blackcohoshextract - herbal alternative medicine

The use in disturbances of the female genital system blackcohoshextract and blackcohoshextract was first reported more than two thousand years ago. Nowadays ethanolic extracts from the fruit are used for the treatment of mastopathy, premenstrual blackcohoshextract syndrome and luteal insufficiency-complaints caused by a mild or latent hyperprolactinemia. The mode of action of blackcohoshextract Vitex agnus-castus extracts was studied in vitro using primary cultures from rat pituitaries as a test system. A dose dependent reduction of prolactin secretion was observed. The effect could be blocked by the dopamine-receptor antagonist, haloperidol, confirming a dopamine agonistic activity of the drug. The prolactin lowering effect of Vitex agnus-castus was also found in in vivo experiments in rats. Clinical studies in patients with premenstrual syndrome, luteal insufficiency, and mastopathy show a simultaneous decrease in the clinical syndrome score and prolactin levels. In the monograph of the Commission E, a daily dosage of 30-40mg of an ethanolic extract of the fruit of Vitex agnus-castus is recommended for the treatment of the premenstrual syndrome, luteal blackcohoshextract phase defects and blackcohoshextract other disturbances of the menstrual cycle, as well for the treatment of mastodynia .

One note of caution: although irregular menstrual periods are common as you get closer to menopause, they can also be a symptom of uterine abnormalities or uterine cancer. If your periods stop for several months and then start blackcohoshextract again with heavy bleeding or if you start bleeding after menopause, consult with an obstetrician/gynecologist as soon as possible for an evaluation. Be sure to mention any menstrual irregularities during regular check-ups. A uterine biopsy blackcohoshextract or vaginal ultrasound are the only ways to evaluate if irregular symptoms are abnormal. The makers of include this section as a resource to our visitors. We do this not only to supply more information about our ingredients, but also to include various points of view and facts we think may be of interest and not readily seen in other media. It does not mean that the publications endorse our product. We have listed some research we are not able to "reprint" on this site, either because it was too expensive for the rights or we were unable to find the author or obtain the permission. That research will not be a "link" but can be obtained blackcohoshextract and blackcohoshextract at a library.