Promotes blood flow and circulation within the ovary*
Nourishes blood for delivery of nutrients to the ovary*
Maintains a healthy ovarian cycle*
Take 1-2 capsules 2-3 times a day, either 30 minutes before or 30 minutes after eating, for severe symptoms take up to 4 capsules each time with water.
If you have trouble taking capsules, you can open the capsules and mix the powder into the smoothies, apple sauce, or any paste like food substances.
Improves the quality and quantity of your eggs.*
Improves the Qi (Energy) flow and circulation of each ovary by allowing delivery of nutrients to the ovaries.*
Improves the function of the uterus and overall health.*
Steamed Foxglove, also called Shu Di Huang or Dried Rehmanniae Radix. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) this herb is used for supporting the kidney function where the kidneys are considered vital to fertility for both men and women.
In TCM, primarily in combination with other herbs, dried Rehmannia Rhizome-is reputed to nourish the Yin (nutrients in the blood) and remove heat from the body. Heat can cause a short follicle phase, which means the eggs are not fully growing.
Research in TCM has shown that treatment of elevated FSH levels have been regulated with this herb.
Other studies have shown using Chinese herbs improves the outcomes and safety of assisted reproductive technologies.
Angelicae Sinensis, or Dong Quai, is an herbal remedy containing potent compounds that help to increase blood flow and regulate hormone levels in both men and women. Studies have found that Dong Quai may improve egg production & quality, thereby helping to increase the chancesof conception.
Studies have shown that the therapy for kidney-tonifying in Traditional Chinese Medicine could effectively improve clinical symptoms, hormone levels, ovarian function, increase ovulation quality and pregnancy rate, and also improve the quality of life of the decreased ovarian reserve for egg quality and quantity.
Eclipta Prostrata commonly known as False Daisy or bhringraj is actually a plant belonging to the family Asteraceae (sunflower family). The plant is commonly found growing in tropical areas as well as warm temperate areas throughout the world. It is widely distributed throughout India, Thailand, China, Nepal and Brazil and used to soothe the stomach, for cancer prevention, liver health, to prevent urinary infections, respiratory issues, bowel inflammation, improve hair health, eye health, to combat anaemia, asthma, toothaches, to prevent recurrent miscarriage and more!
Salvia Miltiorrhiza Bge is commonly used in Chinese Medicine to promote blood circulation and regulate menstruation.
Assisted reproductive technology with Salvia root have been widely used to treat patients with infertility complications,
clinical ovulation induction. Ovulation collection and transplantation techniques for assisted reproduction have been optimized with the usage of Salvia root, which improved pregnancy rates and successful deliveries.
Radix Bupleuri is an herbal medicine for harmonizing and soothing Gan (liver) qQi stagnation. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, liver governs the Qi (energy) flow and controls emotions. Almost every infertility patient struggles with some degree of emotional issues. Radix Bupleuri promotes a happy, stress-free mind.
Studies show the benefits of Radix Bupleuri for its amazing detoxification abilities. It offers natural anti-inflammatory properties and offers relief from symptoms including fatigue, indigestion, PMS, and headaches, along with boosting overall energy.
Rhizoma Cyperi functions to spread and regulate liver Qi, regulate menstruation and alleviate pain. Clinically it is used for treating liver Qi stagnation with pain in the hypochondrium, distension and pain in the abdomen and pain due to hernia.
Cistanche, known as Broomrape Stem or Rou Cong-Rong in Chinese, is an endangered wild species, mainly distributed in the arid lands and warm deserts of northwestern China. Cistanche is applied as a tonic and/or in a formula for chronic kidney deficiency in female infertility.
Cistanche is also beneficial in supporting healthy brain function and mental performance and improving the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian (HPO) axis. The HPO is in charge of the female reproductive system.
White Paeoniae Alba can increase the levels of sex hormones and anti-mullerian hormone (AMH), which corresponds to egg count. It also improve can ovulation function and morphological changes in ovarian tissue, such as regulating hypothalamus pituitary ovary axis function, estrogen-like effects, etc. Eucommia ulmoides can inhibit ovarian hyperplasia, regulate disorders of glucose and lipid metabolism, and improve the secretion of sex hormones.
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, Paeoniae Alba has traditionally been used for relaxing the uterine muscle to prevent miscarriage and cramping.
Fructus ligustri lucidi and Eclipta prostrata wereas the twp most prescribed 2-single Chinese herbs to treat female infertility. Combined, their function is enhanced, and they are called Erzhi Tiangui Granule to enhance their function.
A study was conducted to explore the effects of Erzhi Tiangui Granule (ETG) on DNA methyltransferases (DNMT) 1 protein expression in the endometrium of infertile women with Kidney-yYin Deficiency syndrome.
The increased level of DNMT1 protein expression after treatment lead to enhanced endometrial receptivity. This finding may explain the improvement in clinical pregnancy rate.
Studies in Chinese medicine show Goji berries are beneficial in Chinese medicine to supporting fertility and IVF success rates. They are superfoods, rich in antioxidants, vVitamin A, and vVitamin C. They are also full of calcium, iron, and amino acids.
Goji berries help in improving fertility in both men and women. They may increase sperm count and help strengthen and balance the reproductive hormone function. They may also help in, strengthening egg quality, thickening the uterine lining, and reducing fatigue to enhance sex drive.
The most important Goji berry pharmacological usages are to improve hormone functions and enhance the body’s ability to adapt to a variety of noxious stimuli. Goji berries significantly inhibit the generation and spread of cancer cells and can improve eyesight and increase reserves of muscle glycogen and liver glycogen, which may increase human energy, resulting in an anti-fatigue effect.
The main functions of the Achyranthes Root are is to activate the blood and promote circulation. Achyranthes Roots assists in removing blood stasis, and nourishing the Lliver and Kkidney. Low back and knee pain and soreness arise from kidney and liver deficiencies This powerful herb strengthens the sinews and bones and benefits the joints.
In this our formula, Achyranthes Root is used to bring the heat downward to the lower body.
Studies have shown that Achyranthes Root improves female and male infertility with by increasing egg quality and sperm count.
Fructus Gardeniae has been reported to protect the liver and gallbladder, reduce blood pressure, calm the mind and body, and reduce bleeding and swelling. Fructus Gardeniae has been used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for the treatment of jaundice, fever, hypertension, contusions, diabetes, skin ulcers and other diseases.
Traditionally, Fructus Gardeniae drains Heat to relieve irritability, cools the blood and eliminates toxins. Due to these functions, Fructus Gardeniae has played a big role in our formula to create a balance within the body.
Honey fried licorice root is essential in boosting energy, enhancing immune function, and enhancing anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory capacity.
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