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Black Cohosh Tincture

Black Cohosh Tincture

Find Natural Balance with Black Cohosh Tincture

Feeling out of sync with your cycle? Experiencing the rollercoaster of menopause or hormonal shifts? Let nature lend a hand.

Black Cohosh Tincture is a time-honored herbal remedy known for its powerful support of women’s health and hormonal balance. Traditionally used to ease menopausal symptoms, PMS discomfort, and cycle-related tension, it offers a gentle, plant-based way to reconnect with your body’s rhythm.

Helps relieve:

  • Hot flashes & night sweats
  • Mood swings & irritability
  • Menstrual cramps & bloating
  • Sleep disruptions

Why choose tincture form?

  • Fast absorption into the bloodstream
  • Alcohol-based for potency and long shelf life
  • Easy dosing — just a few drops under the tongue or in water

Crafted with care and steeped for potency, our Black Cohosh tincture is a go-to herbal ally for those navigating the changing tides of womanhood.

How to Take a Black Cohosh Tincture

  1. Shake the bottle gently before each use.
  2. A full dropper = approx. 1 mL (20–30 drops)=1 squeeze (1/3-1/2 of the glass tube)
  3. Take it under the tongue or dilute in a little water or tea if the taste is strong.

General Dosage Suggestions

For Menopause Support (hot flashes, mood, sleep, etc.):

  • 1-2 full droppers (1-2 mL)
  • 1 to 3 times per day, depending on severity of symptoms

For PMS & Menstrual Discomfort:

  • 1-2 full dropper (1-2 mL)
  • Start a few days before your period, and continue through the first couple days
  • Take 2–3 times daily as needed

Important Notes:

  • Do not exceed 3 mL per day unless under the guidance of a qualified herbalist.
  • Not for long-term continuous use (suggest cycles of 6–8 weeks on, then take a break).
  • Not recommended during pregnancy or for those with liver conditions without medical supervision.
  • Always monitor how your body responds — herbs are powerful!

Black cohosh is not recommended for children, especially young children. Here's why, plus some context:

⚠️ Black Cohosh & Children – Safety Overview

Why it’s usually avoided in kids:

  • Black cohosh (Actaea racemosa) is a powerful phytoestrogenic herb.
  • It acts on the endocrine system—especially hormonal pathways—and is mainly used for things like:
    • Menstrual issues
    • Menopausal symptoms (like hot flashes)
    • Uterine cramps or PMS
  • Its effects on developing hormonal systems in children are not well-studied, and may disrupt natural development.

Safer Alternatives for Kids (depending on need):

  • Crampbark or chamomile for cramps
  • Nettle or red raspberry leaf for general reproductive support
  • Lemon balm or passionflower for calming

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