Compound Dong Quai (Angelica sinensis)
for premenstrual and menopause
100 capsules 150 mg
Dong
Quai (Angelica sinensis) is considered the best natural uterine tonic.
Chinese women have relied on Dong Quai for natural health-care for
several thousand years. Today, it is used throughout the world with a
reputation, perhaps, second only to that of Ginseng.
Uses for Dong Quai (Angelica sinensis)
Dong
quai is used primarily to treat menstrual complaints, such as menstrual
pain and scanty menstruation. Studies have shown that dong quai is
useful in treating other gynecologic complaints as well, including
premenstrual syndrome (PMS), and menstrual problems such as cramping and
irregular cycles.
Though dong quai does not actually contain
steroids or hormone molecules, one of its constituents is coumarin.
Coumarin is most widely known for its use in preventing blood clotting.
Coumarin compounds have an anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effect,
especially on the uterus.
Dong quai (Angelica
sinensis) also contains ferulic acid, a pain reliever and muscle
relaxer. Indeed, the herb is often used to treat painful menstrual
cramps or other cases of uterine spasms. Oddly enough, several studies
have shown that dong quai acts as a muscle relaxant overall, but before
it relaxes the uterus, it stimulates the uterus briefly.
Features and benefits:
Help supporting women during premenstrual and menopause, relief of painful menstruation
Help supporting women during premenstrual and menopause, relief of painful menstruation
Recommended usage:
Take one capsule three times daily with meals
Take one capsule three times daily with meals
Active ingredient per capsule:
Angelica sinensis (Dong Quai) powder 150 mg
Ligusticum Wallichii
Paeonia lactiflora
Angelica sinensis (Dong Quai) powder 150 mg
Ligusticum Wallichii
Paeonia lactiflora
Dong Quai premenstrual and menopause
- Brand: Herbal One
- Product Code: Dong Quai 100 capsules 150 mg
- Availability: In Stock
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23,19€
- Ex Tax: 20,99€
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