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Herblore Shatavari Tincture: FAQ for Breastfeeding Moms
Answers to common questions about Herblore Shatavari Tincture, an organic Ayurvedic herb used to support breastmilk supply and reproductive health.
What Is Herblore Shatavari Tincture?
What is Herblore Shatavari Tincture?
Herblore Shatavari Tincture (Non-Alcohol) is a certified organic herbal supplement made from Shatavari root, extracted in organic vegetable glycerine and distilled water. In Ayurvedic medicine, Shatavari is known as a primary tonic for the female reproductive system and is used to support breastmilk production, fertility, and hormonal balance.
How does it help with breastfeeding?
Shatavari is well-known for its ability to increase breastmilk production in nursing mothers. It helps increase vital fluids in the body and is sometimes referred to as an 'herbal Domperidone' for getting milk flow going. It also supports ample flow and quality of breastmilk.
Who can use this tincture?
It is suitable for both men and women as a reproductive tonic. For women, it supports issues from menarche through childbearing years and into menopause. It can also be used by breastfeeding mothers who wish to conceive again. However, it is not recommended during the first trimester of pregnancy out of an abundance of caution.
How to Use Herblore Shatavari Tincture
What is the suggested dosage?
The suggested starting dose is two droppersful (squeezes) of the tincture three times a day. You can adjust based on how your body responds, as individual needs vary.
How long does a bottle last?
A 1 oz bottle typically lasts about 1 week, a 2 oz bottle for 2 weeks, and a 4 oz bottle for 4 weeks, depending on use.
Are there any special instructions for taking it?
Since Shatavari is a mucilage herb that can coat the intestinal lining, it may affect absorption of other medications or nutrients. To avoid this, take your other herbs or medications a few hours apart from Shatavari.
Safety and Precautions
Who should avoid Shatavari?
Do not use if you have asparagus allergies, as Shatavari is in the asparagus family. Those on diuretic medications may want to avoid it due to possible diuretic effects. It is also not recommended for individuals with celiac disease or other malabsorption issues because it can coat the intestinal lining. Additionally, it should not be used during the first trimester of pregnancy.
Are there any side effects?
Because Shatavari increases moisture to the digestive tract, it may cause loose stool in some people. Conversely, it may help alleviate constipation in others.
Is this tincture gluten-free?
Yes, all Herblore tinctures are non-GMO, gluten-free, and never tested on animals.
Key Product Details
Herblore Shatavari Tincture (Non-Alcohol) - Certified Organic: Herblore Shatavari Tincture (Non-Alcohol) is extracted in certified organic vegetable glycerine and distilled water. This makes it a suitable option for those who prefer to avoid alcohol-based extracts.
Herblore Shatavari Tincture (Non-Alcohol) - Certified Organic
Herblore Shatavari Tincture (Non-Alcohol) - Certified Organic: Shatavari is an Ayurvedic herb known for increasing breastmilk production and supporting the female reproductive system. It addresses both lactation and overall reproductive health, making it a versatile supplement for nursing mothers.
