Wholefood Earth Organic Shatavari Powder 100 g | GMO Free | Certified Organic

The media could not be loaded. Just received it and starting to take it, good all round product and benefits look it up! If it's too bitter use honey mmmmm.

Majority of products from this brand are low quality, i am not buying anything from this brand anymore due to multiple products from this brand fall below high quality.

I'm sure there was a substantial percentage of shativari in this product but undoubtedly there was the presence of other spice.I had mistakenly left a more positive review previously.I had found an excellent Shativari powder by the brand Nature's Spirt here on amazon but unfortunately it is no longer available here.

My cupboards contain an array of high quality herbs and spices that I enjoy cooking with and using for thier vast benefits to improve my wellbeing. Mother nature provides well and knowing these herbs are certified organic and gmo free gives me piece of mind that I am using high quality ingredients and therefore the most effective product.This is my first time using Shatavari and it seems like a good way to get those antioxidents into your diet, I have been using it in smoothies and experimenting flavouring some meals with it.The quality and flavour are good, I have several others from this brand all of excellent quality at an affordable price point.The packaging is ecofriendly and resealable so easy to keep airtight however sometimes the spices get in the seal and you just have to press a little harder to seal it and wipe the seal occasionally. The packet has a small clear round window on the front allowing you to see the herb inside, feels of good quality and seems to hold up to a little moisture well.

Shatavari powder comes from the roots of the Asparagus racemosus plant. This is related to the asparagus plant, called Asparagus officinalis, but it’s not the same plant. Asparagus racemosus is native to India.Shatavari is an adaptogenic herb. Adaptogenic herbs are used to help regulate the hormones produced by the hypothalamic, pituitary, and adrenal glands. ‌Like all adaptogenic herbs, shatavari can be used to help your body manage stress and improve your overall health.Add it to honey and hot water for a nice drink. Hard to describe the flavour, I don't like these weird tea's etc, so I was surprised to actually enjoy a cup of this.Packaging is pretty cool too, pouch can stand up by itself.

Iv had shatavari before from a different brand. It was soft, fine annd dissolved into drinks and this far from that. It looks and feels like saw dust feeling very gritty in your mouth.I’m not convinced and won’t why from them again.

Having read descriptions on the taste of shatavari powder I was very relieved to try this product and discover that the taste is not at all unpleasant. I tried it with soya milk which does have a slightly stronger flavour than milk, but it had dissolved completely and wasn't really noticeable. The product comes in a resealable packet which is very handy and the instructions are clearly printed. There is also the added bonus of a QR code which takes you to some lovely sounding recipes.

I was not previously familiar with shatavari but I like a lot of herbal teas and the like so decided to give it a go, particularly as everything I've ordered from Whole Food Earth has been of a consistently high standard. The flavour is interesting, taking a little getting used to but pleasant once you get the hang of it and a quantity level that suits you. As with any powdered drink it's always worth being thorough in the mixing. The packaging is good and has a zip lock, but from experience with similar packs in the past it won't make a truly airtight seal so you might want to transfer to a container with a very secure lid if you want to keep the atmosphere out fully.