FREE GIFT WITH NEW SUBSCRIPTION ORDERS

Search

You may have noticed that we have a certain disclaimer on some of our products:

“Advisory: This product may affect your ovulation and/or menstrual cycle. Please consult your healthcare professional before use.”

This advisory isn’t meant to scare you: We’re just letting you know that your ovulation and/or menstrual cycle could be affected by the natural ingredients within the product -- the same ones that help it do what it’s supposed to do!

Specifically, our Birth Control Cleanse Supplement and our Fertility Tea contain Chaste Tree Berry (Vitex) to support your natural hormones. Chaste Tree Berry helps stimulate progesterone, thereby supporting the balance of estrogen and progesterone in your body. This balance then supports your natural fertility and relief from the uncomfy symptoms of PMS. Chaste Tree Berry can also support your prolactin levels, which helps relieve breast pain and regulate your cycle.

Naturally, when your hormones change, your cycle is also affected. Think of it like this: Your hormones are back-stage managing the show that is your cycle. If they’re in balance, you’re going to go out and have the performance of your life. You’re going to glow, and everything’s going to be timed just right. If your managers are out of sync, you’re going to crash and burn, baby. Your timing’s going to be off and you’re not going to feel like the star you are. Having the right balance can mean the difference between you having a blooper-worthy meltdown or feeling like a million bucks.

And, just because of the nature of the ingredients within the products, even if your cycle is already regular, you may see a change while taking these products. These products are not meant to interrupt your cycle, but it’s possible to see some changes just because of the powerful, natural ingredients we use. As each woman is unique, we do recommend speaking with your doctor to ensure that these products are a good fit for you.  

Sources: VeryWellHealth.com

Latest Posts

8 Ways to Prepare for Pregnancy Labor

Having a baby is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming experience. While there's no way to predict what will happen once labor begins, there are a few things you can do to help you feel more prepared physically, mentally, and financially.

Should You Take Birthing Classes?

To help you conclude whether or not a birthing class is something you might benefit from, we've rounded up some information on childbirth education courses and how they can help you prepare for delivery day.

Should You Use a Pregnancy Calculator?

You've just found out you're pregnant and congratulations are in order. This is a very joyous moment for you and your family. After the initial excitement and jumping for joy, your first question may be "when if my baby due?"

Pregnancy Tests: When to Take Them and Accuracy

We've come a long way since the first recorded pregnancy tests were conducted by the ancient Egyptians. Although we still rely on some of the same materials as they did in 1350 BCE, namely urine samples, our technological advancements have increased the speed and accuracy with which we obtain pregnancy test results. Today we have the ease of home pregnancy test - hand-held technology designed to detect a special pregnancy hormone, human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), sooner than ever before.