Ashwagandha Tablets Extra Strength (90 Tablets, 500mg each) | Ayurvedic Adaptogen for Stress Relief & Vitality

Ashwagandha Tablets Extra Strength carry Withania somnifera root in a fuller form, whole root powder fortified with a decoction of the same herb. Ayurveda reads Ashwagandha as Madhura, Tikta and Kashaya in Rasa, Ushna in Virya and Madhura in Vipaka, a warming and grounding profile that pacifies Vata and Kapha. It sits among the Balya and Rasayana dravyas, the tonics that rebuild depleted reserves. Each 500mg tablet supports stress resilience, steady energy and lasting vitality.

Ayurvedic Significance

Ayurveda counts Ashwagandha among the chief Rasayana and Balya herbs, those used to rebuild Ojas once the reserves have been drawn down. Its Ushna Virya warms a depleted Vata constitution and lifts the heaviness that gathers when Kapha sits unmoved, while the Madhura Vipaka nourishes the deeper tissues, particularly Mamsa, Majja and Shukra Dhatu. Practitioners reach for it as a Vatahara tonic for people carrying steady demands, since it settles the Prana Vata that governs the mind without dulling alertness. Consistent use supports Agni and lasting Bala.

Key Benefits

• The classical adaptogen for demanding days: Ashwagandha has been used for centuries to help the body meet ordinary pressure with composure rather than strain.
• Steady energy, not stimulation: As a Balya herb it builds Bala gradually, supporting stamina through the day without the sharp rise and fall of a stimulant.
• Rasayana rebuilding of Ojas: The root nourishes the deeper Dhatus and replenishes Ojas, the vital reserve Ayurveda associates with resilience and immunity.
• A calm, settled evening: Its grounding, Vata-pacifying nature quiets a busy mind and supports naturally restful nights.
• Extra strength dual-form preparation: Whole root powder fortified with an Ashwagandha decoction and standardised extract, so each tablet carries both the intact herb and a concentrated fraction of it.

Ingredients

Each 500 mg tablet contains — Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) Standardized Extract (2.5% Withanolides) fortified with decoction of Ashwagandha. The tablets are 100% natural and plant-based, produced without using any fillers, binders, or artificial additives.

All Prana Ayurveda herbs are sourced from select wild regions of India, where they naturally develop higher concentrations of active constituents.

Suggested Use

Take one to two tablets twice daily. Warm milk is the classical Anupana for Ashwagandha and deepens its Balya and Rasayana action, while warm water suits anyone who prefers it lighter. Morning and bedtime are the traditional timings. Ashwagandharishta pairs naturally alongside it. For dosage and duration suited to your constitution (Prakriti), consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner.

Safety & Certifications

• Manufactured at GMP-certified facilities under strict quality standards.
• Prepared by traditional Ayurvedic methods, with herbs kept away from the high temperatures that blunt their character.
• Authentic sourcing: ethically wildcrafted roots, hand-picked at peak growth.
• Pure, Uncoated & Binder-Free tablets, compressed without synthetic binding agents.
• Vegan. Plant material only, with no dairy, egg, honey or animal-derived matter.
• Non-GMO and sustainably sourced.
• No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives, and free from synthetic stabilizers.
• Free from added sugar, gluten, soya, corn and peanuts.
• If you are pregnant, nursing or already following a wellness programme, speak with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner before starting.
• Helpful for keeping blood sugar already within a normal range steady; check with your practitioner if you are monitoring it closely.
• Warming and grounding, so it suits Vata and Kapha constitutions best. Pitta types may prefer a smaller serving taken with milk.
• Storage: keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Manufactured in WHO GMP-certified facilities, every Prana Ayurveda formulation honors classical Ayurvedic wisdom while meeting modern quality and safety standards.

Additional Information

Ashwagandha is also written Aswagandha, Ashvagandha or Asgandh, and appears in English as Indian Winter Cherry or Indian Ginseng. The Sanskrit name means the smell of a horse, pointing both to the scent of the fresh root and to the strength the herb has always carried. Varahakarni and Balada are other traditional Sanskrit synonyms found in the classical texts.