Andrew Huberman· PhD
I’ve worn people about using high dose Ashwaghanda for long periods of time— and some people may not be able to take it at all.
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I’ve worn people about using high dose Ashwaghanda for long periods of time— and some people may not be able to take it at all.
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I also discouraged people from taking it continuously. In fact, I basically discourage people from taking it continuously except at very low doses.
Also, never take high (>200mg daily) doses Ashwaghanda for more than a week to two… that can cause other issues.
which by the way I do think people should cycle if they're going to take it high doses right cuz there are some ISS issues with liver and thyroid and thyroid problems if people take ashwaganda high doses for too long