
Adaptogen
Withania somnifera Dunal. (Ashvagandha)
An evergreen shrub of India's drier regions whose withanolides are valued for stress resilience, calm and antioxidant support.
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Adaptogen
An evergreen shrub of India's drier regions whose withanolides are valued for stress resilience, calm and antioxidant support.
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Metabolic Health
An aromatic annual rich in steroidal saponins and galactomannan, valued for healthy glucose metabolism and a healthy inflammatory response.
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Vitality
A prostrate herb of warm temperate regions whose steroidal sapogenin-bearing fruits are valued for vitality and for kidney and urinary tract health.
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Immunomodulation
A glabrous climbing shrub of tropical India whose alkaloids are studied for immune health and healthy glucose metabolism.
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Digestive Tonic
A rounded-crown tree whose chebulagic and chebulic acids make its fruit a digestive tonic that supports regularity, immune health and liver health.
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Respiratory
A large deciduous tree rich in gallic and ellagic acids — astringent and tonic, traditionally valued for respiratory health and throat comfort.
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Adaptogen
The sacred basil of India, valued as an adaptogen for stress resilience, physical endurance and respiratory health.
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Metabolic Health
The bitter gourd, whose momordicine and charantin are studied for healthy glucose metabolism.
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Metabolic Health
A woody climber of the Deccan whose gymnemic acids lower plasma glucose and serum insulin through regeneration of beta cells.
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Weight Management
The "Malabar Tamarind," whose acidic fruit rind is rich in (-)-hydroxycitric acid and valued in healthy weight-management research.
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