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- Shatavari
- Guduchi
- Ashoka
- Dashamoola
- Lodhra
- Ashwagandha
- Gokshura
Shatavari, often referred to as the “queen of herbs” for women, supports hormonal balance, fertility, and overall vitality. It nourishes the body and promotes rejuvenation, particularly for female health.
Total Capsules: 90 capsules
Serving Size: 1–2 capsules daily
Supply Duration: 45–90 days (depending on daily use)
Age Guidance: Not suitable for persons under 18 years of age. Use under practitioner guidance
Shatavari – Asparagus racemosus, Guduchi – Tinospora cordifolia, Ashoka – Saraca asoca (also written Saraca indica), Dashmoola – a classical Ayurvedic blend of 10 roots, Lodhra – Symplocos racemosa, Ashwagandha – Withania somnifera, Gokshura – Tribulus terrestris
Key Ingredients
Benefits
Female Fertility is a nourishing Ayurvedic blend that supports hormonal balance, menstrual health, and reproductive vitality. Designed to tone the uterus, regulate cycles, and enhance fertility naturally.
Female Fertility Benefits:
- Supports reproductive health and hormonal balance: Nourishes and strengthens the female reproductive system, helping to regulate menstrual cycles and balance hormone levels naturally.
- Promotes healthy menstruation and uterine tone: Supports the proper functioning of the uterus, eases menstrual discomfort, and promotes regular, healthy menstrual flow.
- Strengthens vitality and fertility: Enhances ojas (vital energy) and fertility by rejuvenating the reproductive tissues and supporting hormonal equilibrium.
Safety & Contraindications
Shatavari:
- Hormone-sensitive conditions: Acts as a phytoestrogen — use caution in individuals with estrogen-sensitive conditions like breast or ovarian cancer.
- Congestion or excess mucus (Kapha): May aggravate Kapha due to its moistening and cooling nature.
- Pregnancy: Generally considered safe and supportive during pregnancy when taken in appropriate doses.
Guduchi:
- Autoimmune disorders: May stimulate the immune system — use caution in autoimmune conditions like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, or MS.
- Blood sugar levels: May lower blood sugar — monitor in people with diabetes on medication.
- Pregnancy: Traditionally used with caution — consult a qualified practitioner.
Ashoka:
- Pregnancy: Traditionally avoided during pregnancy due to uterine-toning effects.
- Heavy menstrual bleeding: May be too astringent in cases of already scanty or delayed menstruation.
- Allergies or sensitivities: Rare, but possible — discontinue if allergic symptoms appear.
Dashamoola:
- Constitutional dryness or Vata excess: May increase dryness in Vata individuals unless balanced with nourishing herbs.
- Pregnancy: Traditionally avoided in early pregnancy due to its downward-moving (apana) energy — consult before use.
- Allergic reactions: Rare, but always monitor for sensitivities when using complex herb combinations.
Lodhra:
- Pregnancy: Traditionally avoided during pregnancy due to potential astringent, contracting effects on the uterus.
- Constipation: May aggravate dryness or constipation in some individuals due to its astringency.
- Low menstrual flow: Use with caution if menstruation is already light or scanty.
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