TLC Method Black Cohosh Extract Pure Natural Plant Cimicifuga Racemosa Extract

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What is black cohosh?

Black cohosh is a flowering plant that’s native to North America. Its scientific names are Actaea racemosa and Cimicifuga racemosa, and it’s sometimes called black bugbane, black snakeroot, baneberry, or fairy candle.

The popular women’s health supplement Remifemin contains black cohosh as an active ingredient.

Its flowers and roots were commonly used in traditional Native American medicine, and today it’s a popular women’s health supplement claimed to help with menopause symptoms, fertility, and hormonal balance.

It may be effective because it functions as a phytoestrogen, a plant-based compound that mimics the action of the hormone estrogen. However, there’s some debate as to whether black cohosh can be classified as a true phytoestrogen.

Regardless, black cohosh appears to be beneficial for relieving menopause symptoms. Still, evidence for its other uses is lacking.

Black cohosh Benefits:

 
Anti-depressant effect
Estrogen-like substances can bind estrogen receptors in animal models, and can significantly reduce luteinizing hormone LH in humans and animals. It can improve postpartum depression in women and relieve premenopausal and Symptoms of menopausal syndrome.
Anti-bacterial effect
It has inhibitory effect on Gram positive and negative bacteria.
Anti-cancer effect
It can significantly inhibit the proliferation of rat breast cancer cells and prevent thymic and prostate cancer.
Anti-inflammatory effect
It has anti-inflammatory effects on arthritis and rheumatism, especially arthritis caused by menopause, because it contains salicylic acid with mild analgesic effect.
Can women with uterine fibroids supplement the secretory nets like black cohosh?
It is generally believed that uterine fibroids are too high in estrogen levels in the body and are long-term affected by estrogen stimulation. The estrogen-like component of black cohosh can be combined with the accepting site of estrogen in the human body to alleviate the stimulating effect caused by excessive estrogen. Therefore, it is beneficial for women with uterine fibroids to supplement black cohosh. However, women who are taking medication or women with uterine fibroids over 2 to 3 cm should consult a professional physician before supplementing any herb with estrogen-like effects.
 
 

Application of Triterpenoid Saponins:

1. Applied in food field,it is widely used as functional food additive.

2. Applied in health product field, it is widely added into various kinds of health products with the function of preventing rheumatism, adjusting estrogen level and so on.

3. Applied in cosmetics field, it is widely added into various kinds of cosmetics with the function of delaying aging.

4. Applied in pharmaceutical field, it is widely added into the medicine which can used in treating arthritis and postpartum syndrome.