Organic Ashwagandha Powder 100g
At Ceres Organics we like to keep things clean and simple. That's why our organic ashwagandha powder is just that! Grown by 'working with nature', using no chemical pesticides, herbicides or artificial fertilisers. Also known as 'Indian Ginseng', this potent herb is ground from the root of the perennial Withania Somnifera plant. It was prized by the ancients for uses extending beyond food, and is a mainstay of Ayurveda. In fact, in Sanskrit it means "the smell of a horse," hinting it has the ability to impart energy and strength.Today ashwagandha is reaching new levels of awareness and respect. Totally google-worthy! Traditionally taken with honey and hot milk, it's great mixed into a comforting tea or tonic. A little goes a long way - Just add 1/4 - 1 teaspoon of this powered goodness to 1 cup of liquid.
Original: $10.34
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$3.62Organic Ashwagandha Powder 100g
At Ceres Organics we like to keep things clean and simple. That's why our organic ashwagandha powder is just that! Grown by 'working with nature', using no chemical pesticides, herbicides or artificial fertilisers. Also known as 'Indian Ginseng', this potent herb is ground from the root of the perennial Withania Somnifera plant. It was prized by the ancients for uses extending beyond food, and is a mainstay of Ayurveda. In fact, in Sanskrit it means "the smell of a horse," hinting it has the ability to impart energy and strength.Today ashwagandha is reaching new levels of awareness and respect. Totally google-worthy! Traditionally taken with honey and hot milk, it's great mixed into a comforting tea or tonic. A little goes a long way - Just add 1/4 - 1 teaspoon of this powered goodness to 1 cup of liquid.
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At Ceres Organics we like to keep things clean and simple. That's why our organic ashwagandha powder is just that! Grown by 'working with nature', using no chemical pesticides, herbicides or artificial fertilisers. Also known as 'Indian Ginseng', this potent herb is ground from the root of the perennial Withania Somnifera plant. It was prized by the ancients for uses extending beyond food, and is a mainstay of Ayurveda. In fact, in Sanskrit it means "the smell of a horse," hinting it has the ability to impart energy and strength.Today ashwagandha is reaching new levels of awareness and respect. Totally google-worthy! Traditionally taken with honey and hot milk, it's great mixed into a comforting tea or tonic. A little goes a long way - Just add 1/4 - 1 teaspoon of this powered goodness to 1 cup of liquid.
