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This constant dance of hormones orchestrates our fertility, a dance that changes throughout the month and throughout our lives. Of the black millions of follicles (eggs) in the ovaries, eight to ten mature each month. But, in most cases, only one reaches cohosh the point that it hormones ruptures black and cohosh and releases an egg (ovulation). The unused follicles die. After ovulation, the ruptured follicle reconnects and continues to grow, becoming hormones the corpus luteum. In preparation black for fertilization, it produces estrogen and progesterone to create an extra lining in the uterus. But after about 12 days, if no fertilization occurs, the corpus luteum dies, and estrogen and progesterone levels plunge. This causes the lining to be expelled. Menstruation cohosh and hormones begins. Hormonally, a woman''s period marks the end of the menstrual cycle. A new cycle begins when the hypothalamus, in response to the dramatic drop in estrogen and progesterone levels at the end of the black last cycle, sends GnRh (another cohosh hormone) to the pituitary, which then releases a new batch of follicle hormones stimulating hormones (FSH) to the ovaries. black and cohosh This stimulates the maturation of a small group of follicles. Since the days of Hippocrates, chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus) hormones has been used for gynecological conditions. The Greek physician Hippocrates black (460-377 B.C.) wrote, "If blood flows from the womb, let the woman drink dark wine in which the leaves of the chaste cohosh tree have been steeped." With a rich traditional of use, modern research supports historical wisdom, and has made chaste tree fruit preparations a phytomedicine of choice by European gynecologists for treatment of various menstrual disorders, PMS, and other conditions. hormones Chaste tree was associated with ancient Greek festivals. In the Thesmophoria, a festival black held in honor of Demeter, the Greek goddess cohosh of agriculture, fertility and marriage, women (who remained "chaste" during the festival), used chaste tree blossoms for adornment, while bows of twigs and leaves, were strewn around Demeter’s temple during the festival. In Rome, vestal virgins carried twigs of chaste tree as a symbol of chastity. According to Greek mythology, Hera, sister and wife of Zeus, regarded as protectress of marriage, was born under a chaste tree Ancient traditions associating hormones the shrub with chastity were adopted in Christian ritual. is a carefully standardized, black all natural approach to menopause that helps the body adjust to the hormonal changes that take place during this time in a woman''s life.* Made from black cohosh and chaste tree berry, is effective in the time preceding (perimenopause) cohosh and following (postmenopause) menopause and has been shown hormones to relieve symptoms of PMS. is an herbal supplement that naturally promotes a woman''s hormone balance* without the use of artificial hormones. ¹s main ingredient, a fine black cohosh extract, is standardized to its key active compounds. black This cohosh means maintains a specific potency in each serving. And adds a chaste tree berry standardized extract to address a broader range of menopausal symptoms,* making this formulation truly unique. combines traditional and modern approaches with black cohosh, a member of the buttercup family hormones that''s native to eastern black North America, and chaste cohosh tree berry, a shrub of the Mediterranean region. hormones Women have used black cohosh for hundreds of years and chaste tree berry since the time of Hippocrates. Embracing the latest technology, ensures a reliable strength and delicate balance of these herbal extracts
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