Indications: Consider Stress
Traditionally viewed as a rejuvenative tonic, research in animal models suggests that Ashwagandha has soothing effects, and been demonstrated to suppress stress‑induced increases in dopamine receptors in the brain.(3) It also appears to reduce stress-induced increases of plasma corticosterone, blood urea nitrogen, and blood lactic acid.
Ashwagandha has been considered to suppress stress-induced increases in dopamine receptors in the brain. It also appears to reduce stress-induced increases of plasma corticosterone, blood urea nitrogen and blood lactic acid.
In children with ADHD, a combination herbal product that included ashwagandha or placebo was administered for 4-months. Significant improvement in measures of attention, cognition, and impulse control was observed in children receiving ashwagandha, compared to placebo.
