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Description
Shahtara | शाहतारा
Shahtara is a shared medicinal trade name. Kew MPNS records Fumaria indica, Fumaria officinalis and Fumaria parviflora among source-associated taxa; they are not interchangeable proofs of the supplied material.
Product identity and actual selectable packs
| Hindi/Urdu | शाहतारा / Shahtara |
|---|---|
| English trade | Fumitory / Shahtara |
| Species status | Fumaria indica, F. parviflora and F. officinalis are different Kew-recorded trade associations |
| Supplied part and lot | Actual supplied botanical species and plant part are not batch-verified. |
| Currently available variants | 100 Grams / Natural, 200 Grams / Natural, 400 Grams / Natural, 900 Grams / Natural |
Choosing this form
Natural raw-herb variants are listed in 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g. The name fumitory alone does not establish a food or medicinal grade.
Traditional and taxonomic context
The medicinal trade name is not laboratory confirmation of the actual retail material. Traditional use is educational context, not proven benefit. Classical Sanskrit verse and Rasa/Guna/Virya/Vipaka are intentionally not asserted without species-specific, plant-part-matched authoritative evidence.
Safety and precautions
Do not use this unidentified material for liver treatment, blood purification, respiratory disease, pain or other medical conditions. Confirm taxon, plant part and safe grade before ingesting, especially during pregnancy, breastfeeding or with medicines.
Why choose this Jadibuti Store listing?
The page differentiates botanical references from the supplier lot, shows exactly selectable pack variants, and explains verification limitations. No undocumented laboratory purity certificate, guaranteed treatment or medical benefit is claimed. Confirm current form, grade and weight with the seller before ordering where identity is pending.
Frequently asked questions
Which botanical species is this Shahtara?
Not yet confirmed for the supplier batch; Kew records multiple species under this trade name.
Is Shahtara always Fumaria officinalis?
No; Fumaria indica and Fumaria parviflora also occur in medicinal naming sources.
Which plant part is supplied?
The plant part is not verified; request batch details before purchase.
What pack sizes are available?
100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g in Natural options.
Can Shahtara be taken as a liver medicine?
No therapeutic indication or dose is established by this product listing.
Is this safe during pregnancy?
Do not self-medicate during pregnancy or breastfeeding; seek qualified advice.
How should it be stored?
Keep closed, dry, protected from moisture and direct sunlight.
Botanical and Ayurvedic references
These references establish taxonomy or documented naming, not the contents of an individual lot. This is educational buyer guidance, not diagnosis or medicinal-use directions.
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