Ashwagandha

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Ashwagandha Powder Organic

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(69,90 €/ 1 kg)

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Ashwagandha Powder Organic

Ashwagandha (lt. withania somnifera) has become one of the most popular plants in Ayurvedic teachings. It is also known as sleeping berry, winter cherry or Indian ginseng. Ashwagandha, which finds its use in Indian Ayurvedic teachings, is a plant species...

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Ashwagandha Capsules Organic

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(188,77 €/ 1 kg)

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Ashwagandha Capsules Organic

Ashwagandha has become one of the most popular plants in Ayurvedic teachings. It is also known as sleeping berry, winter cherry or Indian ginseng. Ashwagandha (lt. withania somnifera), which finds its use in Indian Ayurvedic teachings, is a plant species...

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Chai Latte Bio 100g

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(89,90 €/ 1 kg)

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Chai Latte Bio 100g

The Biotiva Chai Latte is an ayurvedic drink blend of cinnamon, cardamom, cocoa (heavily de-oiled), ginger, clove, nutmeg powder & black pepper. The vegan Chai Latte is a delicious alternative to coffee. This Indian drink made from high-quality Biotiva ingredients...

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Turmeric & Ashwagandha Tea Bio 100g

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(79,90 €/ 1 kg)

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Turmeric & Ashwagandha Tea Bio 100g

Turmeric is a plant species within the ginger family. It is a herbaceous plant with an underground sprout, which is also called yellow saffron. The tuber is yellow in color and has a spicy, hot aroma. Ashwagandha (lt. withania somnifera)...

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Ashwagandha (withania somnifera) is one of the most popular medicinal plants in Ayurvedic teachings. It is also known as sleeping berry, winter cherry or Indian ginseng. It belongs to the genus of the nightshade family (Withania) and is a herbaceous plant, 30 to 150 cm high. Ashwagandha grows today mainly in Africa, India, Afghanistan and Pakistan and is harvested between June and October. Its berries and roots are among the most commonly used remedies in Ayurvedic medicine - comparable to the importance of ginseng in Chinese medicine (TCM). They are said to be well tolerated and versatile.