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WILD YAM
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WILD YAM
Source:
Rhizomes.
Content:
Alkaloids, dioscin, diosgenin, phytosterols, starch, steroidal saponins, tannins.
Uses:
Anti-inflammatory. Indicated for: gallbladder, hypoglycemia, kidney stones, female disorders (PMS, menopause), muscle spasms, promoting perspiration. Is said to have effects similar to progesterone hormone.
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