Female ginseng

Okay.

You know, other Dong Quai, Wild Gam, all that kind of stuff as well.

Okay.

When it comes to getting enough other types of nutrients, fiber, things like that, is that something, again, where everybody should be, because of the food supply and things that we have in our country, we should be doing no matter what? Or what are your thoughts there?

Yes.

Dong quai, you know, pho tea.

And this whole group of people

said, no, it's sea buckthorn.

Okay

... and Dang Gui, so just rhubarb root.

Wow.

That makes sense.

And oftentimes when we see the desiccation happening in our Shaoyang animals, it's primarily because of yang trapped most of all in a Yang Ming.

Uh, and so, and that's why you feel that, that kind of tense, toned pulse is most of the time these animals are walking around with yang trapped on the inside.

So we need a cooling action on the Yang Ming to kind of help those animals, and Dang Gui, you know, homes to the Yang Ming and delivers that.

And you know, this would be great for humans, too.

Uh, herbal remedies that purportedly will help tremendously with menopausal symptoms include black cohosh.

Dong Quai, ginseng, kava, evening primrose oil, and a few others.

Uh, in my experience, feedback from female patients, these things help a little to none at all.

Uh, now this varies from woman to woman.

A couple down, lose those cramps.

Dong quai is a type of Chinese root that solves those oh, so fun problems of PMS and irregular menstruation naturally.

So if you're not one for those manufactured medications, go for the dong.

No.

levels?Well, there are many herbs that have been used for centuries.

Dong quai is, is well known.

Evening primrose oil, also maca.

Mm-hmm.