Organic Asparagus Root Caps Asparagus Racemosus Shatavari Female Libido Health

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Organic Asparagus Root Capsules (Asparagus Racemosus) Shatavari Female libido Health

50 Capsules 500 mg each.
No Additives, No Fillers, No Binders.

100% ORGANIC ASPARAGUS ROOT

Shatavari (Asparagus Racemosus) is a powerful therapeutic agent, which is of great importance in Ayurveda. It promotes overall well-being and good health. It is one solution to many health conditions. Shatavari means ‘acceptable to many’.

Shatavari is also known as Asparagus Racemosus. It’s a member of the asparagus family. It’s also an adaptogenic herb. Adaptogenic herbs are said to help your body cope with physical and emotional stress. Shatavari is considered a general health tonic to improve vitality, making it a staple in ayurvedic medicine.

Benefits:

It has antioxidant properties
It has anti-inflammatory properties
It may help boost your immune system
It may help relieve cough
It may help treat diarrhea
It may act as a diuretic
It may help treat ulcers
It may help treat kidney stones
It may help maintain blood sugar
It may be anti-aging
It may help treat depression.

Shatavari is a special female tonic because it helps women of all age groups to transit through natural phases of life very gracefully. Shatavari roots are very helpful during menstruation because it relieves abdominal cramps and spasms. It strengthens the uterus. During lactation, it stimulates the production of breast milk. The last but not the least it also helps women during menopause.

Nutrients in Shatavari

Various minerals are abundantly present in Shatavari roots such as copper, manganese, zinc and cobalt. Other minerals present in good quantity include calcium, magnesium, selenium and potassium. Besides minerals, Shatavari also contain vitamins such as vitamin A and ascorbic acid. Essential fatty acid such as gamma linolenic acid is also present in Shatavari. Gamma linolenic acid is very beneficial for the treatment of arthritis, diabetes mellitus, high cholesterol levels, heart disease and depression.

Shatavari (asparagus racemosus) also referred to as Indian asparagus, is a woody climbing plant that typically grows in shady areas of tropical regions including India, Asia, Africa and southern most China. According to the Indian Journal of Medical Sciences (IJMS), shatavari is recommended in Ayurvedic texts (traditional native Indian medicine) as both a preventative aid and as a remedy for a wide array of health conditions.

Wild asparagus root is a herb both used spiritually and physically. This isn’t just your run of the mill Asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) that you grow in your vegetable garden. It’s actually a wild type of asparagus (Asparagus cochinchinensis) related to the common asparagus you typically find in your local grocery store or that you may grow yourself. This special herb has been grown for its medicinal qualities in China for over 2000 years and it’s much different.  Rather than the aerial spear used in various cuisines, the root is specially prepared and used as a natural herbal medicine. In TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) it’s called “Tian Men Dong” which translates as Heavenly Spirit Root (or lush winter aerial plant). This root has some amazing health benefits.

The Lungs

The Chinese say that “wisdom comes from the lungs.” and that’s why we can see this herb play such an important role in our lung health both on a spiritual level and of course a physical. It is a powerful but gentle tonic for the lungs and it helps to moisten dry lungs. It would be great for smokers, exposure to toxins, dry environments and for people with dry coughs. Its helps to moisten the lungs, break away tar, removing toxins from the respiratory tract, and improves all respiratory functions. This herb assists your body’s natural ability to produce mucous, breath deeper and is currently being studied for the treatment of lung cancer. It’s a great way to keep your lungs healthy and clean!

The Skin

Beautiful skin is a sure sign of pure blood and healthy lungs. Many Tibetan Buddhist monks revere this herb and say that it’s why they’re skin is so soft and they look so young. This root contain vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients that naturally promote soft, smooth, supple healthy skin from the inside out!

Mental Happiness

Taoists claim that by consuming Wild Asparagus Root a person gains the ability to fly. This flying symbolizes the ability to rise above things that are mundane and is the freedom of Spirit that can be experienced when one has attained harmony.  Among its ability to help with the lungs and skin it can cultivate an increased sense of compassion, opening the heart center and relaxing an overactive mind. Many people who take this herb for prolonged amounts of time say that it has increased their levels of joy and happiness.

Sexual Health

This herb has also been traditionally used as a powerful sexual tonic for both men and women, similar to the ayurvedic herb Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus). Its ability to open the heart, relax the mind and increase bodily fluid plays a key factor as an aphrodisiac and sexual tonic. The nutrients contained in the root are known to help infertility, genital dryness and address sexual inhibitions.

Sleep and Dreaming

We all know how important it is to get sleep and for some to dream. Since this herb relaxes the mind and helps reduce stress it can be used as a wonderful sleepy time herbal remedy. The herb is also known as a dream inducing herb or Oneirogen. Many people including Taoists report having lucid dreams in which they are flying or soaring through the sky.

Recommended Dosage:

A typical dose of Shatavari tablets is 500 milligrams, up to twice daily. Talk to your doctor or a natural health practitioner before incorporating Shatavari in your routine, especially if you take medications or have health problems. They can help you determine the right dose for you.

This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.
This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases.