In menopause it is risky to take it since it increases testosterone and not estrogen ... So I risk alopecia????
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Anna Lewandowska Pharmacist, Editor
6 months ago
Ashwagandha can affect testosterone levels, but its effects on hair vary and do not always lead to baldness. In some people, elevated testosterone levels may indeed be associated with hair loss, but this is dependent on the individual body's response. It is worth consulting a doctor before starting supplementation to assess the potential risk in your case.
Please remember that all preparations containing Ashwagandha are dietary supplements and data on their effectiveness or safety are limited. Clinical studies have shown efficacy in subjective feelings of stress after 60 days of use. The dose is also important, 240-600mg per day. These types of preparations will not work after 1 tablet, so it is too early to assess the effectiveness of the preparation.
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