ashagandha

Reported Uses

• NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
• ADHD [Insufficient Evidence]
• aging [Insufficient Evidence]
• androgenic alopecia [Insufficient Evidence]
• anxiety [Possibly Effective]
• asthma [Insufficient Evidence]
• athletic performance [Insufficient Evidence]
• back pain [Insufficient Evidence]
• bipolar disorder [Insufficient Evidence]
• bronchitis [Insufficient Evidence]
• cerebellar ataxia [Insufficient Evidence]
• cognitive function [Insufficient Evidence]
• constipation [Insufficient Evidence]
• COPD [Insufficient Evidence]
• COVID-19 [Insufficient Evidence]
• depression [Insufficient Evidence]
• diabetes mellitus, type 2 [Insufficient Evidence]
• fatigue [Insufficient Evidence]
• fatigue, chemo-related [Insufficient Evidence]
• female infertility [Insufficient Evidence]
• fibromyalgia [Insufficient Evidence]
• generalized anxiety disorder [Possibly Effective]
• hiccups [Insufficient Evidence]
• hypercholesterolemia [Insufficient Evidence]
• hypothyroidism [Insufficient Evidence]
• insomnia [Possibly Effective]
• male infertility [Insufficient Evidence]
• menopausal sx [Insufficient Evidence]
• metabolic effects, antipsychotic-induced [Insufficient Evidence]
• obsessive-compulsive disorder [Insufficient Evidence]
• osteoarthritis [Insufficient Evidence]
• Parkinson dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• psychological well-being [Insufficient Evidence]
• rheumatoid arthritis [Insufficient Evidence]
• sexual dysfxn [Insufficient Evidence]
• smoking cessation [Insufficient Evidence]
• stress [Possibly Effective]
• tuberculosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• vitiligo [Insufficient Evidence]
• wrinkled skin [Insufficient Evidence]
• wound healing [Insufficient Evidence]