Shatavari Supreme - 90 Capsules

Shatavari Supreme – Women’s Hormone, Menopause & Reproductive Support

Whole Asparagus racemosus Root for Menopausal Comfort, Reproductive Wellness & Female Vitality

Shatavari Supreme provides 410 mg of whole Shatavari root (Asparagus racemosus) per capsule, a traditional Ayurvedic botanical long valued for women’s reproductive health, vitality, and healthy aging.

Often called the “Queen of Herbs” in Ayurveda, Shatavari has traditionally been used throughout different stages of a woman’s life. Modern research has expanded interest in the herb for perimenopausal and menopausal wellness, reproductive health, sexual wellness, lactation, stress resilience, and digestive support.

Key Benefits of Shatavari Supreme

✅ Supports Menopausal & Perimenopausal Wellness – Human clinical research using Shatavari root extracts has reported improvements in hot flashes and other common menopausal concerns.

✅ Supports Women’s Hormonal Wellness – Shatavari contains naturally occurring steroidal saponins known as shatavarins and has been studied for interactions with normal reproductive and estrogen-related physiology.

✅ Supports Reproductive & Sexual Wellness – Shatavari has a long history of use for female reproductive vitality, while emerging human research has examined its effects on women’s sexual wellness.

✅ Traditionally Supports Healthy Lactation – Shatavari has long been used as a traditional galactagogue, and human clinical studies have investigated its ability to support breast-milk production.

✅ Supports Stress Resilience & Emotional Well-Being – Women’s hormonal transitions can affect mood, stress tolerance, sleep, and overall well-being. Shatavari has traditionally been used as a restorative tonic during periods of increased physiological demand.

✅ Supports Digestive & Gastric Wellness – Shatavari root contains mucilaginous compounds and has a long history of use for soothing and supporting the gastrointestinal tract.

✅ Whole-Root Botanical Formula – Shatavari Supreme provides whole Asparagus racemosus root rather than an isolated compound or standardized extract.

What’s Inside Shatavari Supreme?

Shatavari Root (Asparagus racemosus): 410 mg per capsule

Other ingredient: Vegetable cellulose capsule.

Bottle Size: 90 vegetable capsules
Serving Size: 1 capsule
Servings Per Container: 90

What Is Shatavari?

Shatavari is the root of Asparagus racemosus, a climbing plant traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine as a restorative botanical for women.

The root naturally contains several classes of plant compounds, including:

• Steroidal saponins known as shatavarins
• Mucilage
• Polyphenols
• Flavonoids
• Other naturally occurring phytochemicals

These compounds contribute to Shatavari’s broad traditional use in women’s reproductive, digestive, endocrine, and restorative wellness programs.

Shatavari & the Menopausal Transition

Perimenopause and menopause involve changes in reproductive hormones that can affect multiple systems at the same time.

Women may notice changes involving:

• Hot flashes
• Night sweats
• Mood
• Sleep
• Energy
• Vaginal comfort
• Sexual wellness
• Stress tolerance

Recent randomized controlled trials using standardized Shatavari root extracts have reported improvements in several measures of menopausal and perimenopausal wellness, including hot flashes and quality-of-life measures.

These studies add meaningful human evidence to Shatavari’s long traditional history of use for women during hormonal transitions.

Shatavari Supreme provides whole root rather than the standardized extracts used in many clinical trials, so the exact doses and outcomes from extract studies should not be assumed to apply directly to this formula.

Shatavari & Women’s Hormone Physiology

Shatavari is frequently described as a female reproductive tonic because of its traditional use and its naturally occurring steroidal saponins.

Modern research has investigated Shatavari in relation to:

• Estrogen-related signaling
• FSH and LH physiology
• Ovarian function
• Menstrual wellness
• Menopausal hormone changes
• Reproductive vitality

Rather than supplying hormones directly, Shatavari provides botanical compounds that interact with normal reproductive physiology.

This makes it particularly interesting for women seeking plant-based support during periods of hormonal transition and reproductive change.

Menstrual & Reproductive Wellness

Shatavari has traditionally been used throughout the reproductive years for menstrual comfort and general female vitality.

Recent human research using standardized root extracts has also examined Shatavari in women experiencing perimenopausal menstrual and vasomotor concerns.

For women of reproductive age, Shatavari may complement foundational strategies that support healthy hormonal physiology, including:

• Adequate nutrition
• Stable energy intake
• Healthy body composition
• Appropriate movement
• Stress regulation
• Adequate sleep

Shatavari & Sexual Wellness

Sexual wellness can be influenced by hormonal physiology, stress, emotional health, circulation, vaginal comfort, sleep, and relationship factors.

Shatavari has a long traditional reputation as a reproductive and vitality tonic.

Modern human research has begun examining standardized Shatavari root preparations for their effects on women’s sexual wellness, adding emerging clinical evidence to its traditional use.

The research remains formulation-specific, but it helps support Shatavari’s broader role in female reproductive vitality and healthy sexual function.

Shatavari & Lactation

Shatavari has traditionally been used as a galactagogue, a botanical used to support normal breast-milk production.

Human clinical research has investigated Shatavari root preparations in breastfeeding women.

Recent randomized controlled research using a Shatavari root extract reported:

• Greater expressed milk volume
• Earlier breast fullness
• Improved maternal satisfaction with lactation

Earlier human research has also examined Shatavari in relation to prolactin and breast-milk production.

Women who are breastfeeding and considering Shatavari should use it with appropriate professional guidance, particularly when milk production or infant feeding is a concern.

Stress, Mood & Female Vitality

Hormonal transitions do not occur independently from the nervous and stress-response systems.

Stress can influence:

• Menstrual physiology
• Sleep
• Energy
• Mood
• Libido
• Digestive function
• Reproductive health

Shatavari has traditionally been used as a Rasayana, or restorative botanical, particularly when physical or emotional demands are elevated.

Recent women’s-health trials have also included improvements in stress, mood, fatigue, or overall quality-of-life measures among their outcomes.

This gives Shatavari a broader role than simply targeting one reproductive hormone.

Digestive & Gastric Support

Shatavari root is naturally rich in mucilaginous compounds, which contribute to its traditional use for soothing and supporting gastrointestinal tissues.

Traditional and experimental research has explored Shatavari in relation to:

• Gastric mucosal integrity
• Digestive comfort
• Gastrointestinal motility
• Normal mucus production
• Healthy inflammatory balance

This digestive profile complements its better-known use in women’s health.

Antioxidant & Inflammatory Balance

Shatavari contains naturally occurring botanical compounds with antioxidant activity.

Experimental research has also explored its effects on pathways involved in normal inflammatory signaling.

Healthy antioxidant and inflammatory balance are relevant to:

• Reproductive wellness
• Healthy aging
• Gastrointestinal health
• Immune resilience
• Cellular function

These broader properties contribute to Shatavari’s traditional reputation as a whole-body restorative herb.

Whole Shatavari Root vs. Standardized Extracts

Shatavari products can differ substantially.

Some newer clinical studies have used standardized root extracts designed to provide specific concentrations of Shatavari compounds.

Shatavari Supreme provides 410 mg of whole Asparagus racemosus root per capsule and is not labeled as a standardized extract.

Whole-root preparations provide the broader naturally occurring botanical matrix, while standardized extracts may provide higher or more predictable concentrations of selected compounds.

This distinction is important when comparing Shatavari Supreme with specific products used in clinical trials.

Who May Prefer Shatavari Supreme?

✔ Women seeking nutritional support during perimenopause or menopause

✔ Those interested in broader female hormonal and reproductive wellness

✔ Women looking for traditional support for menstrual comfort and vitality

✔ Breastfeeding women considering botanical support for healthy lactation under professional guidance

✔ Individuals interested in female sexual and reproductive wellness

✔ Women seeking a restorative botanical during periods of stress, fatigue, or hormonal transition

✔ Those who prefer whole Shatavari root rather than a standardized extract

Suggested Use

Take 1 capsule 2–3 times daily, or as directed by your physician.

Important Information

Do not take Shatavari Supreme if you are also taking lithium or a diuretic medication.

If pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medications, or managing a medical condition, consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.

Individuals with a history of hormone-sensitive conditions should discuss use with an appropriate healthcare professional.

Keep out of reach of children.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.