Let’s get real for a moment.
You’ve been eating well, moving your body, managing stress (mostly)... but no matter what you do, that stubborn belly fat won’t budge. And on top of that, you may have noticed:

When we listen to the language of the body, healing doesn’t have to be forced — it flows. Organ flushing is a ritual of release, a return to balance, and a reminder that your body already knows the way."
— Jade Sundari

“the one who possesses a hundred husbands.” This fascinating title belongs to Shatavari, because she is a powerhouse plant known for balancing hormones to boosting fertility and overall energy, Shatavari is like a secret weapon for women at any stage of life.

Shatavari is gaining recognition for its vital role in supporting women's health, but its significance goes far beyond that. This powerful herb also holds profound metaphysical and spiritual meaning, offering the potential to transform struggle and restriction into a harmonious flow of energy.

Spring is a time of detoxification in Ayurvedic tradition. As the accumulated Kapha from winter begins to melt, it releases toxins (known as Ama) into the body. This can lead to feelings of heaviness, lethargy, or even seasonal allergies. A cleansing diet in spring helps to flush out these toxins, improve digestive health, and boost energy levels.

During consultations, Ama is often identified as a white or white-yellowish coating on the tongue.