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Shatavari roots have been used for centuries to balance hormones and a common tonic to improve female health and libido. Being a powerful adaptogenic herb, it not only relieves one from physical and emotional stress but also manages diabetes mellitus, prevents high cholesterol and triglyceride levels, and also helps in the treatment of bacterial and fungal infections, Oedema, infertility, depression, and cancer.
How Shatavari Roots are known in your Area?
- In the Indian subcontinent, as Sahanspal, Satavar, Satawari, Sahansarmuli, Shatavri, Shatavir, Satmuli, and Sootmooli, in Hindi, Kilavari, Sathaavari, Kadamoolam, Tuviputturu, and Tannir-vittan in Tamil, Shatamul in Bengali, Challa gaddalu, Pilligaddal, Pilliteegalu, Shatavri, and Abiruvu in Telugu.
- The effective dosage of Young Chemist's Shatavari roots may vary from person to person depending on their age, body strength, and effects on appetite, severity, and condition of the patient. It is recommended to consult an ayurvedic doctor as he/she would evaluate the patient, and prescribe an effective dose for a certain period.
- Shatavari roots are good for the female reproductive system. Shatavari enhances libido, reduces stress, and stimulates the hormones for increasing libido in both men and women. It increases masculinity and stamina in men. Shatavari is also used for Lactation.
- The plant is known to be extremely beneficial in treating health conditions, but it is still necessary to consume its prescribed amount. An excess of it may lead to certain complications. It can give allergic reactions like rashes, itchy eyes & skin, dizziness, fast heart rate, or worsening asthma symptoms.
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