Herbal Remedies For Fertility

16 Jul

Posted by Dr John Anne as herbal remedies

Used to heal illnesses and disease, herbal remedies have been in use for hundreds of years. Plant based medicine is the parent of the modern pharmaceutical industry. Herbal remedies are obtained from a variety of natural plant resources including, berries, leave, roots and flowers. The medicinal properties are usually extracted and concentrated in alcohol. A teaspoon of this medicine is easy to take in a little water. It’s true that some herbs don’t taste very good but that is a small price to pay for most people who are keen to start their family.

Fertility Herbal remedies

Herbal remedies for fertility seem to create more obvious results in women experiencing hormonal imbalances and irregular menstrual flow. These include herbs like red clover blossom, chastetree berry, wild yam, licorice and false unicorn root. For male patients, typical herbs recommend are saw palmetto and tribulus.

Normally, herbal remedies when used for infertility problems can go anywhere from 8 to more kinds of herb that are administered via pills, teas, tablets, granules and powder. Most of these are extracted from plant parts such as the roots, leaves, flowers and barks.

Because of relatively unregulated standing of herbal medicines in the United States, it would be wise if you have initial knowledge on what herbs to choose and the dosages that are ideal for your case.

Wild yam. This can increase the production of progesterone. It can help with short leutal phases, but you really need to be sure that you are ovulating, and know when you ovulate. Wild yam has to be taken after ovulation and if taken before, it can actually stop ovulation!

Dong Quai. This herb is used to regulate your menstrual cycle, as well as having other health benefits. The micro nutrients in Dong quai include iron, vitamin B12, and vitamin E. It can also thin the the blood, so care needs to be taken.

In this case, holistic healing emanates from the use of fertility herbal tonics or in its standardized format, reproductive herbal supplements such as Fertile XX. Herbal supplements provide a complete treatment of superficial disorders and underlying anomalies which would help bring back vitality and overall systemic health in women.

Maca has been used for centuries in Peru to treat female infertility. Researchers in Peru validated the effects of maca fertility in rats in 1961 when rats fed with Maca produced 25 percent more offspring than control rats. Maca stimulates the pituitary gland and supports the production of progesterone and the stabilization of the second half of the cycle in women, when the egg comes in.