Organic Chasteberry
(Also called: vitex agnus castus)

Chasteberry has quite a reputation. It is reputed to help with female hormonal imbalances. It stimulates the release of hormones, which help stimulate progesterone production.

Studies have shown that Chasteberry (agnus castus) may help to restore a regular menstrual cycle after the cycle has been disrupted. It can be a good woman's tonic especially combined with wild yam and dong quai.

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Individual Herbal Remedies: Size Description Price
Chasteberry 50ml bottle
  (liquid)
Female imbalances, menstrual & menopause £7.95
Chasteberry 100ml bottle
  (liquid)
Female imbalances, menstrual & menopause £13.95
Chasteberry 60 capsules
  (powder)
Female imbalances, menstrual & menopause £5.95
Chasteberry 120 capsules
  (powder)
Female imbalances, menstrual & menopause £10.95


Chasteberry,
Wild Yam &
Dong Quai
Combination
120 capsules
  (powder)
Female imbalances, menstrual & menopause
(60% Chasteberry, 20% Wild Yam and 20% Dong Quai)
£14.95
Select the products you require. You can increase the quantities at checkout time if you wish.

 

The following article is reproduced with kind permission of P.Topham, U.S. Nutritional and Herbal Researcher:

Chasteberry (agnus castus)Vitex agnus-castus is also known as chaste tree or chasteberry and it is a native of the Mediterranean. It is a perennial shrub with palm-shaped leaves and small purple flowers in the summer, which are followed by tiny seeds. The whole plant is strongly aromatic.

It is often combined with other regulating herbs such as Wild Yam and Dang Gui and forms a great answer to female hormone imbalance fluctuations - see data here.

Copyright © 2000 - 2005 P. Topham:
U.S. Nutritional and Herbal Researcher - All Rights Reserved.


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