WILD YAM ROOT
Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea vilosa) contains diosgenin which is a vine plant steroid that scientists have used to create steroids such as progesterone, estrogen, cortisone, and dehydroeplandrosterone (DHEA), which are then used for medical purposes. It is native to North America, Latin America, and Asia.
 
Wild Yam Root benefits include:
providing your body a natural alternative to estrogen therapy or progesterone creams, helping ease symptoms associated with hormonal imbalances, PMS, low sex drive, infertility, night sweats, hot flashes, and weakened bones.
It also helps lower blood sugar levels and reduces cholesterol levels.
providing your body a natural alternative to estrogen therapy or progesterone creams, helping ease symptoms associated with hormonal imbalances, PMS, low sex drive, infertility, night sweats, hot flashes, and weakened bones. 
Helps relax uterine muscles. Antispasmodic. 
anti-inflammatory and anti-aging
helps lower blood sugar levels reduces cholesterol levelsimproves digestion by enhancing gall bladder and liver function. 
Helps stimulate the production of bile. 
Often it is used to help pass small gallstones
May improve arthritis
Anti-inflammatory
Helps to prevent osteoporosis
May prevent cancer, has antiproliferative effects on leukemia cells
Improves blood cholesterol levels, particularly effective in treating hypercholesterolemia
Effective in treating Diverticulosis
Reduces photoaging when there is exposure to UV rays from sunlight.
May assist with depigmenting, melasma, melanodermatitis, and solar lentigo which causes hyperpigmentation.
May aid with fertility in women by helping to restore hormonal balance 
 
Dosing: Take two capsules daily. 1 month supply. 60 count. Herbs come in a 5 ounce dark, glass bottle.
 
DISCLAIMER 
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. We recommend medicinal herbs for various health concerns, but we cannot diagnose health conditions, nor prescribe medicine legally. We do not practice medicine and are not doctors, but we do believe in the efficacy of botanical herbs.