There
are many herbs which work wonderfully for correcting female hormone imbalances.
When women and young girls have hormonal imbalances in their bodies, these can
cause severe menstrual cramps, plus heavy menstrual blood flow.
Here
are several herbs which may offer relief for various female specific problems:
Red
Raspberry - This herb is often used as the basic foundation for any herbal
remedies and mixtures designed to treat common female problems. Raspberry helps
strengthen the walls of the uterus and the rest of the female reproductive system.
It also helps decrease heavy menstrual flows and can help prevent or reduce hemorrhaging
during labor. It works to help decrease morning sickness during pregnancy too
and can increase nursing mother's milk.
Blessed
Thistle - This herb enriches and increases milk in nursing mothers and helps
balance female hormones.
Lobelia
- This is a relaxant herb which works very quickly to soothe muscle spasms, so
it can be quite helpful for painful menstrual cramps. Lobelia oil can be rubbed
onto the body on the outside, or put a few drops on the tongue for quick absorption.
Capsicum
- Also known as cayenne, this is an excellent herb that's used for a variety
of things. In this case, it helps regulate the flow of blood, which can be helpful
for women who have problems with heavy periods. It's also quite nutritious, which
helps with replacing nutrients potentially lost with heavy blood flow.
Ginger
- This herb is an excellent herb to use for menstrual cramps.
Chlorophyll
- This is another excellent herb that works quite well as an all-around daily
vitamin. It helps increase iron in nursing mother's milk, and it helps control
and regulate calcium levels in the blood. Women can lose up to 40% more calcium
through menstrual blood, so this herb helps control that loss of calcium.
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