It is one of the oldest medicinal plants we have a reference of in the Ebers papyrus (an Egyptian document from the 15th century BC. It’s an herb very rich in phytoestrogens and it’s very popular because it contributes to the production of hormones and the development of the mammary glands feeding the estrogens.

Sabal’s berry inhibits androgen and estrogen receptor activity, balancing them. Another very important function is the normalization of the activities of glands and organs.

It is an approximately 5 feet shrub, not very demanding in terms of choosing the land to grow. The fennel is one of plants with more flavonoids, helping the production of hormones and facilitating the development of the mammary glands.

Dioscorea Villosa or Wild Yam is probably the most used plant in the elaboration of tonics for womens health. Its use to increase the size of the breast tissue and regenerate it is widespread, and also as a sexual stimulant. It has been used for a long time to benefit women's reproductive health, including the premenstrual syndrome and menopause.

Laminaria Japonica or Brown Seaweed is found in the North Atlantic Ocean and North Pacific Ocean, usually at depths of 8 to 39 m. Medicinally, it is used to induce the cervical dilation of the uterus, to increase the metabolism rate of the body and to maintain a healthy hormonal system.

A shrub of the Turnera family that reaches up to 6.5 feet of height, with leaves very rich in cineol, cymol, pinene, glycoside, arbutine, tannin and resin. The combination of these ingredients contributes to regularize women’s menstrual cycle and stimulate the function of the ovaries, helping the enhancement of the female breast.

Root generally growing in humid ravines, meadows, borders of rivers and coast zones, which has been used for centuries to combat symptoms and cramps derived from menopause. It is more than proven that Dong Quai helps women to keep their hormonal system balance and to avoid eventual imbalances.

Small herbaceous plant with cardiotonic properties thanks to having small amounts of tannins, saponines, flavonoids and bitter glycosides. It is a contrasted uterine stimulant.

A plant widespread throughout Europe and Asia, occasionally found in North America, Chile and Argentina. It has been used for many years around the world as an effective hormonal stabilizing agent in women and because of its positive action as stomach tonic agent.

Humulus Lupulus or Common Hop is a typical shrub in Europe and Asia and it is rich in flavonoids, whose action in the regulating of the hormonal production facilitates the development of the mammary glands. It is also used to relax the central nervous system, as a treatment for insomnia and to reduce the tension and anxiety.

Avena sativa or Common oat reached the United States through Scotland, and apart from being an excellent source of nutrients, it also helps to maintain the nervous system healthy, and relieve insomnia. Avena Sativa is rich in saponins, flavonoids, minerals and alkaloids necessary for maintaining a healthy hormonal system, which facilitates the development of the mammary glands.

Pueraria lobata (or kudzu) is native from China and Japan, where it was taken to the United States at the end of the nineteenth century. It is distributed in most of the eastern United States, although it is more common in the area south of the continent. Its extraordinary vitality explains its Latin name -Pueraria lobata-, which means "forever young". As with other flavonoid-type substances, components of the root are associated with improved microcirculation and blood flow in the arteries that make up the breasts.

Bioperine is a standardized extract of piperine, the main alkaloid of black pepper, being an extremely pure and safe form of it. It is obtained from the fruits in the plants cultivated in humid regions, rich in Nigrum L. (black pepper). Its scientific name is Piper nigrum and it is a member of the Piperacea family. It is a tropical plant from India and Java. It was introduced in Greece by Alexander The Great.  The legend says that Eudoxo of Cicico was the first European to bring pepper to Europe, among other spices.  It was such a rare and expensive product that it was used as a currency during the middle age.  Its high value was one of the reasons why the Portuguese started searching for routes in the islands of the spices in the East around Africa.  Biopeperine is a new and revolutionary patented ingredient that significantly improves the absorption of the rest of the ingredients, facilitating its assimilation while speeding and improving the results in an extraordinary way.