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Wide landscape editorial photograph of a minimalist wooden table in soft morning light. At the center, a small ceramic dish holds a modest pile of pale golden ashwagandha root powder, with a few dried gnarled ashwagandha roots and a sprig of green leaves with tiny orange-red berries lying beside it. A single tiny capsule sits split open next to the dish, with a delicate dusting of powder spilling out, hinting at a very small dose. In the softly blurred background on the right, a pair of clean running shoes and a folded sage-green towel rest on a pale linen surface, suggesting endurance training and fitness without any people in frame. A small brass measuring spoon and a glass of water with subtle condensation add quiet detail on the left. The palette is warm and earthy: oat beige, muted sage green, terracotta, soft cream, and touches of burnt orange from the berries. Lighting is natural, diffused window light from the left, casting long gentle shadows and a subtle glow across the powder grains. Shallow depth of field with crisp focus on the powder and roots, creamy bokeh behind. Composition uses generous negative space on the right third for headline overlay, with a clean, calm, contemporary wellness-magazine aesthetic. Shot as if on a 50mm lens, fine film grain, matte finish, high-end editorial styling, tactile textures of ceramic, wood, and linen, with a restrained, thoughtful mood that hints at caution and careful consideration.
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Solo 30 mg de Ashwagandha aumentaron el VO2max en 8 semanas. Lea la letra pequeña

BY JAKE THE TITAN ·

Los suplementos de ashwagandha suelen comercializarse en dosis de varios cientos de miligramos. Un estudio probó una dosis de apenas 30 mg al día y encontró que, durante ocho semanas, fue suficiente para mejorar significativamente el VO2max respecto al placebo. Esto sugiere que una dosis mucho menor podría ser eficaz, aunque el estudio presenta limitaciones que deben tenerse en cuenta.

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