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The formula combines vitex (Vitex agnus-castus, also called chaste tree berry), used for centuries in European herbal practice for cycle support, with tribulus (Tribulus terrestris) and rhodiola (Rhodiola rosea), an adaptogen used in Scandinavian and Russian botanical traditions. Maca, dong quai, motherwort, red raspberry leaf, and alfalfa add additional traditional herbs. A digestive-enzyme blend (amylase, protease, lipase, cellulase, and lactase) supports the gentleness of the formula in the stomach.
The suggested use is two capsules taken one to two times daily with food. Most people settle into the formula over the first week and continue consistently for the eight-to-twelve weeks before trying to conceive, since most herbal cycle effects emerge over one to three full cycles. Take alongside a prenatal multivitamin so the standard preconception nutrients (folate, iodine, iron if needed, choline) are covered separately.
Stop the formula at the first positive pregnancy test. If you take prescription medications, are breastfeeding, or have a hormone-sensitive medical condition, talk to your clinician before starting and review the warnings below.
Plan on eight to twelve weeks of consistent daily use. Most cycle changes from herbs like vitex emerge over one to three full cycles.
No. Stop the formula at the first positive test and continue only the prenatal multivitamin. Vitex affects prolactin, which is needed in early pregnancy.
Yes. They serve different roles: this formula is herbal cycle support; the prenatal covers the standard preconception nutrients (folate, iodine, iron if needed, choline). If digestion is sensitive, separating them by a few hours or taking with food helps.
Do not combine. Herbs that affect pituitary signaling can conflict with fertility medications and clinic protocols. Pause the formula during medicated cycles unless your fertility specialist specifically approves.
Possible effects include digestive upset, headache, breast tenderness, or spotting. Dong quai and motherwort can affect bleeding. Stop and consult a clinician if you experience heavy bleeding, severe headache, or rash.
It is formulated for female cycle physiology and contains herbs that act on prolactin and uterine tone. Male preconception support typically uses a different ingredient profile (zinc, L-carnitine, CoQ10, omega-3).