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Chaste Tree - Fresh Organic Plant Extract Medicinal plant known for relieving menstrual disorders, regulating the cycle and reducing menopause symptoms (hot flushes, vaginal dryness, mood). History and traditional uses of chaste tree According to Pliny the Elder, it was said to have the power to calm the ardours of love and drive away snakes. √ In Greek mythology, one version of the birth of Hera, protector of women and guardian of fertility, describes her as having been born under a chaste tree at Samos. √ Its name agnus originates from the Greek gónos , meaning seed, combined with the privative a , thus meaning "infertility". The term evolved to give rise to the word "agneau" (lamb). The addition of castus (chaste) creates a reference to the chaste lamb, to purity. As for " Vitex " it may come from two notions: the bond or the vine trellis, in reference to its habit and development. Monks used chaste tree near their monasteries. Nicknamed the "monks' pepper", they chewed its berries to resist the temptations of the flesh. Chaste tree even featured in the composition of "Michael's Essence of Chastity". √ Others, conversely, are said to have used it as an aphrodisiac. This duality may be explained by chaste tree's ability to regulate hormone production. √ It is now used for women's hormonal balance. It helps with painful periods, premenstrual syndrome, fertility and hot flushes of the climacteric. It reduces nervousness in cases of sleep disorders. √ That's not all! It helps maintain the mobility and flexibility of joints, helps maintain normal cognitive function and can protect cells and tissues against damage from oxidative stress.
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