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14-Feb-2022
What is Shatavari? and its health benefits.
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Shatavari is known for the promotion of love and devotion, known as “Queen of Herb.”
Shatavari is the general and female reproductive tonic that is used for females to control and balance the menstrual period. The name Shatavari has its unique means as “who possesses hundreds of men or acceptable to many.”
Indian Ayurveda lied it down in the list of important herbs and was quoted as the queen of the herb because of its importance on females’ health. Two important Indian texts Charak Samhita written by Charak and Ashtang Hridyam written by vagbhatta, have mentioned the herb benefits for females.
The scientific name of Shatavari is Asparagus Racemosus and it belongs to the family Liliaceae. The other names are Shatavari, Satamuli, and Shatavari found at low altitudes in India.
Shatavari and Health
The herb is very well known for the treatment of female health but it also has multiple benefits for men as well. Shatavari has many Rasayana but one of them racemosus has many preventive qualities for many diseases like preventing aging, increasing longevity, imparting immunity, improving mental function, nervous disorder, dyspepsia, tumors, inflammation, hepatopathy. Shatavari has the properties of antiulcer, anti-oxidant, antidiarrhea, antidiabetic, and immunomodulatory in its formula.
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Health Benefits of Shatavari
An herb Shatavari has multiple properties which treat many diseases but the benefit for a female is well known in
Indian Ayurveda. Here are some of the benefits of Shatavari.
Treat Premenstrual Syndrome
It manages the Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) of females. The syndrome in females occurs just because of some hormone present in the female body. It is also the hormonal harmonizer. Shatavari is a rejuvenating tonic that can balance these changes in the female body.
Treat Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
Shatavari is used to regulate the hormonal changes in the female’s body and it regulates the menstrual cycle including this it also controls the uterine blood or the menstrual blood. This works as a tonic for females to make their menstrual system better and strong.
Increase Breast Milk Production
Shatavari has been used in breast milk production in females and the one element galactagogue activity present in Shatavari might be the reason for the milk production. There is also a chance of the cause of the production is the presence of steroidal saponins in plants. It increases the level of prolactin hormone which is the cause of breast milk production.
Used for Anxiety
The regular consumption of Shatavari reduces the level of anxiety in the body. It works on the Vata dosha that is used to govern all activity of the nervous system. the main cause of the anxiety is Vata dosha, hence Shatavari consumption keeps the Vata dosha in control and also increased the period of sleep.
Cure of Stomach Ulcer
Shatavari increases the amount of gastric mucus secretion and strengthens the mucosal layer. The presence of cytoprotective cells kit enhances the life span of this mucosal. It also protects the stomach against acid attacks.
Immunity Booster
The research on animals shows that the consumption of Shatavari can increase the immune power which can fight against viruses and bacteria.
Diabetes Mellitus Cure
Shatavari is used to control the Diabetes level of the body and also helps to lower the glucose level in the blood. Its roots consumption can and secretion can increase insulin secretion and which will control your blood sugar level.
Inflammation of the Airways
Shatavari is used in the management of bronchitis due to the presence of anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory properties. It also dilates the air passage and improves breathing.
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