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Balancing hormones can be done with herbs. Some herbs can improve nutrition, as well as it can balance hormone levels. Using herbs helps the body to recover. Some hormonal problems are caused by obstructions in glandular systems. And most important gland is the thyroid because it balances hormones. If the thyroid gland is dysfunctional and not functioning well, it can bring many problems. The problems can involve bad moods, having no energy, depression, getting fat, etc.

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Some herbs regulate the thyroid gland very well. For instance, there is Kelp. Kelp has lots of potassium, natural iodine, and iron, critical minerals for women during a period.

There are other nutrients, vitamins, various B vitamins, calcium, magnesium, or minerals in this herb, and they all help your health and well-being in general, especially if you are not taking enough fruits or vegetables in daily treatments. Some other herbs also can be used as natural daily vitamin intake.

Dandelion root is a nutritious herb, and it is helpful because it stimulates the liver and clears out toxins and build-up wastes in the body. It also helps to get rid of bacteria. All this in women's bodies can misbalance hormone levels.

Alfalfa is a very nutritious herb and provides a daily intake of vitamins and nutrition. It contains essential amino acids and can replace food that is high in them. The herb has a lot of Vitamins A and K, potassium, iron, magnesium, calcium, other vitamins, minerals, etc.

Another herb that is useful for women's hormone balance is called Parsley. It's a general daily vitamin intake that improves women's health, and balances levels of the hormone in the body. The herb has iron in amounts equal to any green vegetable and has plenty of Vitamin C, just like lemons. It is high in Vitamins A and B and regulates the menstrual cycle. But Parsley is not recommended for nursing women because it can dry out all the milk from nursing breasts.

There is an agent called Chlorophyll, and Chlorophyll is rich in calcium. Menstrual blood has 40% more calcium than usual blood, and calcium intake is very important for women during their periods. Chlorophyll can be found in herbs such as Alfalfa and Parsley.

In this study we report on the content and bioactivity of plant (phyto) estrogens and progestins in various foods, herbs, and spices, before and after human consumption.
  • Over 150 herbs traditionally used by herbalists for treating a variety of health problems were extracted and tested for their relative capacity to compete with estradiol and progesterone binding to intracellular receptors for progesterone (PR) and estradiol (ER) in intact human breast cancer cells.
  • The six highest ER-binding herbs that are commonly consumed were soy, licorice, red clover, thyme, tumeric, hops, and verbena. The six highest PR-binding herbs and spices commonly consumed were oregano, verbena, tumeric, thyme, red clover and damiana.
  • Some of the herbs and spices found to contain high phytoestrogens and phytoprogestins were further tested for bioactivity based on their ability to regulate cell growth rate in ER (+) and ER (-) breast cancer cell lines and to induce or inhibit the synthesis of alkaline phosphatase, an end product of progesterone action, in PR (+) cells.
  • In general, we found that ER-binding herbal extracts were agonists, much like estradiol, whereas PR-binding extracts, were neutral or antagonists.
  • The bioavailability of phytoestrogens and phytoprogestins in vivo were studied by quantitating the ER-binding and PR-binding capacity of saliva following consumption of soy milk, exogenous progesterone, medroxyprogesterone acetate, or wild mexican yam products containing diosgenin.
✓ Fact confirmed: Estrogen and progestin bioactivity of foods, herbs, and spices D. T. Zava, C. M. Dollbaum, M. Blen; 1998 Mar

Sarsaparilla is a hormone balancer and affects equally men and women. The herb has testosterone, progesterone, or corten and stimulates estrogen levels in women.

Black Cohosh is rich in estrogen and has no dangers with the side effects of synthetic estrogens. This herb is good for all menopausal symptoms. It regulates menstrual blood flow. In combination with Ginger, it helps to ease period cramps. And help to stimulate the secretions from lymph glands, the kidneys, liver and break up mucus in sinus cavities, the head, or the lungs. The side effect of overtaking the Black Cohosh is a headache.

Red raspberry empowers the female reproductive system, especially the walls of the uterus. It is a tea that works very well for usual female problems. This is a female herb and also helps reduction of heavy menstrual blood flows or painful period cramps. It can prevent lowering hemorrhaging due to childbirth. It can be used as a remedy for pregnancy morning sickness and increase the milk with nursing mothers.

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