Wild Yam Dietary supplement for disorders of premenstrual syndrome and menopause for sintomidella. Wild Yam or Wild Yam vegetarian source of diosgenin, an active ingredient useful for the formation of DHEAnell'organismo. DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone) is a hormone produced in the adrenal dalleghiandole that, through the bloodstream reaches the various distretticellulari, where it is converted into male or female hormones. It was osservatoche in women DHEA decreases progressively starting from 25-30 years and this haeffetti on female hormone levels, which decrease progressively conl'eta to achieve a drastic reduction just with menopause. Several investigations validate the positive results with the increase in DHEA levels: reversal of the aging process, restore the body silhouette, decreased deidisturbi related to the premenstrual syndrome and those related to menopause. Effettipositivi were also highlighted in the prevention of osteoporosis and nellafunzionalita of the digestive system. ingredients Wild Yam, titrated extract 20% diosgenin; magnesium carbonate; corn starch; magnesium trisilicate; dolomite. How to use 1 to 3 capsules of 100 mg in the morning, or one 300 mg capsule in the evening before dicoricarsi. Benefits were observed following administration of Wild yam, after a periodof 4-8 weeks. warnings For women who are pregnant or nursing and children it is recommended to hear the pareredel doctor. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Keep out of the reach of children under three years of age. The supplements are not intended as a substitute for a varied diet. Format Wild Yam 100: 80 capsules. Wild Yam 300: 50 capsules. Bibliography - PDR - Nutritional Supplements. Edition CEC. - \"DHEA\" Ray Sahelan - New Techniques - Nature and Health. - Weiner's Herbal (1990 edition) - T. Willard, Ph.D. - Quarterly Newletter, Fall 1994 The American Herb AssociationTownsend Letter for Doctors - Weiner MA, MS, MA, Ph.D. (July 1994). - The Encyclopedia of Herbs and Herbalism, Stuart M., Ed. HerbsThat Heal. - Prescriptions for Herbal Healing, MA Weiner, Ph.D. and J.Weiner: Handbook of Native American Herbs. - AR Hutchens: The Way of Herbs, M. Tierra, CA, ND