Doctor Recommended All Natural WOMEN'S EXTRA

Designed with a woman's body in mind, all natural WOMEN'S EXTRA is rich with herbals gleaned from far and wide. Just look at the many nutrients included in this special:  damiana, don qui, ginseng, licorice, suma, oats, Shiitake mushroom, ginger, fatty acids (omega 3 EPA/DHA and omega-6 GLA), soy protein, clove, marjoram, sage, coriander, cinnamon, astragalus, schisandra, honeysuckle, gotu kola, sarsaparilla, slippery elm, chlorella, aloe vera, bee pollen and fo-ti. These herbs and nutrients provide assistance during the normal biological progression of a woman's life.

Alternative Herbs for Women's Health

Don Quai (Angelica sinensis) has been used by menstruating women for centuries and is thought to reduce menstrual cramping and decrease  heavy bleeding. Don Quai may acts as a mild sedative and is thought effective for premenstrual, peri-menopausal and menopausal symptoms. It may be beneficial during menopause to reduce hot flashes. It is thought to improve circulation to the heart, uterus and other organs and to help increase mental clarity. This iron rich herb is thought to decrease anemia and normalize blood pressure.

Licorice is traditionally used to treat female disorders. It is thought to help balance estrogen/progesterone levels and may be used for premenstrual symptoms and menopause support. Licorice may help support liver and adrenal gland function.

Chasteberry (Vitex agnus-castus) from the Mediteranean is thought to influence the pituitary gland. It is thought to lower LH (Luteinizing Hormone) and ease menstrual and menopause symptoms.

Soy Protein provides phytoestrogens that may help the body balance hormones during premenstrual symptoms and menopause.

Ginger root has been used for thousands of years. Ginger may reduce muscle spasms of the uterus and may acts as a calmative agent for the body.

The damsels of the old west didn't order a" Sarsaparilla" for no reason.  Sasparilla and Chasteberry are thought to support hormone balance and may have a calming effect.

Hops, sage, and soy are thought to support estrogen balance. Soy may benefit production of testosterone.

Damiana leaf is thought to increase libido.

Panax ginseng (from the word, panacea, meaning cure-all) is thought to boost energy production, support the immune system and act as a blood thinner to keep the vascular system healthy.

The traditional Chinese herb, Astragalus, is rich in many beneficial components like immune bolstering polysaccharides.

Schizandra is another favorite Chinese herb which may benefit the liver and is immune supportive.

Oats (Avena sativa) are well known for skin protective and restorative properties and may act as restorative nerve tonic (calming adaptagen) for nervous exhaustion.

Slippery Elm is thought to protect mucous membranes, especially of the upper respiratory tract.

Gotu Kola exhibits nerve relaxing effects and may have a calming effect.

Fatty Acids are essential to every cell in the body. Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids supply good fats that may help the body regulate hormones and may be beneficial to the cardiovascular system by normalizing blood pressure, decreasing bad LDL cholesterol and triglycerides, while increasing good HDL cholesterol. EFA's are being investigated as they may help reduce risk of angina, stroke and heart attack. Essential Fatty Acids have anti-inflammatory properties and may reduce joint pain.  Omega Fatty Acids promote and support skin health and are widely used in cosmetics and herbal products.

Supplement Facts

     Physician recommended

     Professionally formulated

     Pharmaceutically manufactured