Shatavari

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£18.25

Shatavari (Asparagus Racemosus), also known as Wild Asparagus, is a species of asparagus native to various high altitude areas of Central Asia. It is a traditional Ayurvedic plant known as a rasavana, a rejuvenating herb, and is believed to have anti ageing properties. Traditionally used to promote fertility and vitality in women , and increase milk production in nursing mothers, Shatavari can help to balance hormones and so can be a valuable support during the menopause transition. Due to its potential to correct hormonal imbalances, Shatavari can help to improve libido , regulate the menstru

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