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It helps the liver process toxins and supports the activity of white blood cells
It most often affect the underarms, hands, feet and face
Drug-Supplement Interaction Databases The Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database rates the ashwagandha-amphetamine interaction as "insufficient reliable information available." The Mayo Clinic drug interaction checker does not list a specific ashwagandha-lisdexamfetamine entry
It is also prescribed to treat bipolar and schizoaffective disorders, social phobias and neuropathic pain, as well as for prophylaxis or treatment of migraine headache