Herbs Ingredients in Our Pueraria mirifica recipes, Feminine Blended Formula are specially blended for feale system. Rejuvenating herbs to prevent aging and impart longevity, immunity, enhance body resistance against disease and improve mental faculties. Angelica sinensis or dong quai or danggui or danggwi (Korean) is a herb from the Apiaceae family. Angelica s. is the most honored and respected herb in China, and is quickly gaining an equal reputation among users in the rest of the world. It is known as "Female ginseng” because of its excellence as an all purpose women's herb. It is widely used in Chinese and Korean traditional medicine to treat gynecological ailments. Angelica s. is one of the few good non-animal source of vitamin B12. (Others are yeast and micro algae like spirulina). Angelica s. helps dilate peripheral blood vessels and increase blood circulation and increases the effect of ovarian/testicular hormones. Angelica s. contains estrogenic substances that may exert some regulating effect on estrogen levels and on estrogenic biological mechanisms. They seem to enhance estrogenic effects when estrogen levels are too low, and compete when levels are too high. This is like menstrual tonic. Substantial pharmacological activities demonstrated include phytoestrogenic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and sedative effects. It has also been shown to be effective against several strains of microorganisms, especially fungi such as Candida albicans, the primary causative agent in vaginal yeast infections. This constellation of properties would help explain the plant's sometimes dramatic effect on the PMS symptoms. Predominantly Angelica s. has been used to treat such conditions as dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation), amenorrhea (absence of menstruation), menorrhagia (abnormal menstruation, menopausal symptoms (especially hot flashes), and to assure a healthy pregnancy and easy delivery. Angelica s. is also used in the treatment of abdominal pain, anemia, injuries, arthritis, migraine headache, and many other conditions. Curcuma comosa : It has been used for centuries in Thailand and Indonesia for the treatment of female problems such as vaginal dryness, hot flashes, easing menstrual pain and cramping. It can be used to help women regain normal menstrual cycles after taking the herbs. It has proven helpful for relieving hot flashes during menopause. Curcuma comosa can reduce Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) and also help suppressed menstrual flow, abdominal pain after childbirth and chronic pelvic disorders. It enables the contractions of the uterus to be more orderly. Curcuma comosa increases the effect of ovarian/testicular hormones. The herb appears to have estrogenic effect. Traditional medicine use it as general tonic after childbirth. Curcuma comosa has been use to treat such conditions as dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation), amenorrhea (absence of menstruation), menorrhagia (abnormal menstruation, too much menstruation, menopausal symptoms (especially hot flashes). Terminalia chebula : or common Name as Haritaki, Myroblan, Harad, Chebulic myroblan etc. Terminalia chebula is known as the "King of Medicines" and is always listed initially in the Ayurvedic meteria medica in Ayurveda because of its extraordinary powers of healing. It has antioxidant components which it can increase the life of tissues. It has been long used in healing of wounds and scalds. Terminalia c. is considered to destroy all diseases and eliminate all waste from the body. At the same time, it is known to stimulate tissue growth and health. The herb fruits contain astringent substances : tannic acid, chebulinic acid, gallic acid etc. Resin and a purgative principle of the nature of anthraquinone and sennoside are also present. Terminalia chebula has been used in India to treat many diseases such as skin diseases, digestive diseases, flatulence, constipation etc. Terminalia chebula has a strong effect against the herpes simplex virus HSV, has antibacterial activity and exhibits strong cardio tonic properties. Some study shows the anti-tumor activity and another study shows that it has considerable effect in inhibiting the HIV virus which ultimately results in AIDS. Terminalia chebula is a valuable addition to any herbal formula. With its rejuvenating and cleansing properties. It has wide applicability in cosmetics as facial scrubs, masks, body wraps, hair wraps and hair rinses such as shampoo and conditioners. Curcuma aromatica : or called Yu-jin in Chinese, is another phytoestrogen with strong estrogenic activity. It has been long used as a medicinal herb with a strong anti-inflammatory properties and anti-tumor, anti-proliferative activities. Curcuma aromatica helps remove cell accumulations such as tumors, promote secretion of bile, clears congestion of the liver. It has been used for relieving pain and inflammation in Taiwan and for cancer treatment and lung diseases in India. According to many studies, the rhizome of Curcuma. aromatica has better beneficial physiologic functions. Therefore, the extracts from the rhizome of Curcuma aromatica has benefits to be used into new health foods. Terminalia belerica : It is a strong rejuvenator of the body, especially for the voice, vision and hair. Phyllanthus emblica : or Amla. The fruit of the emblic myrobalan is one of the richest natural sources of vitamin C, described as containing thirty times the amount of vitamin C to be found in a glass of fresh orange juice. pueraria mirifica breast enhancement herbs pueraria mirifica hormone supplement in menopause Sitemap | 
