Shatavari Capsule | Reproductive Tonic, Maintains Energy Levels & Promotes Fertility | 30 Vegan Capsule Pack

Shatavari Capsule:

Shatavari herb is used as a powerful aphrodisiac (Vaajikarana) and tonic (Rasayana) for thousands of years in India. It is perceived as a female tonic since it is a rejuvenating herb and plays a crucial role in the physiological events of women’s life. The capsules is rich in anti-oxidant, and immune boosting properties, and is beneficial in balancing female hormones naturally.

Composition of Shatavari Capsule:

Each 500 mg capsule contains herb extract –
Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus)

Benefits of Shatavari Capsule:

• Shatavari capsule overcome the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome and sexual illness.
• It helps in strengthening the female reproductive system and thereby resolves infertility related problems.
• The capsule effectively works in preventing gas formation in the alimentary canal which further reduces the abdominal distension.
• It promotes energy levels and strength in both male and female.
• It helps in managing cholesterol levels in the blood and reduces lipid accumulation, which prevents the chances of heart attacks.

Dosage of Shatavari Capsule:

The suggested dose of Shatavari Capsule is 1 to 2 capsules twice a day or as directed by the Ayurvedic Practitioner.

Presentation:

Available in 30 Capsules Pack.

OUR Product USP:

In our formulation, Deep Ayurveda used herbs extracts in appropriate quantity which is mentioned on the label.

• 100% Vegetarian Product.
• Used higher concentrated pure and standardized herbal extracts (10:1)
• Product formulated by qualified and experienced Ayurveda Doctor.
• No added synthetic colors, chemicals, and artificial flavoring agents.
• Efficacy has been already tested and proved during clinical trials.
• Using since 2008 in our clinical practice.
• GMP Certified & USFDA Registered Manufacturing Unit.
• The product is manufactured at KVIC sponsored Manufacturing Unit (Govt of India).

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