Satyori — Shatavari Ghrita Formulation Reference Card
Formulation Reference Card
Shatavari Ghrita
Shatavari Ghritam · Shatavari-Infused Medicated Ghee
About
Shatavari Ghrita is Ayurveda's foremost medicine for female reproductive health, combining the 'Queen of Herbs' (Shatavari, meaning 'she who possesses a hundred husbands' -- a reference to its rejuvenative power for the female reproductive system) with the supreme lipid vehicle of ghee to create a preparation of extraordinary nourishing and fertility-supporting potency. Shatavari holds a unique position in Ayurvedic gynecology as the single most important herb for women's health across all stages of life. From menarche through menopause, from fertility support through lactation, Shatavari nourishes the Artavavaha srotas (reproductive channels) and Shukra dhatu (reproductive tissue) with an unmatched combination of phytoestrogenic saponins, mucilaginous polysaccharides, and antioxidant compounds.
Indications
Female reproductive health including infertility, recurrent miscarriage, menopausal symptoms, and lactation insufficiency. Male infertility. Pitta-type gastric conditions including acid reflux and gastritis. Burning urination.
Key Ingredients
Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) root juice or paste as the primary herb, combined with pure cow's ghee and water or Shatavari decoction. Some formulations include Yashtimadhu (licorice), Vidari (Ipomoea digitata), Bala (Sida cordifolia), and other nourishing, building herbs to enhance the formula's Brimhana (nourishing) and reproductive-supporting properties. The classical preparation uses fresh Shatavari root swarasa (juice) when available, as the fresh root contains higher levels of shatavarin saponins.
Benefits
Deeply nourishes the female reproductive system and supports all aspects of fertility -- follicle development, endometrial quality, cervical mucus production, and hormonal balance. Supports healthy lactation by nourishing the Stanyavaha srotas (milk-producing channels). Eases menopausal transition by providing gentle phytoestrogenic support.
Cautions & Contraindications
Severe Kapha conditions. Fibroids and estrogen-sensitive conditions (Shatavari has phytoestrogenic properties). Polycystic ovarian syndrome with Kapha predominance (use with caution). Women with estrogen-sensitive conditions (fibroids, endometriosis, estrogen-receptor-positive cancers) should consult both their physician and Ayurvedic practitioner before use. Monitor thyroid function in hypothyroid patients, as Shatavari may influence thyroid hormone levels. Start with lower doses in individuals with weak digestive fire.
Your Prakriti Guide
The right formulation depends on your constitution. A Prakriti Guide maps your unique doshic balance so you can choose formulations, dosages, and anupanas with confidence.