Bulk Shatavari Root cut & sifted, organic

Asparagus racemosus
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Shatavari Root cut & sifted, organic

Pound:  $6.38 1/4 Pound:  $14.17  100+ Pounds:  contactbuy now  
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Organic Cut & Sifted Shatavari Root (Asparagus racemosus) is a botanical valued for its distinctive root and long history of use in ancient and modern herbal practices. Shatavari root is also known as wild asparagus or "the queen of herbs".

Our organic shatavari root is available in a convenient cut and sifted format for use in herbal teas, decoctions, tinctures, extracts and other botanical preparations. The dried root can also serve as a starting material for further milling or processing into powdered herbal formulations.

With its established place in traditional herbalism, cut and sifted shatavari root is well suited for herbalists, apothecaries and natural product formulators developing Ayurvedic-inspired and botanical products.

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information at a glance

originIndia
plant part used root
processingcut & sifted

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buying & keeping

general guidelines and tips

storage tipsStore in a cool, dry location in a well-sealed container.
appearance & aromaLight beige to pale tan with dark brown streaks, with mild, slightly sweet, earthy, faint nutty aroma
flavor profileShatavari root tastes slightly bitter, with a sweet aftertaste, and is starchy. It pairs well with cardamom, turmeric and ginger.

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cosmeticOrganic Shatavari root may be milled and used in making facial powders, creams and lotions.
culinaryShatavari root cab be prepared as tea, alone or in combination with other botanicals.
wellnessCan be used as a dietary supplement.
safetyThere is limited clinical evidence to determine if this herb is safe during pregnancy or lactation. Consult with your health care practitioner if you are pregnant or nursing before taking this herb. Shatavari may increase the effects of diuretics and diabetes medications. Allergic reactions are not common but have been reported.


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