Satavari Churan, Female Youth Elixir, 100 g, Shri Ganga

Satavari Churan (Asparagus racemosus powder) is a potent medicinal herb used extensively in Ayurveda to treat ailments of the female reproductive system. Satavari Churan is rich in saponins (glycosides that may aid the lowering of cholesterol and are similar to hormones produced by the human body) and is used to stabilise the Ayurvedic element of fire (pitta dosha) especially for women.

Satavari Churan regulates female menstruation and boosts the entire female reproductive system to increase fertility and milk production during lactation. Satavari Churan regulates hormones to boost healthy metabolic function and is thus highly effective to promote healthy appetite and reduce excessive weight. Satavari Churan is also beneficial for women experiencing the symptoms associated with menopause resulting in reduced oestrogen and aids the recuperation of women who have undergone a hysterectomy.

Satavari Churan also has benefits for men as it prevents the onset of prostatitis by reducing excessive dihydrotestosterone thought to contribute to prostate enlargement. Satavari Churan is rich in asparagine which is an alkaloid that stimulates healthy function of the nervous and cardiovascular systems to regulate normal heart rate and blood pressure.

Satavari Churan purges harmful toxins and cleanses the blood and liver and is rich in bioflavonoids that aid cellular metabolism and prevent the breakdown of cell membranes. Satavari Churan boosts the body’’s energy levels prevents anaemia and may even aid the treatment of oncological ailments.

In Ayurvedic medicine Satavari Churan is believed to be able to promote a state of well-being and elevated consciousness and has a calmative effect on emotions and increases female libido by its aphrodisiac properties.

Active ingredients:

Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus). It is considered a highly effective tonic in Ayurvedic medicine and is used extensively to treat numerous ailments of the female reproductive system. Shatavari is rich in saponins which are similar to hormones produced by women and is thus highly beneficial to treat abnormal hormonal levels often experienced by women during menstruation. Shatavari contains sterols that stabilise female hormone levels and asparagine that is also analogous to hormones produced by the female body. Shatavari regulates the cardiovascular system to benefit heart and circulatory function and is rich in bioflavonoids which are a natural antioxidant. Shatavari relieves the pain associated with menstruation abnormalities such as involuntary uterine and intestinal spasms and boosts female fertility and lactation.

Dosage: It is strongly recommended to use Satavari Churan under the direction of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. Take 1/2 to 1 teaspoon (3-10 g) per day. Do not consume more than 3 g in a single dose. Consume 30 minutes before meals with milk or plant-based milk substitute with added honey or unrefined sugar.

A decoction of Satavari Churan can be prepared by adding powder to boiling milk or plant based milk substitute or water and allowed to cool before consuming. This decoction should be consumed before meals and use should be prolonged for 3 weeks then use should be stopped for 10 days and then consumed again for a further 3 weeks. This cycle should be repeated in this manner.

Satavari Churan can be mixed with saffron and milk or plant based milk substitute and butter or ghee to aid normal breast function after giving birth.

Contraindications: avoid use if experiencing increased toxicity of the blood and intestinal tract.

Composition: Satavari Churan contains: Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) – 100%.

Recommended use: amenorrhea; breast abnormalities; decreased libido; dysmenorrhea; endometriosis (uterine disorder); excessive stomach acid; fibromyalgia (abnormal pain due to increased pressure); haemorrhoids; infertility; inflammation of the pelvic region; involuntary muscle spasms; postpartum recuperation; symptoms associated with menopause; menstruation abnormalities; recuperation after surgery; STDs such as herpes simplex; spermatogenesis.