Nutraceutical Product

• Tulsi Capsules
• Tagar Capsules
• Amalaki Capsules
• Shatavari Capsules
• Vrikshamla Capsules
• Sunthi Capsules
• Curcumin Capsules
• Papaya Capsules
• Bhumiamlaki Capsules
• Karela Capsules
• Moringa Capsules
• Yashtimadhu Capsules
• Garlic Capsules
• Methi Capsules

Health Supplement

• Ashwagandha Capsules
• Shallaki Capsules
• Hadjod Capsules
• Guduchi Capsules
• Brahmi Capsules

Proprietary Medicine

• Ayush Kwath
• Coughfree Syrup
• Globinet Capsules
• Zec 55
• Herby Flow
• Power Hit Gel
• Livzar Capsules
• Globinet Syrup
• Joint Free
• Livzar Syrup
• PileFree Capsules 30
• Leunet Syrup 200ml
• Virocil Capsules 30

Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) is an herb commonly used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine, particularly in India, for various health benefits, including supporting lactation in breastfeeding women. It is believed to have galactagogue properties, meaning it may promote milk production and secretion in lactating mothers.

• The herb is believed to work by influencing hormonal levels, particularly prolactin, which is the hormone responsible for milk production.
• Several studies have investigated the potential effects of shatavari on lactation, and while some positive results have been observed.
• Shatavari has been used for centuries to support women's reproductive health and promote lactation.

• Digestive health: Shatavari is known to have a soothing effect on the digestive system. It may help relieve digestive discomfort and support overall gastrointestinal health.
• Immune system support: Some studies suggest that Shatavari may have immunomodulatory effects, potentially helping to strengthen the immune system.
• Anti-inflammatory properties: Shatavari contains bioactive compounds with potential anti-inflammatory properties, which may help reduce inflammation in the body.

• Use two capsule twice a day after meal or as suggested by Health practitioner