Astragalus Extract Powder (Astragalus gummifer)

Daily Qi Capsule: Pack 500 mg powder for steady energy and immune upkeep.

Adaptogen Latte: Whisk 1 g into warm oat-chai for jitter-free stamina.

Workout Smoothie: Blend 1 g with beet & berry for cardio endurance and quick recovery.

Stress-Ease Shot: Stir 500 mg into lemon water during high-pressure afternoons.

Night-Repair Gummies: Disperse 0.6 % in blueberry chews for restful, overnight cell support.

Pet Vitality Treat: Add 0.3 % to senior-dog biscuits for immune and joint comfort.

Immune Defender: Polysaccharides prime white-blood cells and boost natural antibodies.

Energy & Endurance: Saponins support ATP production for all-day stamina without caffeine.

Stress Recovery: Adaptogenic compounds balance cortisol after prolonged overload.

Cardio Support: Flavonoids help keep vessels flexible and promote healthy circulation.

Lung & Seasonal Ease: Traditional formula for clear breathing during pollen peaks.

Healthy Aging: Astragaloside IV activates telomerase pathways for youthful cell function.

Serving Size: 1 scoop (≈ 500 mg powder)

Ingredients: 100 % Astragalus gummifer Root Extract Powder (standardised 2 % astragaloside IV)

Allergen Information: Naturally soy-free • Gluten-free • Dairy-free • Non-GMO

Free from: Added sugar • Caffeine • Artificial colours

Usage Tip: Pair each scoop with 5 g collagen peptides—the saponins help shuttle amino acids into connective tissue for joint and skin support.

Storage: Cool, dry & dark. Reseal tight.

Keep Away From Children

Q: What daily dose gives noticeable immune and energy benefits, and how soon will I feel them?

A: Clinical trials and traditional texts converge on about 1–2 g root equivalent per day. One 500 mg scoop of our concentrated extract twice daily matches that. Most users report steadier morning energy and fewer afternoon crashes within ten days, with clear immune resilience—fewer sniffles and faster bounce-back—after four to six weeks of consistent use. Pairing the powder with vitamin C-rich foods amplifies antibody production, so consider blending it into citrus or berry drinks.

Q: Can Astragalus replace my multivitamin or adapt well with existing supplements like ashwagandha?

A: Think of Astragalus as an adaptogenic “booster pack,” not a basic. It supplies immune-modulating polysaccharides and saponins you won’t get from most multis, but it doesn’t cover minerals or broad B-vitamins. It stacks smoothly with ashwagandha—ashwagandha calms and rebuilds adrenal function, while astragalus lifts Qi and white-cell readiness. A popular combo capsule is 300 mg astragalus plus 250 mg ashwagandha taken at breakfast for balanced vigor without jitters.

Q: Will concentrated Astragalus upset my stomach or raise blood pressure like some ginsengs?

A: Astragalus is famously gentle; in an 8-week 2 g/day study no participants reported hypertension, palpitations or stomach upset. Very sensitive users might feel mild bloating the first two days as gut flora meet the new polysaccharides; sipping ginger tea alongside typically resolves it. Unlike high-dose Panax ginseng, astragalus doesn’t overstimulate the sympathetic system, so blood pressure remains in normal ranges for the vast majority of users.

Q: Any medication conflicts—especially with immunosuppressants or diabetes drugs?

A: Because astragalus stimulates immune cells, transplant recipients or anyone on strong immunosuppressants (cyclosporine, tacrolimus) should avoid it unless cleared by a specialist. It can gently lower blood sugar, so diabetics using insulin or metformin should monitor readings the first week. No major CYP450 inhibition is observed at normal doses, meaning most common prescriptions pass through the liver unaffected, but a quick pharmacist check is smart if you take multiple meds.