Hormone imbalance can cause many symptoms on women. Fortunately, there is much that can be done to give relief by using herbs.

One of the best known, and most effective, herbs for hormone imbalance is called Agnus Castus. This herb is often used for monthly periods. It is also often used by women going through menopause - very successfully. It is a safe herb, with few if any side-effects being reported by its users.

Try taking 2 capsules, or 40-50 drops of a Fluid Extract, before breakfast.

Agnus castus can be combined with various other herbs to make a herbal combination. Other herbs used in such combinations include ginger, cayenne pepper, milk thistle, squaw vine and dong quai.

Dong Quai is another herb widely used by women. This herb is from the Far East. Dong Quai is one of the most popular herbs for women in China.

Try taking 1-2 capsules, three times a day, or 12-25 drops of a Fluid Extract, three times a day.

There is a great deal of help women can get from these simple and safe herbs - which doctors generally know very little about. Doctors should learn to trust herbs more - as herbs such as these are not addictive; not dangerous; and are very often fantastically effective. Too many women suffer period pains and discomfort when they needn’t do so, if only they would try herbs.

Sadly, doctors don’t recognize the value of herbs in many such cases. Otherwise they would be recommending herbs much of the time. They tend to rely on pain killers, or saying there is nothing that can be done: “..women have to put up with it.” If pushed, they too easily offer drug choices - such as the contraceptive pill or hormone replacement therapy, which have well know side-effects associated with them.

Herbs have been used for very many years for treating hormone imbalance. There is a good reason for this - they work!

Here are two valuable articles about Hormone imbalance and periods and Hormone imbalance and the menopause.

Study this article and you may well find - as thousands of women have - that help is at hand for your hormone symptoms. I hope you find this information of value for you.

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