Wild Yam.Dioscorea villosa and Phytochemicals.

Contents

• Botanical Basic data of Wild Yam.Dioscorea Villosa.
• Botanical Description of Wild Yam.Dioscorea Villosa.
• Properties of Wild Yam.Dioscorea Villosa.
• Wild Yam and Its Phytochemicals.
• Discover of disgenin from Wild Yam.Dioscorea Villosa.
• Food and Pharmaceutical Uses of Wild Yam:Huai Shan Yao.
• What is hormone banlancing mechanism? Wild Yam act as hormone balancer,diosgenin as substitution of progesterone.
• Breast Enlargement effect of Diosgenin as phytoestrogens.
• Why should Women Use Wild Yam?
• Therapeutic Action,Pharmacology and application of Wild Yam.Dioscorea Villosa and diosgenin.
• Dosage Recomments,Safety Toxicity and Administrations.
• Conclusions and summary.
• Final report of the amended safety assessment of Dioscorea Villosa Wild Yam root extract.
• Uses based on scientific evidence.
• Diosgenin and Wild Yam Research Update.
• Dioscorea Use in Chinese Medicine.
• How Search engine think about Diosgenin and Yam.
• Research update.
• Photo Gallery of Dioscorea villosa.

Breast Enlargement effect of Diosgenin as phytoestrogens.:

Wild Yam is probably the most widely used herbal tonic for women health. It is widely used as a breast enlarger and a sexual stimulant and is recommended by herbalist Susan Weed author of "Breast Cancer? Breast Health!" for healthy breast tissue.

 Wild Yam has long been used for it benefits in women reproductive health, including premenstrual syndrome and menopausal problems. It can be taken in capsules or in tea (though there are mixed opinions on the flavor). The powder can be added to creams or vaginal ointments, and can be added to your lotion for breast massage. The phyto-nutrients in wild yam are a good compliment to the nutrients in fenugreek for stimulating breast size increases.

 Our skin has the ability to absorb elements that come in contact with it. These elements travel with the blood flow or accumulate in tissues. Nicotine patches, essential oil blends work this way. The benefits of it are obvious: nutrients and vitamins do not travel through the digestive system and liver, where they can be broken down and lose their effect. Diosgenin becomes nearly useless after it goes through the liver.

 On the other hand, when phytoestrogens is applied to such areas as breasts, inner thighs, belly, it easily penetrates the skin. When phytoestrogens is accumulated in breast tissues, it makes fat cells a little bigger, which adds fullness and roundness to the breasts. It does not increase the number of cells, therefore there is a limit to size increase, and the increase itself depends on the amount of fat cells already present.
 

 After phytoestrogens get into the blood flow, they cause mild estrogenic effect. In other words, they "draw attention" of cell receptors and lock on them preventing real estrogen from producing significant and often undesirable effect. That is why women who suffer from PMS, cramping, menopausal discomfort will benefit from Wild Yam cream. Before the breast enlargement effect was discovered, Wild Yam had been used to treat these complaints for hundreds of years.

 Whether you want to balance your hormones, or to add fullness to the breasts, Wild Yam cream can be a part of the solution. The results will depend on your actual hormone levels. Sometimes additional food supplements will be necessary for hormone balancing and faster results.

 The use of phytochemicals as a form of female hormone replacement therapy is an evolving science about which much confusion reigns for potential users. For example, natural progesterone, made from plant sterols, has historically been produced from diosgenin found in wild yam (Dioscorea) roots. Diosgenin is one of the many phytogenins contained in various species of wild yam.

 The diosgenin molecule is similar to progesterone produced by the human body. Many pharmaceutical companies have standardized wild yam extracts to specific diosgenin levels to try and equal or mimic the synthetic prescription hormone's activity.

 Then there are three types of additional phytohormones used for estrogen replacement therapy. Estriol, Estrone, and Estradiol are all derived from either soybean plants or Mexican wild yams. These naturally-occurring progesterone and estrogen products are much friendlier to women's bodies than the conventionally prescribed synthetic pharmaceuticals.

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• Wild Yam.Dioscorea villosa and Phytochemicals.

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♣ last edit date:08th,Oct.2010.