| Black Cohosh
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| | headaches, giddiness, nausea, and
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| Helps to Menopausal Symptoms
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| | vomiting.
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| Black Cohosh, the top most natural herb
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| | - Black cohosh has frequently used for
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| namely
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| | menstrual irregularities and
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| Black Cohosh, The herb blackcohosh, or
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| | premenstrualsyndrome, and to induce
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| Actaea racemosa (formerly named
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| | labor.
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| Cimicifuga racemosa), grows in Canadaand
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| | - The
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| North America. Black Cohosh is an old
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| | Black Cohosh phytoestrogens may even
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| herb and the member of buttercupfamily.
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| | benefit women with premenstrualsyndrome
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| The National Center for Complementary and
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| | (PMS).
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| Alternative Medicine (NCCAM)at the
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| | - Black Cohosh use as a as a dietary
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| National Institutes of Health is funding
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| | supplement
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| a rigorous scientific study todetermine
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| | - Black Cohosh not only produced safe and
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| whether treatment with black cohosh
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| | efficacious results, but compared to
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| reduces the frequency andintensity of hot
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| | - estrogen replacement therapy, is
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| flashes, and other menopausal symptoms.
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| | suitable as a treatment of choice in
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| Black Cohosh may offset this decline in
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| | menopausalsymptoms.
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| estrogen by providing powerful
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| | Black Cohosh Side Effects:
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| plantcompounds called phytoestrogens that
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| | - Closing of your throat
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| mimic the hormone''s effects.
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| | - Allergic reactions
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| Thesephytoestrogens bind to hormone
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| | - Tongue, face hives
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| receptors in the uterus, breast, and
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| | - Difficulty breathing
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| other partsof the body, possibly
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| | - Lips Swelling
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| lessening hot flashes, vaginal dryness,
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| | Black Cohosh Qualities:
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| headache,dizziness, depressive mood, and
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| | - The safety of black cohosh in women
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| other hormone-related symptoms as a
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| | with a personal history or strong
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| result.
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| | familyhistory of breast cancer.
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| Black cohosh supplements didn''t seem to
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| | - Black cohosh in breastfeeding mothers
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| make any difference to the risk ofgetting
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| | and the degree of transmission of black
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| breast cancer, but encourged breast
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| | cohosh in breast milk are unknown.
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| cancer cells to grow. Forcommercially
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| | - Black cohosh was a home remedy used for
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| prepration
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| | rheumatism and fever, as a diuretic,
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| Black Cohosh usually contain 1 mg of
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| | andto bring on menstruation.
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| total triterpenesaponins (expressed as
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| | - Herbal/health supplements should be
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| 26-deoxyactein) in each 20-mg dose of
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| | purchased from a reliable source to
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| extract.
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| | minimizethe risk of contamination.
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| Black Cohosh Effectiveness:
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| | Black Cohosh Precautions:
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| - Black Cohosh is contraindicated during
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| | Pregnant and breastfeeding women should
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| pregnancy because of its potentialability
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| | avoid black cohosh as the herb
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| to stimulate uterine contraction.
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| | maystimulate contractions and lead to
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| - Black Cohosh can cause dizziness,
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| | premature labor.
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