Shatavari AF tincture BIO 50 ml - Alcohol-free tinctures

Shatavari AF tincture BIO 50 ml

Shatavari is a traditional Ayurvedic herb native to the Indian subcontinent and the Himalayas. In translation, the name means “she with 100 husbands”. It is particularly beneficial to the female reproductive organs. It supports fertility and nursing and suppresses adverse symptoms of menopause. It also helps…

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Shatavari is a traditional Ayurvedic herb native to the Indian subcontinent and the Himalayas. In translation, the name means “she with 100 husbands”. It is particularly beneficial to the female reproductive organs. It supports fertility and nursing and suppresses adverse symptoms of menopause. It also helps maintain a stable (pre)menstrual cycle, relieves stress, improves emotional wellbeing and sleep quality, and supports vitality.

The tincture contains no alcohol, dyes, or artificial sweeteners.

Contents: glycerol; water; Asparagus racemosus BIO

Recommended dose and instructions: Shake well. Use 20 drops 3x per day. We recommend putting the drops in your mouth and letting them absorb through the oral mucosa. This can be followed with a small amount of water. The daily recommended dose contains extract equal to 3,420 mg of fresh plant matter.

Warning: This product is not a substitute for a balanced diet. Do not exceed the daily recommended dose. Close tightly and store in a dark, dry place out of reach of children.

Count: 50 ml

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“agriculture outside the EU”

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Shatavari - Asparagus racemosus

Common Names: Shatavari, Wild Asparagus, Indian Asparagus, Asparagus racemosus, Shatamull, Satavar, Shatamuli, Shatamuli Root, Shatmul, Satavari, Shituli, Vrishya, global: Shatavari, latin: Asparagus racemosus

The Asparagus genus includes approximately 200–300 distinct species. It is very common as a decorative indoor plant. The shatavari shrub thrives in direct sunlight or partial shade. The soil and surrounding environment should be kept as moist as possible and at an optimal temperature to prevent the yellowing and dying off of leaves. Shatavari tolerates temperatures as low as 5°C. It should be...