep berry or winter cherry. Ashwagandha (Withania Somnifera) has been used and revered in Ayurveda for millennia. The root of the plant is used both in tradition and in scientific research concerning it.

Ashwagandha is known by different names: winter cherry, Indian ginseng or even sleeping berry. The bushy plant is native to southern Asia, northern Africa and southern Europe. Their small red berries are enclosed in a parchment-like shell. This makes the "winter cherry" have a lot of visual appeal. Not to be confused with Cape gooseberry (also known as Andean berry), which resembles sleepy berry and is also sometimes called winter cherry.