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Ashwagandha Warm Oat Milk Elixir
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Ashwagandha Warm Oat Milk Elixir

This cozy and comforting bedtime elixir combines adaptogenic ashwagandha with warming spices and creamy oat milk to reduce cortisol and prepare the body for deep restorative sleep. It is the perfect wind-down ritual that supports adrenal health and helps ease the nervous system after a demanding day.

4.5
10 min
🍴1 servings
🔥165 cal
🔖Easy
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A soothing bedtime adaptogen elixir designed to lower cortisol calm the nervous system and promote deep sleep.

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Nutrition per serving

165Calories
4gProtein
28gCarbs
5gFat
2gFiber

Ingredients

1servings

base

adaptogen

spice

sweetener

flavor

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Instructions

1

Warm the Oat Milk

Pour the oat milk into a small saucepan and heat over medium-low heat stirring frequently. Warm it gently until steaming but do not bring it to a boil as this can scorch the milk and destroy heat-sensitive nutrients.

2

Whisk in Adaptogens and Spices

Reduce heat to low and whisk in the ashwagandha powder cinnamon and nutmeg. Whisk continuously for about one minute to ensure the powders fully dissolve and the spices bloom in the warm milk.

3

Add Sweetener and Vanilla

Remove the pan from heat and stir in the raw honey and vanilla extract. Adding honey off the heat preserves its natural enzymes and ensures it does not lose its beneficial properties through overheating.

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4

Froth and Serve

Use a handheld milk frother to create a creamy foam on top. Pour into your favorite mug and sip slowly about 30 minutes before bed as part of your evening wellness ritual.

Substitutions

oat milkwarm whole milk for additional tryptophan which further promotes sleep quality
ashwagandha root powderreishi mushroom powder for a different adaptogenic profile focused on immune support and sleep

Common mistakes

Boiling the mixture which destroys beneficial compounds in both the honey and the adaptogenic herbs
Using ashwagandha extract capsules opened into the drink instead of powder which can have an inconsistent and unpleasant flavor
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