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BOTANICAL NAME
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ASPARAGUS RACEMOSUS
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FAMILY
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LILIACEAE
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SUBSTITUTE
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Not Available
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OTHER NAMES
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SANSKRIT : Shatavari, Shatmooli, Shatvirya
HINDI : Satavar
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DISTRIBUTION
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This speices is globally distributed in the Paleotropics. Within India, it is found growing wild in tropical and sub-tropical parts of India including the Andamans; and ascending in the Himalayas up to an altitude of 1500 metres
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DOSE
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Swaras 10 - 20 ml, Kwath 50 - 100 ml, Churna 3 - 6 gm
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CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
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Sarsapogenin, Saponins, Glycosides of quercetin, Rutin, Diosgenin, Sitosterol, Polycyclic alkaloid, Asparagamine, Furostanolic saponins
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AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES
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Guru, Snigdh
Madhur, Tikt
Madhur
Sheet
Shukrajanan
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THERAPEUTIC USES
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Sterngth & vigour
Mental disorders
Sperm disorders
Eyes
Abdominal disorders
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FORMULATIONS (Yog)
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Vayucchaya surendra taila
Trayodasanga guggulu
Shatawaryadi churna
Sarasvatarishta
Phal ghrita
Angoorasava
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