| Blessed Thistle - Blessed Thistle has long been used around the world as a
hormonal balancing agent in women.
Damiana - Damiana is high in phytochemicals such as alpha-pinene, beta
carotene, beta-pinene and beta-sisterol. Damiana is commonly
used for treating female hormone imbalances.
Dong Quai - For centuries, this Asian root has been used to treat
menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and cramps. Many people
believe Dong Quai to be the one of the strongest natural tools
for assisting the body to efficiently using hormones.
Fennel Seed:
Fennel Seed has long been praised for its abundance of
flavonoids. These compounds exert mild estrogenic effects and
are completely harmless and non-toxic.
Fenugreek Extract - Fenugreek is a unique herb indigenous to countries on the
eastern shores of the Mediterranean. Rich in phyto-estrogens,
fenugreek is believed to aid in hormonal production, and
facilitate the development of the mammary glands which 'feed' on
estrogens. Trigonelline, a chemical found in Fenugreek, has been
in testing as a potential treatment for cancer as well.
Kelp -
Not just whale food! Kelp is an excellent source of minerals
from the sea, including iodine, which is essential for proper
thyroid function. Cultural studies relating to the result of
diet including kelp have indicated a link to a lower breast
cancer rate, and a healthier hormonal balance.
L-Tyrosine - A naturally occurring amino acid, Tyrosine plays an important
role in the functioning of the adrenal, pituitary, and thyroid
glands, which control hormone production. Some studies suggest
that Tyrosine may also stimulate the production of growth
hormone, which helps build muscle and reduce body fat.
Mother's Wort - Don't worry, it's not as bad as it sounds. Mother's Wort
contains, Leonurine which is used as a uterine stimulant.
Saw
Palmetto - Saw Palmetto berries contain an oil with a
variety of physosterols. Throughout history, Saw Palmetto has
been recommended to reverse atrophy of the mammary gland.
Wild Yam Extract - Commonly used around the world as a treatment for
osteoporosis, Mexican Wild Yam is a excellent source of
Beta-Carotene and diosgenin, which are powerful Phytochemicals. |
