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Add to Cart. Availability: In stock. Growth inhibitory activity of extracts and purified components of black cohosh on human breast cancer cells. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment. Ernst E, Chrubasik S. Phyto -- anti-inflammatories. A systematic review of randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind trials. Rheum Dis Clin North Am. Cimicifuga racemosa dried ethanolic extract in menopausal disorders: a double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial.
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Efficacy of black cohosh-containing preparations on menopausal symptoms: a meta-analysis. Teschke R. Herb induced liver injury presumably caused by black cohosh: a survey of initially purported cases and herbal quality specifications. Ann Hepatol. A review of available studies found that menopausal symptoms reduced more, on average, in women taking black cohosh than in women taking a placebo. Researchers continue to explore the benefits of the herb. A study found that black cohosh might help regulate body temperature in female rats without ovaries.
The FDA do not regulate black cohosh, so the purity, quality, and strength of different supplements and brands vary. Recommended doses depend on the specific product, and there is no recognized standard dose.
People should be sure to buy any products from a reputable source. Black cohosh preparations are usually made from the root and underground stems of the herb. These are most commonly consumed as a ground powder, liquid mixture, or as extract in a pill. General dosing information for black cohosh root is drawn mostly from traditional or theoretical data. Authoritative and recent resources vary. The British Herbal Compendium recommends taking milligrams mg of the herb in dried form, spread throughout the day into individual doses.
Traditionally, much higher doses spread out evenly in three doses were recommended. In liquid or tincture form, doses of 0. For less easily absorbed forms of the herb, such as teas or powders, gram g doses are recommended three times daily. Other studies have shown benefits from taking 6. In liquid or tincture form, some studies showed menopause symptom relief with 40 drops of the herb mixture taken orally one or twice daily for up to 24 weeks.
Limited studies have shown that certain doses of black cohosh may be more effective than others at treating individual menopause symptoms.
Additional potential dosing recommendations include:. As black cohosh preparations are not regulated by the FDA, there is also a chance that products may contain other botanical or chemical ingredients that could cause harm. Because of these uncertainties, the North American Menopause Society do not recommend the use of the herb for the treatment of menopause symptoms.
Most health authorities and studies suggest that if black cohosh is used, it should only be taken for a maximum of one year. Though rare, liver injury is the most studied, and potentially the most dangerous, complication associated with black cohosh use. Those with signs of jaundice or liver failure should immediately see a doctor.
If the signs are severe, they should seek emergency care. Many additional health complications of varying severity have been connected with the use of the black cohosh. As the herb acts as a blood thinner, bleeding and blood pressure disturbances may occur with use.
A doctor should assess symptoms that involve bleeding or become severe. Certain people may be at a higher risk of complications if using black cohosh.
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