Naturista Hathawariya Powder 125g

Naturista Hathawariya Powder 125g is produced in Sri Lanka from 100% natural Hathawariya roots. Hathawariya is the Sri Lankan name used for Asparagus racemosus, a climbing plant also widely known as shatavari. Naturista supplies the prepared root as an unsweetened powder intended for making a measured hot drink with water, coconut milk or prepared powdered milk.

Naturista Hathawariya Powder 125g at a glance

• Net weight: 125g
• Ingredient: 100% natural Hathawariya roots
• Botanical name: Asparagus racemosus Willd.
• Also known as: shatavari
• Form: root powder
• Origin: produced in Sri Lanka
• Intended use: hot drink preparation
• Manufacturer-listed features: natural, sugar-free and no animal testing
• Manufacturer-listed shelf life: one year; confirm the best-before date on the delivered pack
• Storage: keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place after opening

What is Hathawariya?

Asparagus racemosus is a vine-like plant with branching green stems and clusters of small tuberous roots. The root is the part identified in Naturista’s ingredient statement. Hathawariya and shatavari are names shoppers may encounter in Sri Lankan and South Asian food and herbal traditions, while the botanical name helps distinguish this product internationally.

This listing describes that traditional context only. Historical or cultural use does not prove that the powder changes hormones, fertility, lactation or any medical condition. Naturista’s packaged powder provides a measured format without requiring customers to identify, clean, dry and grind fresh roots themselves.

How to prepare the hot drink

1. Measure 1½ spoonfuls using only the spoon supplied inside the container.
2. Add the powder to a cup of boiling water, coconut milk or prepared powdered milk.
3. Stir and allow it to steep for five minutes.
4. Strain the drink.
5. Drink after breakfast.
6. Add salt or sugar to taste if preferred.

The official directions say “a cup” but do not publish a millilitre measurement. Use a normal serving cup and follow the current pack or enclosed leaflet if it gives a more exact volume. Do not replace the supplied measuring spoon with an assumed household-spoon conversion.

Choosing the liquid

Water gives the lightest preparation and keeps the root flavour most apparent. Coconut milk produces a richer Sri Lankan-style drink, while prepared powdered milk offers another manufacturer-listed option. If using powdered milk, prepare it according to its own label before adding the Hathawariya powder rather than adding dry milk powder without the required water.

The product itself is listed as sugar-free, although adding sugar changes the finished drink. Salt or sugar is optional and should be adjusted to personal taste and dietary requirements. Expect an earthy, plant-based root profile rather than the flavour of black tea or a sweetened instant beverage.

How often does the manufacturer suggest using it?

Naturista states that twice-weekly use is adequate for healthy individuals without medical conditions. This is manufacturer guidance, not a promise of a health result. Do not increase the quantity or frequency in an attempt to obtain a stronger effect. Anyone with a medical condition or taking long-term treatment should follow professional advice and the current pack directions.

Storage and product care

After opening, keep the container tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, humidity and cooking steam. Use a clean, dry supplied spoon for every serving and do not return a damp spoon to the pack. Check the seal on arrival and follow the printed best-before date.

Naturista lists a one-year expiry period and describes the container as sufficient for approximately three months when used according to its directions. The actual number of servings depends on the supplied scoop and individual frequency, so the three-month statement should be treated as an estimate.

For other Sri Lankan botanical drink powders, browse the Herbal Wellness collection. Availability varies, and eligible tea, spice and herbal products may be combined in one Serendib Store basket.

Ordering directly from Sri Lanka

Serendib Store ships eligible products from Sri Lanka to supported destinations. Shipping is charged and calculated for each order. Delivery times, customs handling and import requirements vary by country, so customers should confirm that packaged root powders can be imported into their destination before ordering.

Important information and warnings

Naturista states that this product is not recommended for children under five. Pregnant or breastfeeding customers, and anyone receiving long-term treatment for a chronic condition, should use it only on the advice of a qualified healthcare professional. Stop using the product if an unexpected reaction occurs.

The official manufacturer page makes claims involving hormone balance, menstruation, menopause, breast-milk production, fertility, ovarian conditions, body heat, gastritis, acne, immunity and ageing. Serendib Store does not make or endorse those claims. Naturista Hathawariya Powder is not presented as a treatment for reproductive, hormonal, digestive, skin or other medical concerns.

Frequently asked questions

What does Naturista Hathawariya Powder 125g contain?

The manufacturer lists 100% natural Hathawariya roots. No added sugar is listed for the powder itself.

Is Hathawariya the same as shatavari?

Hathawariya is a Sri Lankan name used for Asparagus racemosus, which is also commonly called shatavari.

How much powder is used for one drink?

The official method calls for 1½ supplied spoonfuls in a cup of boiling liquid. Follow the current pack for any updated measurement.

Can it be prepared with coconut milk?

Yes. Naturista lists boiling water, coconut milk or prepared powdered milk as options. Steep for five minutes and strain before drinking.

When should the drink be taken?

The manufacturer suggests drinking it after breakfast and states that twice-weekly use is adequate for healthy individuals without medical conditions.

Can pregnant or breastfeeding customers use it?

Naturista says pregnant and breastfeeding customers should use it only on a doctor’s advice. This caution takes precedence over promotional claims about pregnancy or lactation.

Does it balance hormones or increase breast milk?

No such claim is made by Serendib Store. This page is limited to product identity, preparation and safety information.

Where is the product made?

Naturista lists it as produced in Sri Lanka.

Product specifications, preparation directions and warnings were checked against the official Naturista Hathawariya Powder page. Always follow the information printed on the pack supplied.