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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 again with heavy bleeding or medicinalherbs 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 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 medicinalherbs 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 medicinalherbs at a library. is a carefully standardized, 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, medicinalherbs and medicinalherbs is effective in the time preceding (perimenopause) and following (postmenopause) menopause and has been shown 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. This 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 that''s native to eastern North America, and chaste tree berry, a shrub of the Mediterranean region. 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 Since the days of Hippocrates, chaste tree (Vitex agnus-castus) has been used for gynecological conditions. The Greek physician Hippocrates (460-377 B.C.) wrote, "If blood flows from the womb, let the woman drink dark wine in which the leaves of the chaste 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. Chaste tree was associated with ancient Greek festivals. In the Thesmophoria, a festival held in honor of Demeter, the Greek goddess of agriculture, fertility and marriage, medicinalherbs women (who remained "chaste" during the festival), used chaste tree blossoms for adornment, while bows of twigs medicinalherbs and leaves, were strewn around Demeter’s temple medicinalherbs 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 the shrub with chastity were adopted in Christian ritual.
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