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Answer:
This remedy may be helpful if problems with impotence develop after a man has led a life of intense and frequent sexual activity for many years. A cold sensation felt in the genitals is a strong indication for Agnus castus. People who need this remedy are often very anxious about their health and loss of abilities, and may have problems with memory and concentration.
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Agnus Castus Tincture:
Fresh herb tincture of Agnus castus, also known as Vitex or Chaste Tree. Agnus castus is a native plant of the Mediterranean region. The fruit of the plant is used. Unique dispensing insert guarantees accurate measurement and prevents contamination.
It is used for:
* Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
* Menstrual disorders, painful periods, heavy bleeding
* Hormonal acne
* Fibroids
* Endometriosis
* Infertility
Directions: 15 to 20 drops in a little water, twice daily.
https://www.yourhealthfoodstore.co.uk/details.php/p93_a_vogel_agnus_castus_tincture.html)
Agnus Castus/Chaste Tree/Vitex Supplement
The basic mechanism of action underlying agnus castus is its effect on enhancing corpus luteal development (thereby correcting a relative progesterone deficiency) via effects through the pituitary gland. Agnus castus has a profound effect on the hypothalamus and on pituitary function, helping normalise other hormones and reducing both prolactin and the estrogen-to-progesterone ratio.
* PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME - Many PMS sufferers exhibit elevated prolactin levels, especially in women experiencing breast pain or fibrocystic breast disease. Studies in PMS sufferers using agnus castus have shown up to ninety percent having improvement or resolution of symptoms.
* MENSTRUATION DISORDERS - Agnus castus has demonstrated effectiveness in aiding menstruation disorders including; secondary amenorrhoea, metorrhagia, lengthened and shortened cycles, especially when due to progesterone deficiency.
* ANTI-MICROBIAL ACTIVITY - Extracts of agnus castus have shown antimicrobial activity against a broad range of organisms including; staphylococcus aureus, salmonella, E. coli, and candida albicans. This may offer additional benefits, as dysbiosis is a common problem and may aggravate existing menstrual disorders.
* INFERTILITY - Research suggests that agnus castus can enhance corpus luteal functioning, thus lengthening the luteal phase and normalising progesterone levels often found to be low in infertile women.
* INFLUENCE ON LACTATION - Studies have shown favourable effects in aiding milk production (up to three times that of control group), after 20 days of use.
* ACNE - Controlled studies have shown that agnus castus may offer benefit to acne sufferers, most likely due to a mild anti-androgenic effect.
Known contraindications
Agnus castus is preferably not to be taken in conjunction with progesterone drugs, the contraceptive pill or HRT. Chaste tree may aggravate pure spasmodic dysmenorrhoea not associated with PMS.
http://www.organicfoodee.com/vms/agnuscastus.html)
References:
http://www.peacehealth.org/KBASE/cam/hn-2233003.htm
http://www.truestarhealth.com/Notes/2233003.html
Answer:
This remedy may be helpful if problems with impotence develop after a man has led a life of intense and frequent sexual activity for many years. A cold sensation felt in the genitals is a strong indication for Agnus castus. People who need this remedy are often very anxious about their health and loss of abilities, and may have problems with memory and concentration.
__________________________
Agnus Castus Tincture:
Fresh herb tincture of Agnus castus, also known as Vitex or Chaste Tree. Agnus castus is a native plant of the Mediterranean region. The fruit of the plant is used. Unique dispensing insert guarantees accurate measurement and prevents contamination.
It is used for:
* Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)
* Menstrual disorders, painful periods, heavy bleeding
* Hormonal acne
* Fibroids
* Endometriosis
* Infertility
Directions: 15 to 20 drops in a little water, twice daily.
https://www.yourhealthfoodstore.co.uk/details.php/p93_a_vogel_agnus_castus_tincture.html)
Agnus Castus/Chaste Tree/Vitex Supplement
The basic mechanism of action underlying agnus castus is its effect on enhancing corpus luteal development (thereby correcting a relative progesterone deficiency) via effects through the pituitary gland. Agnus castus has a profound effect on the hypothalamus and on pituitary function, helping normalise other hormones and reducing both prolactin and the estrogen-to-progesterone ratio.
* PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME - Many PMS sufferers exhibit elevated prolactin levels, especially in women experiencing breast pain or fibrocystic breast disease. Studies in PMS sufferers using agnus castus have shown up to ninety percent having improvement or resolution of symptoms.
* MENSTRUATION DISORDERS - Agnus castus has demonstrated effectiveness in aiding menstruation disorders including; secondary amenorrhoea, metorrhagia, lengthened and shortened cycles, especially when due to progesterone deficiency.
* ANTI-MICROBIAL ACTIVITY - Extracts of agnus castus have shown antimicrobial activity against a broad range of organisms including; staphylococcus aureus, salmonella, E. coli, and candida albicans. This may offer additional benefits, as dysbiosis is a common problem and may aggravate existing menstrual disorders.
* INFERTILITY - Research suggests that agnus castus can enhance corpus luteal functioning, thus lengthening the luteal phase and normalising progesterone levels often found to be low in infertile women.
* INFLUENCE ON LACTATION - Studies have shown favourable effects in aiding milk production (up to three times that of control group), after 20 days of use.
* ACNE - Controlled studies have shown that agnus castus may offer benefit to acne sufferers, most likely due to a mild anti-androgenic effect.
Known contraindications
Agnus castus is preferably not to be taken in conjunction with progesterone drugs, the contraceptive pill or HRT. Chaste tree may aggravate pure spasmodic dysmenorrhoea not associated with PMS.
http://www.organicfoodee.com/vms/agnuscastus.html)
References:
http://www.peacehealth.org/KBASE/cam/hn-2233003.htm
http://www.truestarhealth.com/Notes/2233003.html
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