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Using Herbs for Female Tonics
Tonic herbs for women fall into two general categories, uterine tonics and hormone balancers. These herbs do not contain hormones themselves, but are considered hormone precursors. Steroidal saponin-containing herbs such as False unicorn root and Wild yam may normalize the luteal phase in women, making them useful for infertility which is associated with failure to ovulate. |

Dong quai is a tonic herb for womens hormonal balance
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| Many of these herbs function as liver tonics also. A healthy, functioning liver is an important part of hormone production and hormonal balance is an important factor in PMS, menopause, regulating menses, and maintaining a healthy libido. |
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Herbs for :Female Tonics |
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Black Cohosh *
Blessed Thistle *
Chamomile *
Chaste Tree *
Clary Sage *
Damiana *
Dandelion *
Dong Quai *
False Unicorn Root *
Hops *
Jasmine *
Motherwort *
Nettle *
Raspberry *
Red Clover *
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Alfalfa For: Endometriosis |
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| Doctors often prescribe synthetic estrogen, usually in the form of birth control pills, for the treatment of endometriosis. Naturopaths have favored herbs and foods with phytoestrogens, natural plant hormones that are related to estrogen but are less potent than the body's own estrogens. Alfalfa sprouts contain phytoestrogens that also block the body's estrogen receptor sites, thereby reducing the effect of a woman's own hormones. Phyllis A. Balch, Prescription for Herbal Healing (2002) | |
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Black cohosh For: Estrogen and progesterone |
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| Black cohosh balances hormone levels in both men and women. Black cohosh contains at least three classes of compounds that act to regulate hormone use, first binding to receptor sites to reduce estrogen when levels are high, then formation of luteinizing hormone (LH), which stimulates a surge of estrogen production in the first fourteen days of the menstrual cycle. This stimulates estrogen production when estrogen levels are low. The dual action of the herb allows it to stabilize the body's estrogen usage.
One of the chemical constituents of black cohosh, ferulic acid, increases the motility and viability of sperm cells by protecting their cell walls from oxidation by compounds released from environmental toxins, helping in cases of infertility. Phyllis A. Balch, Prescription for Herbal Healing (2002) | |
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Black Cohosh For: Female Tonic |
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| In all the above uses except mayhap those concerning the lungs, we have proven its application trustworthy. Its usefulness in phthisis when given in proper dosage is simply to palliate the cough through its action upon the nerve centres. It will be found in most cases to act with far more constant success in females than in males, as its action upon the female economy is marked and distinctive. Charles F. Millspaugh, American Medicinal Plants (0000) | |
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False Unicorn Root For: Female Tonic, Infertility |
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| Of the greatest value in female disorders of the reproductive organs. The indication for its use is a dragging sensation in the extreme lower abdomen. It is useful in impotence, as a tonic in genito-urinary weakness or irritability, for liver and kidney diseases. Especially in diseases due to poor action of the liver and not to weakness of the heart or circulation. Maud Grieve, Modern Herbal Vol 1 (1931) | |
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Maca For: Folklore Fertility |
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| Maca has a folklore reputation as an aphrodisiac and fertility enhancer that dates back centuries, but has not been scientifically validated. | |
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Motherwort For: Female Tonic |
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| Motherwort is especially valuable in female a wide range of female disorders (hence the name), allaying nervous irritability and inducing quiet and passivity of the whole nervous system. | |
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Peony For: Menstrual Pain, bleeding |
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| The Chinese divide peony into two separate official drugs, Bai-shao (cultivated
white peony), and Chi-shao, red peony, the root from wild plants. Bai-shao is
bitter,sour and slightly cold. Chi-shao is sour, bitter and cool. Both have been
used for thousands of years both in TCM an folk medicine. Uses of Bai-shao include
abdominal pain, menstrual pain and excessive bleeding, night sweats and yin deficiency.
Chi-shao is used for amenorrbhea, abdominal pain, excessive bleeding, sores and
traumatic injuries. Steven Foster and Yue chongxi, Herbal Emissaries (1992) | |
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