Synopsis

Source of validity: Traditional
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Asparagus racemosus, commonly known as Shatavari, has been used in traditional Ayurvedic medicine for centuries as a general tonic to support vitality, stamina, and overall energy. In classical Ayurvedic texts, it is described as a "rasayana," a category of herbs thought to promote longevity, vigor, and rejuvenation. Practitioners have historically recommended Shatavari for individuals experiencing fatigue, weakness, or debility, particularly in the context of convalescence or reproductive health, attributing to it adaptogenic and restorative properties.

Modern scientific validation for its use specifically in the context of increasing energy or treating fatigue is limited. Some animal studies suggest adaptogenic and anti-stress effects, which could indirectly support energy levels by reducing the impact of stress on overall health. For example, a few preclinical studies have indicated improvements in physical endurance and reduction of stress-induced biochemical markers in rodents. However, robust clinical trials in humans directly assessing its efficacy for improving energy or treating fatigue are lacking. As such, the primary justification for its use in this context remains traditional, with only preliminary scientific insights that require further substantiation.

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