Indian Fertility Booster

Indian Fertility Booster, Women's Superfood

Consisting mainly of a wild plant native to India: Shatavari, also called asparagus with clusters, has many health virtues which make it interesting to integrate into daily life to support the body of women.

Women's ally

Used for a long time in Ayurveda, the traditional medicine of India, as a tonic regenerator of the female reproductive system. It has several effects at this level, including:

By alleviating premenstrual syndrome and providing support for difficult menstruation.

By increasing fertility. Indian Fertility Booster is useful for a woman wishing to conceive as it acts as a uterine tonic and helps prevent miscarriages.

By being an aphrodisiac and stimulating the libido.

Being used at menopause to soothe hot flashes (refreshing effect).

By promoting lactation in women who have just given birth through its galactagogue effect (by increasing the amount of prolactin, the hormone that triggers lactation).

Indian Fertility Booster also contains phytoestrogens, which have a protective role at the hormonal level in the prevention of hormone-dependent cancers such as breast cancer. Indeed, phytoestrogens, by binding to the oestrogen receptors of our cells, prevent these receptors from binding to xenoestrogens, harmful endocrine disruptors present in our environment (bisphenol A from plastic, phthalates, formaldehyde, etc.) that destabilize the body's hormonal messages.

Indian Fertility Booster is also beneficial for men because it increases their fertility: in fact, it promotes the production of sperm.