Wild Yam Cream - 3.6 oz
Designed to alleviate PMS and menopausal symptoms effectively, this formula promotes superior absorption and is completely free from estrogen and progesterone.
Crafted with the whole wild yam root and its bioactive constituents, our cream utilizes both an oil infusion of wild yam root, red clover, and chaste tree berry as well as a wild yam root extract made with sugar cane alcohol.
The Mercantile Apothecary's Wild Yam Root Cream features USDA Certified Organic ingredients, including organically grown herbs and food-grade oils. We prioritize purity, ensuring our cream contains no chemicals, synthetics, preservatives, isopropyl parabens, or animal testing. This time-tested formulation allows your body to find its natural hormonal balance, making it a safe and effective choice for women worldwide seeking relief from PMS and menopausal symptoms.
Embrace the natural approach to hormonal balance with our handcrafted Wild Yam Cream!
Key Benefits
Key Features:
- USDA Certified Organic Ingredients
- Non-toxic and safe for daily use
- Supports hormonal balance and reduces inflammation
- Trusted by women globally for PMS and menopausal relief
Directions
Directions for Use:
For PMS: Apply ½ to 1 teaspoon of cream to a soft tissue area (inner thighs, arms, or abdomen) once daily from ovulation to menstruation (3 weeks on, one week off during actual menstruation). For optimal absorption, rotate application sites.
For Menopause: Apply ½ to 1 teaspoon of cream to a soft tissue area once or twice daily for three weeks then skipping one week, regularly. Adjust amount based on symptoms. Always rotate application sites for best results.
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Each 3.6 oz. jar contains approx. 18-30 applications, depending on usage.
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For Men: Apply ¼ teaspoon to a soft tissue area once or twice daily, rotating sites for maximum absorption.
Precautions
Caution: Do not use if you are pregnant or nursing. Please consult with your physician if you are taking hormone replacement or have a personal or family history of hormone-related cancers.