Wild Yam Cream
Wild Yam Cream
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Product Details
Product Details
Naturally balancing, this wild yam and vitex cream offers support in restoring harmony within the rhythm of our moon cycles to ease the physical and emotional discomforts from menstruation to menopause. This cream is chemical and hormone free, and entirely plant based.
Highlights
- Wild Yam and Chaste tree berries (Vitex) has been traditionally used to regulate hormones in both men and women.
- Whenever a flush or night sweat occurs, it's suggested to massage a small amount of cream into the inside of your wrists.
- Product is 4oz and lasts approximately 2 months.
Directions
Apply a small amount twice daily on your inner arms, inner thighs, chest, or abdomen, alternating area with each application. Pause use for 1 week during your menstrual flow or chosen week for men or if no menstrual flow. For external use only.
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Delivery
Delivery
Orders are delivered in plain packaging approximately 7-10 days via USPS or UPS. See our shipping policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is wild yam?
Wild yam is a plant that people have used for centuries in alternative medicine. There are various other names for wild yam, such as colic root, devil’s bones, rheumatism root, or China root.
Wild yam cream is traditionally used to support hormonal balance in women. Some people use it to help manage symptoms associated with menopause, PMS, and other hormonal fluctuations.
How do I use the cream?
Apply a small amount twice daily on your inner arms, inner thighs, chest, or abdomen, alternating area with each application. Pause use for 1 week during your menstrual flow or chosen week for men or if no menstrual flow. For external use only.
How long until I see results?
Individual experiences may vary. Some users begin noticing effects within a few weeks, while others may take longer. Consistent use as directed is key.
Who should not use wild yam?
The use of herbs is a time-honored approach to strengthening the body and treating disease. However, herbs can trigger side effects and can interact with other herbs, supplements, or medications. For these reasons, you should take herbs with care, under the supervision of a health care provider.
Anyone with a personal or family history of hormone-related cancer (such as breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and uterine cancer) should check with their doctor before using any form of natural hormone replacement, including wild yam. Although it does not seem to act like a hormone in the body, there is a slight risk that wild yam could produce similar effects to estrogen.
Pregnant women and nursing mothers should avoid wild yam.
People who have protein S deficiency should not take wild yam without talking to their doctor. Some doctors think wild yam may possibly increase the risk of forming clots, because of its estrogen-like effects.
Can I use wild yam if I am on hormone replacement therapy or birth control?
If you are currently being treated with either of these medications, you should not use wild yam without first talking to your provider.
An animal study indicated that the active component of wild yam, diosgenin, may interact with estradiol. Estradiol is a hormone that occurs naturally in the body and also is used in some birth control medications and certain hormone replacement therapies.
