Introducing Unalome Botanicals' Vitex Tincture – your natural support for hormonal balance and menstrual well-being. Meticulously created with an unwavering commitment to eco-friendly principles, our Vitex tincture encapsulates the essence of feminine harmony without compromising on ethical values. At Unalome Botanicals, we believe in harnessing the nurturing power of plants to craft products that empower and rejuvenate, and our Vitex Tincture is a true embodiment of this philosophy.
Derived from the finest Vitex agnus-castus berries, our tincture captures the harmonizing qualities that Vitex is celebrated for. Vitex, also known as Chasteberry, has a history spanning centuries for its ability to promote hormonal balance and alleviate menstrual discomfort. Many herbalists also use chaste berry for premenstrual symptoms, including acne, pain, amenorrhea, dysmenorrhea, decreasing fibroids, establishing regular menstrual cycles, and addressing hot flashes. With our Vitex Tincture, you can embrace a holistic approach to menstrual wellness, supporting a regular cycle and finding relief from cramping.
Incorporating our Vitex Tincture into your wellness routine is both seamless and empowering. A few drops of this natural elixir can be added to water, juice, or your favorite beverage, inviting the balancing essence of Vitex into your daily rituals. With consistent use, our Vitex Tincture can help you navigate your menstrual cycle with greater ease, supporting your body's natural rhythms.
Botanical Name: Vitex agnus-castus
Extraction: 1:5 dried herb to alcohol
Alcohol Percent: 40%-60%
Suggested Use: Internal use – For irregular cycle use 30-40 drops once per day.
Ingredients:
- Vitex Berry
- Grain Alcohol
Precautions
We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications. This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.