how much black cohosh do I take to induce labor?
Black cohosh is a perennial plant that comes from the same family as the buttercup. It grows in central and eastern United States. Black cohosh has been used for centuries, notably in the Native American culture, as a remedy for a number of female health conditions including: • Menstrual cramps • Hot flashes • Arthritis • Sore throats • Muscle aches and pains • Indigestion • Cough • Repelling insects (applied topically) • Treating snake bites (applied topically) Black cohosh is traditionally used today in natural medicine to control the symptoms of menopause, which can include night sweats and hot flashes, mood disorders, and vaginal dryness. It is also often used by natural health practitioners to assist with menstrual cramps and water retention related to menstruation.
