Liquid Agnus castus extract - Monk's pepper

Agnus castus extract (Monk's pepper) -
high dosage drops

Monk's pepper has had a prominent position for centuries as one of the most popular traditionally used plants, especially among women. This colorful plant, scientifically known as Vitex agnus-castus, thrives mainly in the Mediterranean region, but is also common in Central Asia. Already in the early Middle Ages, it was regularly used by healers and has lost none of its popularity to this day. Thus, monk's pepper extract is now considered one of the most popular ingredients in herbal supplements.  Now effective nature finally has this popular extract in practical drops in its range - for all those who want to avoid classic capsules and prefer to use the high-dose monk's pepper extract in liquid form.

A traditionally used plant extract

For many centuries, monk's pepper has enjoyed great popularity and still plays an important role in traditional folk medicine, now especially for women. In the past it was used as a tea together with other herbs and wild plants such as lady's mantle. Over time, it became more popular and nowadays it is mostly used in the form of an extract.

The various trivial names of Vitex agnus-castus already give an idea of the functions the plant fulfilled, however, still in late antiquity and the Middle Ages. Names such as "chaste tree" and "chaste mud" indicate the plant's supposed effect at the time of being able to dampen the sexual drive, especially in men and monks who led a celibate life.

 

Recommended use

Take 40 drops a day with water. Do not exceed the specified recommended amount to be consumed. Shake before use.