Products that support normal ovarian health?

We believe that balancing the body is the key to healthy living.  Our Ovarian Helper product is a natural herbal dietary supplement that supports healthy ovarian function while also offering balanced support to the female body.  A healthy and balanced body, hormones and ovarian function in the body may be better suited to handle unhealthy cysts.* 

For those who are concerned with PCOS with Type 2 Diabetes we recommend adding extra health support for the body. Glucose Helper is an herbal combination that combines the most effective and best-researched herbs to offer balanced support for maintaining healthy glucose levels for those concerned with diabetes and related conditions.*

For those who are concerned with PCOS combined with Heart Disease we would also recommend adding additional health support to the body. Cardio Helper has shown to play a vital role in maintaining good cardiovascular health. This doctor developed formula has been carefully designed to support healthy heart function and body balance.*

For those concerned with POCS and with infertility we would also recommend adding additional health supporting dietary supplements. Our Immune Helper & Noni products are two balancing herbal combinations that promote healthy support.*

Herbal Ingredients Found in Ovarian Helper:

Astragalus membranaceus (Huang qi or Chinese milk vetch) is a sweet tonic herb, native to northern Chinese highlands. Astragalus was classified as a superior herb in the ancient Chinese medicine treatise, Shen Nong Pen Tsao Ching. It is used traditionally as an adaptogenic herb with immune and tonic properties. It is cardiotonic and especially supportive for immune response involving the lungs. Its adaptogenic properties include increasing stamina, endurance and resistance to cold temperatures. Recent research confirms that astragalus supports immune function, potentially improving recovery from oxidative therapies and extending survival. It also may help regulate blood pressure and blood sugar levels. It contains flavonoids, polysaccharides, amino acids, trace minerals and triterpene glycosides such as the astragalosides I-VII.*

Alisma plantago-aquatica (water plantain) is found in the Far East and through Europe. Traditionally it has been used to help regulate blood flow, support healthy blood lipid levels, and as a diuretic. It enhances kidney and liver yin energy and is particularly helpful in balancing hormones.*

Crinum latifolium is a traditional Vietnamese herb used by royalty in ancient times to enhance longevity. Its active ingredients include alkaloids, amino acids, steroid saponins and antioxidants. It plays a role in cellular immunity, in the activation of T-lymphocytes. It also supports detoxification, hormone balance, and regulation of inflammation. It is currently used in Vietnam for a wide variety of health benefits, including support of ovary, uterine and prostate function.*

Momordica charantia (bitter melon) is used as both food and medicine in the tropics. It possesses a variety of beneficial properties related to detoxification. Used traditionally to help control blood sugar levels, this kidney and liver yin tonic has antibiotic, antiviral, and immuno-regulatory properties. Active ingredients include steroidal saponins, insulin-like peptides, alkaloids, and immune system proteins alpha-momorcharin and beta-momocharin.*

Carica papaya (papaw) originated in Central America, but now is found through the world. Many parts of the plant are used traditionally for food and medicine. Traditional healers in Indonesia use papaya leaves for animals after parturition, and to protect humans from malaria. In Peru, the leaf tea is considered digestive, cardiotonic and hypotensive. The leaves contain alkaloids such as carpaine, flavonols, tannins, and enzymes that can support detoxification.*

Annona muricata (graviola or soursop) is found through the American tropics. Traditional healers considered graviola leaf extract antispasmodic and hypotensive. It is know to support heart and liver function, the mucous membranes and healthy blood sugar levels. It can have a sedative action, and is considered a nervine. Some of these properties have been verified in extensive modern research going back to the 1940s, and new properties have emerged. Several hundred bioactive annonaceous acetogennis have been isolated from graviola and other members of its species. Certain of these acetogenins are reported to selectively block transfer of ATP to intercellular P-glycoprotein mediated pumps, which are peculiar to the plasma membranes of some aberrant cells. This indicates a potential role for graviola in helping to overcome multi-drug resistance.*