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Is ashwaganda safe to take in the morning and evening for a better sleep. Please suggest I'm unable to sleep this days
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Yes, you can take tsp powder, twice daily, after food along with luke warm water or milk. Over dose may cause Gastric irritation in some patients.
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you may take 2 tablets of  brahmi vati at sleeping time with milk.
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