Learn — Ashwagandha Dosage

Abstract Summary Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), an ancient Ayurvedic herb, demonstrates strong potential for stress reduction in adults. Studies using standardized extracts such as KSM‑66 and Shoden report benefits in emotional balance, cortisol regulation, and sleep enhancement. Most clinical trials used daily doses of 300–600 mg over 8 to 12 weeks. Though generally well-tolerated, some users experience mild gastrointestinal effects, and rare cases of liver injury have been documented. Objective This research aims to evaluate the safety profile, side effects, and effective dosage range of ashwagandha supplementation in adults, particularly those managing stress and seeking holistic support for well-being. Context With the...

Abstract Summary Objective This study investigates the optimal frequency and dosage of ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) supplementation, focusing on its effects on stress reduction, sleep enhancement, cognitive function, and physical performance. Context Ashwagandha is an adaptogenic herb traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine to promote balance and resilience to stress. Modern research supports its benefits in reducing cortisol levels, improving sleep quality, enhancing cognitive abilities, and boosting physical performance. However, standardized guidelines for its dosage and frequency remain varied. Methods Used Approach A comprehensive literature review was conducted, analyzing clinical trials and studies that investigated various dosages and frequencies of ashwagandha supplementation...