Vitex Herbal Extract 4 oz

🌿 Vitex (Chaste Berry) – Natural Balance for Women 🌿
✨ Restore. Support. Balance. ✨
Looking for a natural way to support your body?
Vitex (Chaste Berry) has been trusted for generations to help women feel their best—gently and naturally.
💚 Benefits of Vitex:
   •   Supports hormonal balance
   •   Helps regulate the menstrual cycle
   •   May ease PMS symptoms
   •   Supports reproductive health
   •   Promotes overall well-being
🌱 Why Choose Our Vitex Extract?
   •   Made with Organic Chaste Berry (Vitex)
   •   Blended with Vegetable Glycerin & Distilled Water
   •   Alcohol-free
   •   Gluten free
   •   From Tree of Life Natural Foods
🧴 How to Use:
Take 1 teaspoon or 10–15 drops, 2–3 times daily
Best taken on an empty stomach
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📍 Available at:
Tree of Life Natural Foods
208 E 1st Street
Mountain Grove, MO 65711
📞 417-501-9055
🌐 www.greenfarmacy-treeoflife.com
⚠️ Friendly Reminder:
Consult your physician before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking medication.
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🌿 “And the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations.” – Revelation 22:2 🌿
Ingredients: Organic Vitex, Vegetable Glycerin, Distilled Water
Chaste tree berries, also called chasteberry or Vitex (Vitex agnus-castus), are traditionally used mainly for women’s reproductive and menstrual health.
Potential benefits include:
* PMS support: may help breast tenderness, irritability, mood changes, headaches, and bloating associated with premenstrual syndrome.
* Menstrual-cycle support: may help some women with irregular cycles, particularly when cycle problems are related to prolactin regulation.
* Breast tenderness: evidence suggests chasteberry may reduce cyclic breast pain associated with PMS.
* Hormonal signaling: chasteberry appears to act partly through dopamine pathways and may lower elevated prolactin in some circumstances. It does not simply “increase progesterone” or “balance all hormones.”
* Menopause: it is sometimes included in herbal preparations for menopausal symptoms, but the evidence for chasteberry alone is limited.
Important: Chasteberry can interact with hormonal medicines, birth-control pills, fertility treatments, antipsychotic medicines, and drugs that affect dopamine. It generally should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding without medical guidance. People with hormone-sensitive conditions should also discuss it with their healthcare professional.
If you’re considering it for a specific purpose—such as PMS, irregular periods, fertility, fibroids, or menopause—the benefits and cautions are different.