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Other Added - Agnus Castus - Growing Characteristics And Uses For PMT (PMS) And Menopause
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The common name of agnus castus is "Chaste Tree" which relates to the Crusaders’ belief that it would keep their wives’ libido at a minimum while they were away crusading. How successful this was is not recorded!
Until the last 25 years there was little known, or written in UK herb books, about the characteristics of agnus castus, whereas its value in the rest of southern Europe has been widely appreciated for centuries.
The use of agnus castus to help the menstrual cycle can be traced back for over 2500 years. Vitex agnus castus (the full Latin name) has been a top herb for gynaecological issues in many cultures. Hippocrates, known as the the "father of our medicine", wrote of agnus castus (chaste tree);
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The common name of agnus castus is "Chaste Tree" which relates to the Crusaders’ belief that it would keep their wives’ libido at a minimum while they were away crusading. How successful this was is not recorded!
Until the last 25 years there was little known, or written in UK herb books, about the characteristics of agnus castus, whereas its value in the rest of southern Europe has been widely appreciated for centuries.
The use of agnus castus to help the menstrual cycle can be traced back for over 2500 years. Vitex agnus castus (the full Latin name) has been a top herb for gynaecological issues in many cultures. Hippocrates, known as the the "father of our medicine", wrote of agnus castus (chaste tree);
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Until the last 25 years there was little known, or written in UK herb books, about the characteristics of agnus castus, whereas its value in the rest of southern Europe has been widely appreciated for centuries.
The use of agnus castus to help the menstrual cycle can be traced back for over 2500 years. Vitex agnus castus (the full Latin name) has been a top herb for gynaecological issues in many cultures. Hippocrates, known as the the "father of our medicine", wrote of agnus castus (chaste tree);
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The use of agnus castus to help the menstrual cycle can be traced back for over 2500 years. Vitex agnus castus (the full Latin name) has been a top herb for gynaecological issues in many cultures. Hippocrates, known as the the "father of our medicine", wrote of agnus castus (chaste tree);
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"If blood flows from the womb, let the woman drink dark wine in which the leaves of the chaste tree have been steeped."
Agnus Castus - Growing Characteristics
As indicated, agnus castus is a native of the Mediterranean area. However it can be seen growing in southern Britain, where it is happiest growing against a south facing wall. It is hardy to about minus 10 degrees Centigrade (+14 degrees Fahrenheit). It is mentioned by herbalist Gerard in the seventeenth century, though it is thought to have been introduced in the UK by the 1500s. Agnus castus prefers soil with light or loamy and well-drained characteristics. It is happy growing in poor quality soil, and prefers it to have alkaline or neutral characteristics. It is not happy growing in the shade. As it flowers late in the cooler UK, the flowers are unlikely to produce seed with any chance of growing. Agnus castus i
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