I find Ashwaganda incredibly effective. This, however had no positive effect.
As soon as I read about Ashwaganda I wanted to give it a try so purchased some here on Amazon. Most supplements take time to display any difference in your health or feeling of well being, unless they are designed to combat a known deficiency in your system. But while driving on my long daily commute in hectic traffic one day some time ago, it dawned on me that I had just finished a 12 hour day but all that week I seemed abnormally calm and positive. The Ashwaganda had been the only alteration to my routine so I realized that had to be the factor. Now I recommend it to everyone. Thats why I was intrigued when I saw this product specifically marketing itself as an Ashwaganda replacement as a so called adaptogen. While simply a lay person without a medical background, I still always try to understand the basis for claims made and do my due diligence as much as possible. This product seems to be primarily geared to someone who might be lacking certain things in their metabolism specifically as it relates to the function of their adrenal glands. I included it in my routine hoping to discover another mood and energy enhancing product, but at least for me, failed to detect any difference in mood or energy level. I intentionally excluded Ashwaganda intake since I wanted to not have any beneficial benefits masked. But without medical tests revealing low levels of anything adrenal related I can only assume my body was already in balance at least in that arena. For those in need of a boost as revealed by medical tests, perhaps this will be effective. Especially if they have a negative reaction with Ashwaganda. As for me, I can't report any noticeable change.
Rating: 4 stars