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Is ashwagandha addictive?if i stop taking it wil i start to have sleep problems like insomnia and other things?
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Take any ayurvediy medicine after proper ayurvediy way diagnosis only
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No it's not Addictive..
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No not addictive.
U take Ashwagandha rasayan two tsf twice a day.
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It's not addictive, its ur mind thinking of that you have stopped, so u started with some sleep problems
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Ashwagandha is addictive.
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Please remove fear from your mind.
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No its not addictive...it will help to improve ur immunity.
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Dr. Sony Vm
Ayurveda
4 yrs exp
Cochin
Its not an addictive. But aswagandha is a good solution for reduced sleep
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Dr. Sudha Asokan
Ayurveda
46 yrs exp
Delhi
Ashwagandha is not additive. It has lot of benefits. If you are taking it for insomnia or sleeplessness, you withdraw it slowly.
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