What is wild yam?
Wild yam is the name for Dioscorea villosa, a climbing plant native to North America. For this product, the rhizome is used, known for the plant compound diosgenin.
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Wild yam is a climbing plant native to North America that has long been known in herbal tradition. Swanson uses the root of Dioscorea villosa and combines a standardized extract with root powder, totaling 500mg per capsule. A serving of two capsules provides 1000mg. A jar contains 100 capsules, enough for fifty servings.
Wild yam is the name for Dioscorea villosa, a climbing plant that naturally grows in the forests of North America. It is the rhizome that is used, not the above-ground parts. The plant is known for diosgenin, a plant saponin that naturally occurs in the root and to which this product is standardized.
A serving of two capsules combines 810mg of wild yam root extract with 190mg of root powder, totaling 1000mg. The extract is standardized to 10 percent diosgenin, so each serving contains a fixed amount of this plant compound. By supplementing the extract with powder from the whole root, you also get other naturally occurring plant compounds in addition to diosgenin.
Diosgenin is a steroid saponin, a group of plant compounds that naturally occur in various plants. In wild yam root, it is the most mentioned substance. In this product, the content is set at 10 percent of the extract, which amounts to 81mg of diosgenin per serving of two capsules.
In addition to the wild yam extract and root powder, the capsule only contains rice flour. The capsule itself is made of gelatin and is therefore not suitable for vegans. The product is gluten-free and contains no soy. You take two capsules daily with water.
Swanson combines a standardized extract with whole wild yam root powder, for a total of 1000mg per serving.
The extract is standardised to 10 per cent diosgenin, a plant saponin from the root of Dioscorea villosa.
A pot contains 100 capsules, totalling fifty servings at two capsules per day.
Swanson Health Products has been making supplements since 1969 from Fargo, North Dakota, under GMP guidelines for manufacturing control.
* Percentage van de referentie inname volgens Verordening (EU) Nr. 1169/2011.
** Reference intake unknown.
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Wild yam is the name for Dioscorea villosa, a climbing plant native to North America. For this product, the rhizome is used, known for the plant compound diosgenin.
A two-capsule serving provides 1000mg: 810mg standardised extract and 190mg root powder. Per capsule, that is 500mg.
No. The root is plant-based, but the capsule is made of gelatin, an animal protein. This makes the product unsuitable for vegans or vegetarians.
Diosgenin is a steroid saponin, a plant compound naturally found in wild yam. The extract in this product is standardized to 10 percent diosgenin.
The advice is 2 capsules per day with water. Adhere to the recommended amount and read the safety information carefully.
Yes. Swanson Wild Yam Root is gluten-free and soy-free. The capsule is made of gelatin.