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You will receive a seed packet containing 0.5 grams or a minimum of 50 seeds. Vitex agnus-castus commonly known as Chaste tree, Chasteberry, Monk’s Pepper, Texas lilac, Lilac Chasetree, and Vitex is a member of the Lamiaceae family. Despite the name Chaste Tree, it is a shrub, native to the Mediterranean and Asia. This plant has a long history of medicinal uses that continue into the modern-day, the most common being Chaste tree tea. This shrub grows rapidly and once established requires very little maintenance making it the perfect solution for landscaping in areas with poor soil. In late summer, clusters of small purple flowers will bloom, attracting pollinators and adding beauty and diversity to your garden or outdoor space. In areas, with cold winter months, Chaste Tree will die down to the ground but will return in spring year after year!
Vitex has a history of use in treating a range of conditions that affect females. (Its nicknames "chaste tree" and "chasteberry" originated from the belief that it could suppress libido.)
Vitex is most commonly used to manage symptoms of, and treat, the following:2
Vitex supplements may improve symptoms associated with PMS and premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD)—a severe form of PMS. Research suggests that by decreasing prolactin release, vitex helps balance levels of estrogen and progesterone. This may decrease the severity of PMS and PMDD symptoms like mood swings, breast pain, and headaches.3
Vitex is marketed to help manage hot flashes, night sweats, sleep problems, depression, and anxiety during menopause—but there's little conclusive research to back up these claims.
In one study, women who took a combination of vitex and nigella sativa reported significantly fewer menopausal symptoms after eight weeks than those taking a placebo.4 However, another clinical trial evaluating a product that contained St. John's wort and vitex found that it didn't work any better than the placebo.5
There's promising evidence that vitex may boost fertility. A 2017 systematic review concluded vitex can contribute to the treatment of infertility in both men and women.6
Another study found that taking a supplement blend containing vitex extract, maca, and folate significantly increased ovulation—but it's unknown whether it was vitex (or another component of the supplement) that was responsible for the positive result.7
Research suggests vitex may help improve the following symptoms of PCOS : oligomenorrhea (irregular and inconsistent menstrual blood flow); amenorrhea (absence of menstrual period for three months or more); and hyperandrogenism (high levels of androgens).8
Hyperprolactinemia is a condition in which levels of the hormone prolactin are too high in the blood. Vitex may help prevent the release of prolactin, and therefore could be beneficial in treating cases of mild hyperprolactinemia and drug-induced hyperprolactinemia. However, there are only a small number of studies that have investigated vitex for this purpose.9
While vitex has been marketed for its use in managing acne, fibrocystic breast disease, benign prostatic hyperplasia, migraines, and joint conditions, there is insufficient research to back these claims
Vitex seeds 50g
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