Cimicifuga racemosa. We grow this at-risk herb at our farm. It is native to the Eastern hardwood forests and is becoming rare in the wild. It graces our mountainside with its beauty and amazing scent. Both genders may benefit from Black Cohosh’s antispasmodic and nervine qualities. Its use is indicated when dull, achey pain is present in the muscles, nerves, or joints. Centuries of use by midwives, doctors and herbalists attest to its compatibility with women?s health. Its relaxing, hormone balancing effects may ease discomfort associated with PMS and/or menopause. German studies have proven its positive effects on bone strength. Uterine cramps, hot flashes and insomnia have responded well to Black Cohosh.

Ingredients: Fresh organic Black Cohosh root, certified organic cane alcohol, and distilled water.

Cautions: Not to be used during pregnancy or while nursing. Qualified practitioners and Midwives use this herb only in the last 2 weeks of pregnancy or during labor. Excess amounts may cause frontal headaches. Not to be used as a single extrat when elevated fluid pressure in the eyes is present.

Suggested Use: Take 1/3 to 1/2 dropperful 2 times a day, then increase dose and times per day if necessary. For fastest response, give dose under tongue.