Supply Natural Herbal Extract Chasteberry Extract 3% - 5%HPLC Vitexin

• Customization: Available
• Certification: ISO, FDA, HACCP, Kosher, Halal
• Assay Method: HPLC
• Model NO.: 3% - 5%HPLC Vitexin
• State: Powder
• Botanical Source: Vitex Agnus-Castus L.
• Plant Part Used: Fruit, 100% Natural
• Type of Product: Standard Extract
• Appearance: Fine Brown Powder
• Odor & Taste: Characteristic
• Particle Size: 98% Through 80 Mesh
• Loss on Drying: Nmt 5.0%
• Ash Content: Nmt 10.0%
• Heavy Metals: Nmt 10ppm
• Shelf Life: 2years
• Transport Package: 25kgs/Drum
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 1302199099
• Production Capacity: 1000tons Per Year

Product Description

Chasteberry Plant Introductions:
The herb chasteberry has its advantages recognized for several decades. This herb is also called vitex agnus-castus. The name of the plant is vitex and it is native plant in Mediterranean region.
The dried herb can be used in another form: tea, the dried or fresh berries can be steeped in warm water to make the tea fresh to increase the potency of the herb.
Chasteberry is smells like peppermint, it has been used for medicinal purposes for centuries for its health benefits. In its ripe form, the fruit is used in the preparation of herbal liquids and powdered extracts.

Chasteberry is a traditional medicinal herb commonly used in Europe. It contains an ingredient (Vitex) that is very similar to human progesterone (Progesterone), which can relieve premenstrual symptoms and irregular menstrual symptoms, and promote breast health. For breast fibrocysts, chasteberry also has a good improvement effect.

Chasteberry Extract Benefits:
1.    Reproducing Female System
Traditionally, it has been an important European remedy for controlling and regulating the female reproductive system. Long used to regularise monthly periods and treat amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea, it was used to help ease menopausal problems and aid the birth process.
Because of the intact herbal culture in Germany and other parts of Europe, agnus-castus has not lost its popularity. In fact, it remains probably the most commonly used herb for regulating hormones and relieving menstrual difficulties and is considered to be the best herb for ailments such as fibroid cysts of the uterus and endometriosis.
However, preliminary investigations do indeed show the presence of compounds which are able to adjust the production of female hormones. Studies have shown that extracts of Agnus castus can stimulate the release of Leutenizing Hormone (LH) and inhibit the release of Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH). This suggests that the volatile oil has a progesterone-like effect. Its benefits stem from its actions upon the pituitary gland specifically on the production of luteinizing hormone. This increases progesterone production and helps regulate a woman's cycle. Agnus Castus may also regulate prolactin secretion. The ability to decrease excessive prolactin levels may benefit infertile women.

2.    Reducing Anxiety and PMS
A study conducted in London (double blind study) showed a 60% group reduction or elimination of PMS symptoms such as anxiety, nervous tension, insomnia, or mood changes, from subjects who were taking dried agnus castus capsules.
Employing an aqueous extract from the fruit, a 1979 study reported good results on premenstrual water retention. Women were able to sustain a good level of milk production for breastfeeding while taking this herb. While it took some time for the drug to take effect, the women were able to continue the use of the drug for months without harmful side effects.