Natural PMS Treatment Herbal Remedies
Several effective Natural PMS Treatment Herbal Remedies are Foeniculum Vulgare (Sweet Fennel), Pulsatilla Vulgaris (Pasque Flower), Melissa Officinal (Lemon Balm).
Dong Quai
is one of the most important of the Chinese tonic herbs, and is used as a nourishing blood tonic and to regulate the menstrual cycle.
Dong Quai has been used for centuries by Asian healers to balance female hormones and to prevent the troublesome symptoms of menopause and PMS. Clinical research has indicated that Dong Quai also contains antispasmodic compounds that aid in relaxing muscle tissue, explaining its effectiveness in treating menstrual cramps
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Natural PMS Treatment Herbal Remedies
femalite by Native Remedies comes in convenient tablet form and include the following ingredients in therapeutic dosage:
Foeniculum Vulgare, also called 'Imboziso' in Zulu, grows wild all over Africa and has been used for many centuries as a diuretic, anti-spasmodic and calmative herb. It contains an aniseed-flavored essential oil containing mostly anethole, as well as fenchone, both of which are thought to account for its anti-spasmodic and diuretic properties.
Pulsatilla Vulgaris - is an important nerve relaxant and mild sedative, which is also a soothing analgesic for the female reproductive organs. Pulsatilla has also been used by patients trying to recover from dependence on benzodiazepine tranquillizers.
Melissa Officinalis - is indigenous to the Eastern Mediterranean region but is widespread throughout Africa. It is often used as a general nervous system restorative, digestive calmative and to reduce blood pressure. Its active ingredients include volatile oil (including citronella), tannins, flavinoids, tocopherols and choline.
Use Femalite and Dong Quai
for relief from symptoms of PMS including:
- Moodswings
- Bloating
- Swollen and tender breasts
- Headaches
- Cramping
For more info on Natural PMS Treatment Herbal Remedies (clinical studies, references, etc.),
go here.
Editors Note - We use Native Remedies formulas on a daily basis, and are very satisfied
with the results - we highly recommend them!
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