Shatavari roots have been used for centuries to balance hormones and a common tonic to improve female health and libido.
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Senna is a flowering plant, that bears yellow, white, and pink flowers and it belongs to the legume. It can be found in various parts of North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Senna is considered a powerful laxative.
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Sandalwood is a hemiparasite tree. The Indian sandalwood is a native species of South India and widely grown in the Western Ghats, Kalrayan, and Shevaroy Hills. Sandalwood trees are grown in India, Pakistan, and Indonesia.
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Saffron stigma contains an impressive amount of plant compounds that act as antioxidants to protect our cells against free radicals and oxidative stress. Saffron stigma can kill colon cancer cells and suppress their growth while unharming normal cells.
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Rosemary is an herb and a member of mint family. It is a native of the Mediterranean region. It has needle-like leaves and its flower can be pink, purple, white, or blue.
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