Using Adaptogenic Herbs For Longevity (Part 1 of 2) #39
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Dude am awed by your knowledge of ancient wisdom...wish i had half your attitude at your age
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@pilaroka Absolutely, it's one of the Rasayana "herbs" from the Ayurvedic tradition. Rasayana is the equivalent of a "tonic" herb (as they call it in Chinese herbalism) which means that it's an adaptogen that can be taken for long periods of time at even high doses.
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what do you think of Shilajit? is it safe?
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Reishi, Tulsi, ashwaganda, Gotu Kola are a few of these I know of, I might add one or two to my diet daily and see what it can do. I know about the high immune system situation already, good of you to point that out. Most people think just overdo something that boosts your immune system and you will be well, not always the case. Adaptogenic herbs are the best I am aware of, what are more you recommend?
onblock7 7 months ago
@onblock7 I have a list in the article I wrote that you can click on in the drop down menu.
SecretsOfLongevity 7 months ago
I am taking Rasayanas for vata type and I adsolutly love it, My skin is glowing, and so is my hair and I feel overall happy and in balance,but I was unsure about adding Shilajit to my list. The shilajit I bought is was delivery directly from India, manufactured by morpheme..what do you think about that?
pilaroka 1 year ago
@pilaroka I am not familiar with the company or their product so I can't really comment on it. The darker and closer to black the shilajit is, the better.
SecretsOfLongevity 1 year ago
@SecretsOfLongevity Thank you so much for your info,by the way, I love the way your skin looks.
pilaroka 1 year ago
@pilaroka Your welcome and thanks :)
SecretsOfLongevity 1 year ago