Ashwagandha
The grounding root at the heart of Ayurveda.
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The grounding root at the heart of Ayurveda.
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Golden granules gathered by bees, sweet and floral.
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A dark, earthy mushroom that grows on northern birch trees.
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A prized mushroom from the high mountains of Asia.
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Amazonian seeds, naturally rich in caffeine.
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An Amazonian holly leaf, smooth and naturally caffeinated.
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A storied Chinese root, also known as fo-ti.
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West African seeds, naturally caffeinated: the original cola.
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The famous root of East Asia, prized for centuries.
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A Peruvian highland root, malty and nourishing.
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Fine golden pollen collected from pine catkins.
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The glossy red 'mushroom of immortality' of Taoist tradition.
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A hardy Arctic root with a rose-like scent.
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A hardy shrub root from the forests of Siberia.
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A South American root sometimes called Brazilian ginseng.
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A Malaysian rainforest root, long and notably bitter.
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A small spiny fruit from Ayurvedic and Chinese tradition.
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South America's shared brew, grassy and naturally caffeinated.
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