Black cohosh tincture. Cimicifuga racemosa. 1:3. 100ml

Menopause

Since black cohosh has a similar response to estrogen, it increases low levels of estrogen during the menopausal stage. Black cohosh is also regarded as a natural hormone replacement. This herb is also known to treat hot flashes,

It is also considered safe for women during their menopausal period. Helps with insomnia during menopause.

Inflammation

Salicylic acid is a constituent in Black Cohosh which is said to replace the use of aspirin in the body for headache and other types of body pain. It can help patients with arthritis by relieving joint pain and inflammation.

Pain management

Black cohosh contains natural analgesic properties, which can help in managing pain in the body.

Aids in digestion

Black cohosh enhances digestive functions pertaining to nutrient absorption and promotes waste removal on a regular basis.

Menstrual cycle

Black cohosh is also effective in treating pre-menstrual symptoms and irregular periods. With the intake of black cohosh, it allows the muscles to relax and soothes the tension that causes cramps during periods. Also has been used to regulate cycles.

Promotes good sleep

Black cohosh acts as a natural sedative, not the knock out type, a sedative in the way it tends to relax tensions caused by stress, insomnia, and anxiety. This, in turn, promotes a sound sleep.

Osteoporosis

Black cohosh has shown to reduce the effects of osteoporosis such as bone loss. This herb contains phytoestrogens and biological components, which help deal with bone problems.

Prevents muscle spasms

Black cohosh has been widely used for the past few centuries to soothe muscle tension. It prevents spasms or painful cramps while ensuring proper functioning of the nerves.

Balances the mood

it has been used to balance out the hormones, thereby providing a stable mood. It ultimately helps people who are dealing with depression and tension due to stress or lifestyle changes