Buy Black Cohosh (Arthritis & Joint Care from Thompsons) online.Thompsons Black Cohosh (THOM317)Black Cohosh is a valuable herb that has a powerful action as a normaliser of the female reproductive system. Black Cohosh has been taken for centuries to ease hormonal imbalances and for the relief of symptoms associated with hormone fluctuations. As an oestrogenic plant, Black Cohosh can help to add to the daily intake of phytoestrogens, which means that it is particularly useful to take during menopause. It contains the isoflavone, formononetine as well as other active ingredients. Black Cohosh acts as a relaxant for the entire system and may benefit painful menses and cramps. Black Cohosh also helps to alleviate rheumatism and is suitable to take for all rheumatic conditions. Active Botanicals Black Cohosh provides 40 mg of extract per capsule, standardised to 2.5 % Triterpene glycosides, and equivalent to 240 mg of dried root and rhizome.
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Features and benefits:
Black Cohosh is especially beneficial during Menopause, as it can help ease the severity of hormone fluctuations and act as a relaxant for the entire system. Active Botanicals Standardised Black Cohosh is suitable for women who wish to minimise symptoms associated with menopause. It is also suited to anyone suffering from painful menses or menstrual cramps.For anyone suffering from rheumatic pain, Black Cohosh may also be advisable to take. It is also used to reduce spasm and to aid in pulmonary complaints such as whooping cough. Black Cohosh has been found to be beneficial in cases of tinnitus.
Active Ingredients:
| Black Cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa) 40mg standardised extract, 2.5% Triterpene glycosides | 240 mg |
Recommended Dosage:
| Adults | One capsule, three times a day (with food), or as professionally prescribed. |
Precautions and Contraindications:
- Not to be used during pregnancy unless under the supervision of a qualified practitioner.
- Individuals taking blood pressure medication should not take this herb due to its possible hypotensive effect.