Sri Sri Tattva Shatavari Tablets (60 Tablets, 500mg) | Women's Wellness & Rasayana Support
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Women's Health
60Tablets | 500mg each
Sri Sri Tattva
Sri Sri Tattva Shatavari Tablets deliver Asparagus racemosus, Ayurveda's foremost herb for women, in a convenient 500mg tablet. The Sanskrit name Shatavari is often translated as "she who has a hundred roots", and by tradition also "she who is acceptable to many", reflecting its standing as the great female Rasayana (rejuvenative).
Ayurvedic Significance
In Ayurveda, women's wellness through the different seasons of life depends on well-nourished Rasa and Shukra/Artava (reproductive) tissues and balanced Pitta. Shatavari is a cooling, sweet, nourishing Rasayana with a special affinity for the female reproductive system (Artavavaha srotas). It is classically valued as a Stanyajanana (supporting healthy breast milk), a soothing Pitta-pacifier, and a gentle strengthening tonic that nourishes and steadies through menstruation, motherhood and the menopausal years.
Traditional Uses and Benefits
Women's wellness: Traditionally used to nourish and support the female reproductive system through life's seasons.
Cooling nourishment: A cooling Rasayana that soothes aggravated Pitta and builds the tissues.
Lactation support: A classical Stanyajanana herb for new mothers.
Gentle strength: Supports steady strength and a settled feeling.
These reflect traditional Ayurvedic uses and are not statements of medical effect.
Ingredients
Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) root, the sole active herb
Suggested Use
Traditionally taken as one to two tablets twice daily, or as directed by your physician. The usual Anupana (vehicle) is warm milk, which supports its nourishing, cooling character, or warm water. Please consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner for personalised guidance.
Safety & Certifications
Seek advice: pregnant or breastfeeding women should use it on the advice of their practitioner; anyone with a hormone-sensitive condition or taking regular medication should consult their physician first.
Kapha note: being sweet and building, it is best used in the advised dose by those with a strong Kapha tendency.
Quality: manufactured by Sri Sri Tattva to GMP standards with authentically sourced Shatavari.
Storage: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of the reach of children.
Additional Information
This herb is written as Shatavari, Shatavary, Satavari or Shatamuli; the botanical name is Asparagus racemosus. These variations simply reflect different transliterations of the original Sanskrit and regional Indian names into English and refer to the same herb.
+What is Sri Sri Tattva Shatavari Tablets used for?
Sri Sri Tattva Shatavari Tablets is a single-herb tablet of Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), taken to support women's health, hormonal balance, lactation and overall vitality. From Sri Sri Tattva. Shatavari is the great female rasayana. Traditionally it is used to support:
Women's reproductive health and hormonal balance through life's stages
Healthy lactation in nursing mothers and the easing of weakness
Strength, nourishment and a cooling, soothing effect (for women and men)
+What is Shatavari?
Shatavari is the root of Asparagus racemosus, one of Ayurveda's most treasured women's tonics. The tablets are:
Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), as a single-herb supplement
A convenient, pre-measured tablet form
Cooling, nourishing and rejuvenating, Shatavari is the great female rasayana, traditionally valued for women's reproductive health, lactation, strength and the soothing of Pitta, though it nourishes men too.
+Is it good for women's health and hormones?
Supporting women's health and hormonal balance is exactly what Shatavari is most valued for, as the classic female rasayana. Taken as advised, it is traditionally used to support women's reproductive health and hormonal balance through the cycle, fertility and menopause, healthy lactation in nursing mothers, the easing of weakness and overall strength and vitality. It offers supportive care; any gynaecological concern, fertility worry or troublesome menopausal symptom should be assessed by a doctor, with the tablets used alongside, not instead of, proper care, within a healthy lifestyle.
+How do you take Shatavari Tablets, and what is the dosage?
Shatavari is usually taken as 1 to 2 tablets twice daily with milk or water, or as directed. A simple way to take it:
Take the advised tablets with milk (which enhances its nourishing effect) or water.
Take it consistently; rasayana benefits build gradually over weeks.
Pair it with a balanced diet, rest and a healthy routine.
For nursing mothers, or in pregnancy, confirm the right amount with a doctor or practitioner.
+How does it work?
Shatavari works through its nourishing, cooling, rejuvenating properties. In Ayurveda, women's health, lactation and strength depend on well-nourished tissues and balanced hormones, and Shatavari is traditionally valued to nourish and strengthen the female reproductive system, support healthy lactation, balance the cycle and hormones, cool excess heat and build strength and ojas. As the tissues are nourished and balanced, women's wellness, lactation and vitality are traditionally supported. This nourishing, cooling, rejuvenative (rasayana) action is the basis of Shatavari, used as supportive care.
+Which dosha does it balance?
Shatavari is renowned for pacifying Pitta (with its cooling, soothing nature) and Vata (with its nourishing, moistening, strengthening quality), making it especially balancing for hot or depleted women's-health tendencies; being building, it can mildly increase Kapha. Women's-health imbalances, weakness and low lactation are classically tied to aggravated Vata and Pitta and depleted tissues, which Shatavari nourishes and cools. By soothing Pitta, settling Vata and nourishing the body, it supports women's wellness, lactation and vitality, used as supportive care.
+Can it help with lactation and menopause?
Yes, Shatavari is traditionally valued both as a galactagogue (lactation supporter) for nursing mothers and as a nourishing, cooling tonic around menopause, where it is used to support wellbeing and ease weakness and heat through the change. It is supportive care rather than hormone therapy, though, so it does not replace medical management. If you have concerns about milk supply or your baby's feeding, speak with a doctor, midwife or lactation consultant, and for troublesome menopausal symptoms or any gynaecological concern, see a doctor. Used consistently within a healthy lifestyle, it is a time-honoured women's tonic.
+Is Shatavari safe, and are there precautions?
Sri Sri Tattva Shatavari is generally very well tolerated as a gentle, nourishing tonic when taken as directed, but a few points apply:
It is supportive care; any gynaecological concern, fertility worry, milk-supply concern or troublesome menopausal symptom should be assessed by the relevant professional.
If you take other medication (including hormonal treatment) or have a health condition, consult a practitioner first.
Being building, very Kapha-predominant people should use it in moderation.
In pregnancy, use it only on professional advice.
It is supportive care and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
+Where can I buy Sri Sri Tattva Shatavari Tablets online?
You can buy authentic Sri Sri Tattva Shatavari Tablets from AyurvedaBay.com, a specialist in genuine Ayurvedic preparations, with worldwide shipping. Wherever you live, it can reach you: we regularly serve customers across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the Middle East. Ordering from a dedicated Ayurvedic store means you receive a genuine Sri Sri Tattva product rather than an unverified version.
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