Shatavarin

Observational

Mechanism of Action

Phytoestrogenic receptor binding; immune modulation; adaptogenic stress response

Research Notes

Shatavarin exhibits weak estrogenic activity in vitro and demonstrates immunomodulatory effects via polysaccharide and saponin components. Ayurvedic use for female reproductive health supported by observational data; limited clinical trials.

Found In 1 Herb

Shatavari

Western

3D Molecular Structure

Steroidal saponin

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Shatavarin

Steroidal saponinFoaming glycosides with immune-modulating effects

Representative pattern: C₂₁H₃₀O₂

Atoms

Carbon

Oxygen

Related Compounds (Steroidal saponin)

Avenacins(1)Caulosaponin(1)Charantin(1)Neoruscogenin(1)Ophiopogonin D(1)Osladin(1)Polypodosides A & B(1)Protodioscin(1)Ruscogenin(1)Saponins (steroidal mixture)(1)Shatavarin IV(1)Soladulcine(1)

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