Key Ingredients

Black Cohosh

Based on current research, Black Cohosh may support various women’s conditions including symptoms of perimenopause/menopause, hot flashes, PMS, as well as aiding in relieving symptoms related to imbalances in the hormone estrogen.*

Dong Quai

Long used as an important herb in Traditional Chinese Medicine, this root is commonly referred to as “female ginseng”. Translated to “state of return”, this nourishing tonic is typically employed for female-specific health and wellness support, such as hormone imbalances. Dong Quai naturally contains compounds that can assist in mimicking the effects of estrogen in the body.*

Sage

Herbalists have used Sage as a natural treatment option for a wide variety of conditions including pain, poor memory, cholesterol, as well as providing relief to females experiencing menstrual pain.*

Vitex

Also known as Chasteberry, Vitex is often utilized as a hormonal tonic for women throughout the various stages of womanhood. It supports physical and emotional health during a woman’s menstrual cycle and also during the transition into menopause. Often used to regulate our cycles, Vitex is sometimes recommended to women transitioning off birth control pills, as it helps regulate hormone balance by boosting progesterone levels, which can be low after stopping the pill. In one study, improvement in PMS by the first month was experienced by 32% of the women, and by the 3rd month, 84% experienced improvement.*

Wild Yam

Although Wild Yam itself does not contain progesterone, the root contains diosgenin, which many herbalists believe can influence the production of several useful hormones such as estrogen and DHEA. It’s also known to synergistically work with Black Cohosh as a natural way of reducing cramps related to PMS.*