ProFuel Chasteberry 365 tablets

• 10 mg chasteberry extract
• 50 µg bioactive agnusides
• High quality 5:1 extract
• Optimally high dosage
• Natural support for PMS
• Supply for a whole year
• 100% vegan
• Made in Germany

MONK PEPPER extract - natural support for menstrual cramps and PMS
Our monk's pepper tablets contain a high-quality monk's pepper extract (5:1) and are optimally dosed at 10 mg per tablet. Monk's pepper is considered an effective medicinal plant for women's problems and contributes to a noticeable improvement in symptoms, particularly in cases of period pain and premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The active ingredients of monk's pepper gently regulate the hormonal balance and thus bring the body back into balance.

Our monk's pepper extract tablets contain a high-quality monk's pepper extract with an extraction ratio of 5:1. Each tablet contains 10 mg of monk's pepper extract, which corresponds to 50 mg of ordinary monk's pepper powder. We use a chasteberry raw material with a proven content of agnusides. This is a secondary plant substance that is associated with numerous positive effects in the body.

Monk's pepper - effect in the body
The monk's pepper (Vitex agnus-castus) belongs to the botanical family of mints, which also includes many other spices and medicinal plants such as basil, lavender and sage. Chasteberry has a long history of medicinal use spanning thousands of years. Monk's pepper was already used in ancient times to treat various women's ailments.

Chasteberry works in the body by affecting the hormonal system. The chasteberry contains many different secondary plant substances such as flavonoids (e.g. casticin), tannins, diterpenes and iridoids (e.g. agnuside). These active ingredients interact with the receptors in the brain and pituitary gland, which are responsible for regulating the menstrual cycle and hormone production.

This effect cannot be attributed to a single active ingredient in monk's pepper. According to the current state of science, it is assumed that it is precisely the interaction of the numerous secondary plant substances in monk's pepper that is responsible for the positive effect in the body.