Shatavari Capsules

Shatavari 60 vegetarian capsules from Nimi 

Dietary supplement - vegan product from the Shatavari root 

Quality seal "BDIH controlled heavy metal testing" 

Extract 

Free from preservatives 

Shatavari/ Asparagus Racemosus capsules 60 pieces / 32.8 g Dietary supplement, contains 11% saponin 1200 mg Shatavari extract per 3 capsules and 180 mg saponin per 3 capsules

Free from additives such as yeast, sugar, gluten, coloring and flavorings. Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

According to Ayurvedic tradition, no individual substances from the Shatavari plant are isolated, as from the Ayurvedic point of view this could lead to undesirable side effects and would prevent the natural balance from being maintained.

For our capsules we use cellulose as the capsule shell material. No gelatin from pork or beef. The capsules are purely plant-based. We deliberately avoid release agents such as magnesium stearate. The capsules therefore contain only traditionally produced Shatavari root extract, starch and talc. 

Highly pure, laboratory-tested quality. Quality seal “BDIH controlled heavy metal testing” With us you can buy Shatavari in the best quality at a reasonable price. 

Recommended consumption: 

one capsule three times a day. 

The recommended daily consumption should not be exceeded. Store in a dry and cool place, do not expose to direct sunlight, do not store in the refrigerator. Store out of the reach of children. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. 

 In Bhava Prakasha, a standard work on Ayurveda from the 16th century, Shatavari, Asparagus racemosus, is listed among the Oshadhis* in Fers form. In it, the author, Bhava Mishra, distinguishes the small Shatavar, which he calls Shatavari, from the large Shatavar, which he lists as Mahashatavari. Maha means "large" in both Sanskrit and Hindi. The two are distinguished in terms of their effect. A distinction that is rarely found today. The translation of the name already gives an idea of ​​the importance of Shatavari in Ayurveda. Shata means "hundred". "var" is usually translated as bridegroom. Shatavari would therefore loosely translate as "who has 100 husbands". It is very likely that this free translation alludes to the primary effect attributed to Shatavari. But in Sanskrit, the word "vara" not only means bridegroom, but also "blessing". If you take into account the appreciation that Shatavari is given, the translation "hundredfold blessing" is much more appropriate for this plant. * "Oshadhi" refers to the plants that have an Ayurvedic effect. Literally translated, Oshadhi means "what removes the pain". 

GTIN: 8904023003739 

PZN: 14234894 

Ingredients: Asparagus Racemosus (Shatavari) root extract 73% 

1200 mg Shatavari extract per 3 capsules and 180 mg saponin per 3 capsules 

Capsule material: hydroxypropylmethylcellulose Filler: starch (gluten-free potato starch) Releasing agent: talc 

Manufacturer: AHG Ayurveda Handels GmbH Neumann-Reichardt-Str. 27-33 D-22041 Hamburg