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Chaste Berry/Vitex Alcohol Free Extract (1oz) Nature's Answer

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Nature’s Answer Vitex Berry Supports Overall Female Health!

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Chasteberry Vitex Agnus Castus 1oz Alcohol Free

Chasteberry Vitex Agnus Castus goes by many names, including  Chastetree Berry. The small tree is indigenous to the Mediterranean area, although it can grow in temperate areas worldwide. It is an attractive bush with finger-like leaves and thin violet, blue or pink flowers. The fruit produced by this tree is a dark brown to black berry, about the size of a peppercorn, with a spicy pepper flavor.  The Chaste Berry has a long history of use in folklore. In the ancient writings of  Roman Naturalist, Pliny the Elder, the name Vitex is derived from the Latin word, “vieo” which refers to weaving, since the bark of the vitex tree was used to weave baskets.  The reference to ‘Chaste’ is due to references that the plant was considered Sacred to the Virgin Goddess Hestia/Vesta. Modern research shows that Chaste Berry has a regulating effect on female hormones.

Chaste Berry has been the subject of in depth, placebo controlled double blind studies, which have uncovered some of the specific mechanisms of action that make it so useful as a remedy for the female cycle. Please note that this herbal remedy is often called Agnus Castus , Vitex or Chaste Berry- its all the same herb.

This herb is not recommended for use during pregnancy.

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