SHATAVARI

Shatavari Information

Shatavari is a climbing plant also known under the name of Asparagus racemosus. This plant usually grows in some low jungles areas (mostly found in India). This plant is a sweet but also bitter herb that has proven itself to be balancing to Pitta Dosha.

This plant is considered in India the perfect women's equivalent to another plant - Ashwagandha. In translation, the herb’s name means "she who possesses one hundred husbands". This is because this plant has a magnificent rejuvanitive effect that is mostly concentrated on the patient’s (woman’s) reproductive organs. However, in some parts of Australia this plant is also commonly used in the treatment of patients who are suffering from gastrointestinal diseases. Shatavari is also commonly used as a wash for external wounds.

The plant’s healing qualities have proven to be extremely useful in the treating of a wide array of diseases (ailments). Beside the herb’s wonderful effects on the female reproductive system, Shatavari is known to be extremely helpful in the case of other body systems. Therefore, this plant’s qualities are of help for both women and men.
In the making of drugs and medicines, scientists use this plant’s leaves and roots (Rhizomes). These parts have valuable qualities, such as:

• Rejuvenative, nutritive tonic
• Galactogogue
• Aphrodisiac,
• Antispasmodic
• Demulcent
• Laxative
• Diuretic
• Antacid
• Antitumor

Shatavari Indications

Shatavari is mostly known as a great female rejuvanitive. Therefore this drug is commonly prescribed in the treatment of infertility, threatened miscarriage, decreased libido, leucorrhea,  menopause and it also has the ability to balance the patient’s cervical area pH and the patient’s dry membranes (for example those on the wall of the vagina).

Men patients who are suffering from general sexual debility or impotence can also strongly benefit from a treatment with this medicine. Apart from Shatavari’s beneficial effects in the case of the patient’s reproductive organs, a treatment with it is also effective in the case of diarrhea, stomach ulcers and hyperacidity. The irritated and dry membranes of the upper region of the respiratory tract also benefit from a treatment with this drug (they are soothed). Therefore, Shatavari can also be prescribed to patients who have chronic fevers and bronchitis or who need balancing of the body’s fluids. 

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