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Chasteberry extract | 365 tablets | Vit4ever

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Categorie Herbs & Plants
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Vit4ever Chasteberry Extract

Chasteberry is a classic of European herbal tradition. The plant is officially called Vitex agnus-castus, a Mediterranean shrub with purple flowers and dark berries. These berries taste peppery, which is why monks used to use them as a pepper substitute. Hence the name. Vit4ever makes a tablet with 20 mg of chasteberry extract per piece, at a 10:1 ratio. One small tablet per day, 365 pieces in a jar, enough for a full year without reordering in between.

What chasteberry exactly is

Chasteberry comes from Vitex agnus-castus, a deciduous shrub from the Mediterranean region and parts of Western Asia. The dried berries have been used since ancient times, among other things as a spice. In Dutch, it is also called kuisboom. The shrub can grow up to six meters tall and bears small, dark fruits that resemble peppercorns. So, a herb with a long history, which still has a permanent place in the herb cabinet today. It was also used in monasteries in the past, which is reflected in the nickname kuisboom. The plant is now commercially grown in, among other places, Southern and Eastern Europe, where the climate matches the original growing conditions around the Mediterranean.

What a 10:1 extract means

The label states a 10:1 extract. That number tells you how concentrated it is. For 20 mg of extract, 200 mg of dried chasteberry has been processed, so ten times as much plant material. An extract is therefore more concentrated than loose dried herb powder from the same berry. With herbs, the composition varies greatly per harvest, depending on soil, climate, and harvest time. That is why modern herbal products use a standardized extract, where the amount of marker substances is controlled. This way, you know exactly what is in each tablet, instead of a varying amount of loose herb powder. The quality of a Vitex extract is often assessed based on marker substances such as agnuside. By the way, if you look into the herb cabinet, you will see chasteberry in all kinds of forms: loose dried berry, tincture in a dropper bottle, or powder in a capsule. A standardized extract like this has a practical advantage. You don't have to weigh it out, drop it, or estimate how much dried berry is actually in a spoonful of powder. One tablet is the same every day, with the same amount of extract in it. That also makes it easier to stick to a regular routine.

The substances in the berry

The berries of chasteberry contain a mix of plant substances: iridoid glycosides such as agnuside and aucubine, flavonoids, and diterpenes. What many people do not know: the plant itself contains no hormones and does not add any to your body. There are no approved health claims for chasteberry. That is why we describe the plant, the extract, and the amount per tablet on this page.

Vegan tablets without fillers

The composition is short: chasteberry extract, microcrystalline cellulose as a carrier to be able to press the tablet, and stearic acid as an anti-caking agent. No magnesium stearate, no artificial colors or flavors, no preservatives. The tablets are kept small, so easy to swallow, and completely plant-based. This way, you know exactly what you are taking in.

In short: Vit4ever delivers chasteberry as a standardized 10:1 extract in a clean, vegan tablet, with 365 pieces enough for a full year. A sensible choice for those who want to use this classic herb in a fixed, daily form, without weighing powders or counting drops.

Why Vit4ever Chasteberry extract?

20mg extract in 10:1 ratio

Each tablet contains 20mg of chasteberry extract in a 10:1 concentration, equivalent to 200mg of dried berry. This means a significant amount of plant material is packed into a small tablet.

Short list of ingredients

Monk pepper extract, cellulose and stearic acid. No magnesium stearate, no artificial colors or flavors. The extract is in a plant-based tablet, suitable for a vegan diet.

365 tablets, a year's supply

At one tablet per day, a bottle lasts a full year, to be taken with sufficient water.

Vitex agnus-castus in Herbal Tradition

Chasteberry is one of the oldest herbs in European tradition, already mentioned in ancient times. Vit4ever uses the fruit extract of the plant for this.

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* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.

** Reference intake unknown.

Ingredients:
Microcrystalline cellulose, chaste tree extract (Vitex agnus-castus), anti-caking agent: stearic acid.
Suggested use:
Take 1 tablet daily whole with sufficient water, preferably with a meal. Do not exceed the recommended dosage.
Storage advice:
Store in a dry, dark place at room temperature, out of reach of young children.
Safety:
For adults only. Not suitable for children. Do not use monk's cap during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Not recommended if you have a personal or family history of breast cancer. Consult a doctor first if you are taking hormonal medication (such as the contraceptive pill), medications that affect the dopamine system, or have a hormone-sensitive condition. Do not exceed the recommended daily dose. Dietary supplements are not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a balanced lifestyle.

Health claims

Why is there little information about how this product works?
Within the European Union, only health claims authorized by the European Commission may be used. There are no authorized health claims for this product or its ingredients. Therefore, on this page we mainly describe the composition, the amounts per serving and the use. A food supplement is not a substitute for a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is chasteberry?

Chasteberry is the English name for Vitex agnus-castus, a Mediterranean shrub with dark, pepper-like berries. These berries have been used in herbal traditions for centuries. In Dutch, the plant is also called 'kuisboom' (chaste tree).

How many tablets should I take per day?

The recommended dosage is 1 tablet per day, swallowed whole with sufficient water. Preferably take with a meal. Do not exceed the recommended dose.

How do you use monk's pepper?

Take 1 tablet whole daily with plenty of water, preferably with a meal. With 365 tablets, one bottle lasts a full year.

Who should not use chasteberry?

Do not use chasteberry during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. If you are undergoing medical treatment, are taking hormonal medication such as the birth control pill, or medications that affect the dopamine system, consult your doctor first. The same applies if you have a hormone-sensitive condition.

Does monk's beard contain hormones?

No. The plant itself does not contain hormones. The berries contain plant compounds such as iridoid glycosides (agnuside and aucubine), flavonoids, and diterpenes.

What does a 10:1 extract mean?

A 10:1 extract means that ten times more plant material has been processed than the final weight. Thus, 20 mg of extract corresponds to 200 mg of dried chaste tree berry. An extract is more concentrated than loose powder from the berry, and with standardisation, the amount of marker compounds is more consistent.