Sentences with word «diosgenin»

Fenugreek also contains a compound called diosgenin which helps new mothers to lactate, and according to some stories I've read, produce gallons after gallons of breast milk...

They are derived from diosgenin, which is sourced from Mexican yams.

It is also rich in a compound called diosgenin which has estrogen - like properties and steroidal saponins.

Fenugreek contains diosgenin, a plant - based estrogen, which has been shown to increase milk flow in lactating women to help support breast milk production.

This herbal preparation provides a higher concentration of diosgenin, allowing for better and faster absorption of wild yam's for soothing PMS symptoms and protecting liver function.

Researchers believe that Fenugreek may be effective at stimulating breast milk supply because of a phyto - estrogen known as diosgenin, which acts like estrogen in a lactating mother's body.

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The human body can not convert diosgenin into progesterone or estrogen.

Diosgenin stimulates fat metabolism and increases bilis production, therefore improving cholesterol secretion and reducing the formation of triglycerides.

The main compounds in wild yam are steroidal saponins, chiefly diosgenin.

The herb is also rich in phytocompounds such as phytomenadione (a vitamin K derivative that aids coagulation), as well as alkaloids, aminoacids (such as lysine), and steroidal saponins, mainly diosgenin, tigogenin, neotigogenin, and yamogenin.

In the laboratory diosgenin is chemically synthesized into real human progesterone.

Some companies are trying to sell diosgenin, which they label «wild yam extract» as a medicine or supplement, claiming that the body will then convert it into hormones as needed.

The other human steroid hormones, including estrogen, testosterone, progesterone and the cortisones are also nearly always synthesized from diosgenin.

The development of transdermal creams containing progesterone combined with plant extracts containing diosgenin have proved to be a very effective alternative.

A: The USP progesterone used for hormone replacement comes from plant fats and oils, usually a substance called diosgenin which is extracted from a very specific type of wild yam that grows in Mexico, or from soybeans.

Several species of the yam family (dioscoreaceae, also called barbasco in Central America) as well as soybeans, contain significant amounts of diosgenin, a complex molecule which converts readily and inexpensively to pregnenolone and then into a «natural» progesterone which is essentially identical to the hormone produced in a woman's body.

Its anti-inflammatory saponins include asparanin A, sarsasapogenin, protodioscin, and diosgenin,.

They extracted very valuable chemicals out of the root called Diosgenin and Sarasapogenin.

It comes from the human placenta, or for health and safety reasons, it can be derived from sarasapogenin and diosgenin or soybeans.

«The biggest difference between my phyto - progesterone (Diosgenin) formulas and other phyto - progesterone cremes is that I refused to put Black Cohash and Dong quai into the formula.

It is important to be careful when selecting wild yam supplements, as the herb is ineffective unless the featured compound, diosgenin, has been modified into an active form of progesterone.

Wild yam has been found to contain about 3.5 % diosgenin, which is is used as a source in the synthesis of a sex hormone called progesterone, as well as for the production of cortisone and other steroids prescribed in hormone replacement therapy (HRT), which benefit women with fertility problems, irregular menstrual cycles, and hormone deficiencies due to menopause and post-menopause.

It is traditionally consumed in herbal preparations and its active compound, diosgenin, is also available in a variety of over-the-counter products and prescribed drugs for the treatment of hormonal imbalances and menopause.

Diosgenin has shown antioxidative and hypolipidemic effects, inhibiting the pancreatic enzymes that aid cholesterol absorption, as well as protecting the liver from oxidative damage.

They are extremely rich in Vitamin C, Niacin and Diosgenin.

They are derived from diosgenin, which is sourced from Mexican yams and are then compounded in a specialised pharmacy.

Fenugreek contains diosgenin, which has properties similar to the female hormone, estrogen.

Both progestins and the «natural» progesterone derive from diosgenin, but because a natural hormone can not be patented by a pharmaceutical company, an alteration of the molecule was required in order to secure patent rights... hence progestins.

Diosgenin has been shown to stimulate the body in the same way that estrogen normally prevents hot flashes in pre-menopausal women.

The diosgenin found in fenugreek also helps the body's ability to lessen the pains of menstrual cramps due to its estrogen - like properties.

, Diosgenin, 4 - Hydroxyisoleucine, and Fiber from Fenugreek: Mechanisms of Actions and Potential Effects on Metabolic Syndrome, 2015

In addition to being able to be synthesized from Diosgenin, it is a component of smilax sieboldii.