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Shatavari

Evidence

Limited
Evidence: 2 of 5 (Limited)

What the evidence says

An Ayurvedic root (Asparagus racemosus) used as a female reproductive tonic and galactagogue. Most evidence is traditional or from small/animal studies; rigorous human RCTs are limited. ⚠️ Phytoestrogenic — use caution in estrogen-sensitive conditions (breast/uterine cancer, endometriosis, fibroids); avoid with asparagus allergy.

Traditional and animal data; limited human RCTs

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About Shatavari

An Ayurvedic root (Asparagus racemosus) used as a female reproductive tonic and galactagogue. Most evidence is traditional or from small/animal studies; rigorous human RCTs are limited. ⚠️ Phytoestrogenic — use caution in estrogen-sensitive conditions (breast/uterine cancer, endometriosis, fibroids); avoid with asparagus allergy.

What Shatavari supports

  • Ayurvedic tonic for female reproductive health

How much Shatavari to take

The RDA prevents deficiency. The effective range is what clinical trials used to actually move the outcome.

Effective

5003000

mg

Traditional Ayurvedic dose ~500 mg to 3 g/day; no established clinical dose.

Clinical evidence

Limited clinical evidence. Traditional and animal data; limited human RCTs

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