What is the best Ayurvedic medicine for extra time and stamina? - #12234
I have been looking for a natural way to increase stamina and energy levels, especially for better endurance during physical activities. I came across the term extra time Ayurvedic medicine, but I am not sure which one works best. I often feel tired quickly, even after mild exercise. Are there specific Ayurvedic herbs that improve energy, endurance, and performance? I have heard about Ashwagandha, Shilajit, and Safed Musli—are these effective for increasing stamina? Apart from herbal medicines, does Ayurveda recommend any dietary or lifestyle changes to naturally improve stamina? Should I avoid certain foods or eat specific ones to enhance my strength and energy levels? If anyone has tried an extra time Ayurvedic medicine for increasing stamina, please share your experience. Which one worked best, and how long did it take to show results?
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To naturally increase stamina and energy levels, Ayurveda offers several herbs that can help improve endurance and performance. Ashwagandha, Shilajit, and Safed Musli are indeed well-known for their energy-boosting properties. Ashwagandha helps reduce stress and enhances vitality, Shilajit is rich in minerals and helps improve overall strength and recovery, and Safed Musli is known for boosting energy and stamina by supporting the body’s natural resilience. Additionally, a balanced diet rich in whole grains, fruits, vegetables, and protein can support energy levels. Foods like ghee, nuts, and seeds can also be beneficial. It’s best to avoid overly processed foods, excessive caffeine, or heavy meals before physical activity. Incorporating regular exercise, adequate rest, and proper hydration are also key lifestyle changes to improve stamina. Herbal supplements like these can show results in a few weeks to a couple of months with consistent use.
heyy, so you’re looking to boost stamina and energy naturally through Ayurveda? That’s a good route to explore! There are actually some really effective strategies and herbs that could help. Let’s talk about a few that you’ve mentioned as well as some lifestyle tweaks.
Ashwagandha is a fav, it’s what we call an adaptogen. It helps manage stress and is great for energy. It might take a couple weeks to really kick in but totally worth it. You can take Ashwagandha powder with warm milk or water before bed, about a teaspoon should do.
Shilajit is another powerhouse. It’s boosting energy levels is one of its biggest claims to fame… but make sure you’re getting the pure stuff, ’cause quality really matters. Start with a small amount daily, it usually comes in resin or capsule form. Some folks say it takes a few weeks to notice a significant difference in stamina.
Safed Musli also helps. It’s renowned for enhancing performance and energy. You could start with the powdered form - a teaspoon mixed with warm milk once a day, ideally in the morning.
Diet-wise, so important! Focus on balanced meals incorporating fresh, seasonal fruits and vegetables, whole grains like quinoa, amaranth., and lentils. Cook with ghee, it decent source of good fats and very nourishing. Avoid overly processed and heavy foods since they can dampen agni (digestive fire) which is key for energy and vitality. Avoid too much caffeine - it can be tempting, but can also crash your energy in the long run, ya know?
Don’t forget to sleep, at least 7-8 hours and manage that screen time - it can zap energy without us realizing it. And exercise, moderate regular exercise is crucial, like yoga — especially sun salutations, which can energize your whole system.
doesn’t happen overnight but stick with it. Hoping you find this helpful! Any questions… just let me know!

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