chasteberry

Monk's pepper – A natural plus for your well-being

Chasteberry, also known as Vitex agnus-castus, is a plant that has been valued for centuries. It is native to the Mediterranean region and is used there for its unique properties.

Chasteberry is a plant with deep purple flowers and green leaves that was used by Greek and Roman healers in ancient times. Today, chasteberry is valued for its versatile uses and is a popular supplement in natural medicine.

Chasteberry extract has been traditionally used in various areas. Here are some commonly mentioned uses:
• Supporting hormonal balance: Chasteberry is often used to support women in different phases of life, such as the monthly cycle or menopause.
• Promoting well-being before and during menstruation: Many women value chasteberry because it can help them feel more comfortable in the period before and during menstruation.
• Support during menopause: Some people use chasteberry to alleviate the symptoms of menopause and support the transition.

Our chasteberry extract contains Agni casti fructus extractum with a standardized content of 0.6% agnusides – carefully selected to offer you the best possible quality and purity.

Your benefits:
• Chasteberry extract (Vitex agnus-castus L.)
• Up to 19.9 mg extract per daily dose
• With standardized content of 0.6% Agnuside

Integrate chasteberry into your everyday life and experience the benefits of Agni casti fructus extractum with 0.6% agnuside.

Agnuside is often considered to be one of the main active ingredients of chasteberry and contributes significantly to the unique properties of this plant.

What are Agnusides?
• Agnuside: This is an iridoid glycoside found as a bioactive ingredient in chasteberry. Agnuside is associated with the traditional uses of chasteberry, particularly in supporting hormonal balance and promoting well-being before and during menstruation and during menopause.

A standardized content of 0.6% agnuside ensures that each dose contains a consistent amount of this ingredient, supporting reliable quality and supply.

Other important ingredients of monk’s pepper:
In addition to agnuside, chasteberry contains a number of other valuable ingredients that contribute to its diverse applications:

1. Flavonoids:
o Casticin: Another important active ingredient in chasteberry, which belongs to the flavonoids. Casticin is often considered a secondary plant substance that can help support well-being.
o Kampferol and quercetin: These flavonoids are also contained in chasteberry and have antioxidant properties.

2. Iridoid glycosides:
o In addition to agnusides, other iridoid glycosides such as aucubin are also contained in chasteberry. These plant substances also contribute to the traditional use of chasteberry.

3. Diterpenes:
o Rotundifuran and vitexilactone: These ingredients belong to the diterpenes and are also bioactive components in chasteberry. They are best known for their role in regulating and supporting well-being.

Chasteberry contains a variety of bioactive ingredients, including agnusides (0.6%), flavonoids (such as casticin), iridoid glycosides (such as aucubin), diterpenes (such as rotundifuran and vitexilactone), as well as essential oils and fatty acids. This combination contributes to the diverse applications and properties of chasteberry.

Chasteberry is a plant with deep purple flowers and green leaves that was used by Greek and Roman healers in ancient times. Today, chasteberry is valued for its versatile uses and is a popular supplement in natural medicine.

The daily dose of indyvit is limited to 19.9 mg. Many of our customers have had very good experiences with this daily dose.

Due to the hormonal changes, chasteberry should be taken for at least 2-3 months so that you can feel the improvements.