Description

BioNutra Sciences’ Shatavari complex is a unique blend of Organic Shatavari roots extracts-Standardized NLT 40% Saponins (shatavarins) per 340mg, Monk’s pepper extracts, Ashwagandha/ Withania somnifera / Indian Ginseng extract, (5% Withanaloids) and Fenugreeks, black ginger powder for digestion and piperine for bioavailability and absorptions. Shatavari is known as Women’s herb in Ayurvedic and in Ancient Vedic Science. It helps women during menstruation pain and very helpful during menopause and pain relief for aging women. It also helps with men in libido boost and women for estrogen balance during the peri and post-menopause. Contains rich source vital of nutrients vitamins and minerals.

What is Shatavari?

Shatavari-Scientific name (Botanical name) Asparagus racemosus, belongs to the family of Asparagus, grows in the shades and low altitudes of Himalayan Mountain region in India, its shoots are used for eating just like asparagus. It’s roots are used in Ayurveda for various conditions, particularly for women during the menstruation relief, menopause relief, men for libido, so this supplement is good for both men and women. It can help with Pitta dosha-metabolism.

Attributes and characteristics

• Helps to maintain healthy skin
• Supports women during menstruation,  helps with Libido
• Helps with the discomfort during menopause Good for the digestion
• Can help with the metabolism
• Can help with the nervous system
• Our Shatavari is good for both Vegans and Vegetarians
• Can help with the reproductive health
• Helps with the hormonal balance
• Helps during menopause to elevate estrogen level
• Helps with weight balance
• Helps with anxiety and mood

What is Monk’s pepper or Chasteberry?

Monk’s pepper or Chasteberry is scientifically known as –Vitex agnus-castus is a herb primarily used to support hormonal balance in women. Vitex, which is the name of the largest genus in the Verbenaceae plant family, includes 250 species worldwide, and are a size of a peppercorn. Originating in the Mediterranean region and Central Asia like India, Nepal etc, it has been known since ancient times, with mentions in Greek writings as far back as Plato.

It’s known for potentially alleviating symptoms associated with menstruation, menopause, and even fertility issues. Additionally, it may help with stress and offer some antibacterial benefits. Impact on Estrogen and Progesterone according to scientific studies. Monk’s pepper is commonly used to alleviate PMS symptoms like breast tenderness, mood swings, and irritability.