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Shatavari

Asparagus racemosus
Ayurvedaadaptogenhormonalnourishing

Shatavari, the "plant of a thousand husbands," is a climbing vine native to the Indian subcontinent whose nutrient-dense, mucilaginous roots have anchored Ayurvedic gynecology and rejuvenation protocols for millennia. Prized for balancing vata and pitta doshas, it acts as a cooling demulcent that nourishes reproductive tissues and supports lactation, distinguishing it as the premier female adaptogen in classical Ayurveda.

Parts Used

root, rhizome

Preparations

decoction, powder, capsule, ghee infusion

Typical Dosage

3–5g dried root daily as decoction; 1–2g powder twice daily with ghee or milk

Safety & Considerations

Rare allergic reactions in asparagus-sensitive individuals.

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