Wild Yam
True Source of Natural Female Hormones

Wild yams form part of the diet of the pygmies of tropical regions of the world, from central Africa to Latin America and the Philippines.

They were used as food. The most popular of these yams are the Mexican wild yams which include the following: Diascora barbasco, Diascorae villosa, Diascorae batatas, Diascorae floribunda and Diascorae composita.

They are also called colic – root, devils bones or rheumatism root.

Wild yam is a traditional African food, especially amongst the pygmies.

This variety of yam is mentioned here not necessarily as an African food, but because of its relationship to sweet yam in general. It is increasingly popular world wide because of its many medicinal uses.

Uses of Wild Mexican Yam

The active ingredient of wild Mexican yam is a saponin called diosgenin. This agent after extraction from yam is converted to natural progesterone or dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA).

This chemical conversion can not take place inside the body on its own.

These steroids helps to regulate smooth muscles, release of other types of hormones, division of cells on the surface of the uterus, and lots more.

It comes as wild Mexican yam cream, of which you could find various strengths. It is lipid based cream, and often applied over the skin, with excellent absorption rates.

The following are common uses of wild Mexican yam cream:

• Menstrual pain relieve

• Contraception

• Irregular or excessive periods (menstruation)

• Relieve of hot flushes in menopausal women

• Prevent and treat vaginal dryness in menopausal women

• Osteoporosis

• Protection against breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and endometrial cancer

• Prevent obesity

• Lower blood pressure

• Antispasmodic to prevent threatened abortion and intestinal colic in children

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