Shatavari Root Powder
The rejuvenating root for vitality, balance & hormonal harmony.
- Pure root powder — hand-harvested
- 2.5g daily — 40 servings per jar
- Naturally sun-dried in Uttarakhand
- Third-party lab-tested for purity
One root, six reasons
Hormonal Harmony
Traditionally used to support female hormonal balance through every stage.
Vitality & Renewal
A rejuvenating tonic used to restore strength and resilience.
Calm & Balance
Adaptogenic properties that help the body adapt to stress.
Digestive Comfort
Traditionally used to soothe and support the digestive system.
Natural Radiance
Nourishment that supports vitality from within.
Daily Resilience
Helps restore balance in times of physical or emotional stress.
Wild-grown in Uttarakhand's forests
Hand-harvested from the untouched forests of Uttarakhand, India, then naturally sun-dried to preserve its potency — the traditional way.
Revered for centuries in Ayurveda
Known as Shatavari — 'she who possesses a hundred roots' — and prized as a rejuvenating tonic. Botanical name Asparagus Racemosus, milled pure and lab-tested.
A cumulative ritual
Ayurvedic herbs build over time. Here's the typical journey with daily use.
Settle in
A daily spoonful in warm milk or water. The ritual takes shape.
Steadier balance
Many notice a calmer, more grounded sense of balance.
Renewed vitality
Nourishment compounds — vitality and resilience.
Foundation
Shatavari becomes a nurturing part of your routine.
Three seconds, every day
2.5g (½–1 tsp)
Measure about 2.5 grams — a level half to one teaspoon.
Mix into warm milk
Traditionally taken with warm milk & honey, or stir into water or a smoothie.
Daily & consistent
Take each day. Consistency matters more than dose.
Why Solvara Shatavari is different
Proven pure
Every batch is third-party lab-tested for purity, heavy metals and microbial safety before sale.
Your morning ritual
Pair your Shatavari with the Solvara copper cup — fill it overnight, then start each day with pure, copper-charged water.
Questions, answered
What is Shatavari used for?
Shatavari is a traditional Ayurvedic tonic — 'the queen of herbs' — used to support vitality, balance and hormonal harmony, especially for women.
How do I take it?
Stir about 2.5g (½–1 tsp) into warm milk, water or a smoothie, once daily.
Is it just the root?
Yes — 100% pure root powder (Asparagus Racemosus), hand-harvested and sun-dried, with no fillers or additives.
Are there any allergens?
It's free from dairy, gluten, soy and nuts. If you're pregnant, nursing, under 18, or on medication, consult your practitioner first.
Where is it from?
Hand-harvested from the forests of Uttarakhand, India, naturally sun-dried, and third-party lab-tested.