What does it mean when your own body begins to turn on itself?

In this soul-stirring episode of The Ayurvedic Therapist, Paras dives deep into the rising wave of autoimmune conditions among women—and uncovers what lies beneath the surface: chronic depletion, emotional self-abandonment, and the forgotten wisdom of the divine feminine.

At the heart of this conversation is Shatavari—the legendary Ayurvedic herb known as “she who has a hundred husbands.”
But what does that truly mean?
And what does our collective discomfort with this symbolism reveal about our relationship to receptivity, nourishment, and support?

Drawing from Ayurveda, trauma-informed wisdom, and ancient feminine archetypes, Paras explores:

Why autoimmune disease is often a consequence of unhealed stress and overgiving
How the gut and nervous system mirror our boundaries, worth, and unmet needs
The sacred story of Shatavari and what it teaches us about feminine energy
Why burnout is not just physical—but a loss of reverence for the feminine
How we begin to restore—not just our immune systems, but our souls

This episode is a reclamation.
Of softness. Of slowness. Of sacredness.
Of the right to be nourished, held, and honored—just for being.

If you're a woman who's tired of surviving… this is your invitation to remember who you are. Book a 1:1 with Paras Today: www.parasmoghtader.com or [email protected]