Best known for its antibleeding properties, Shepherd's Purse Leaf has been used for centuries to reduce heavy or long menstrual cycles along with menstrual cramps.

Motherwort Leaf is especially helpful for treating irregular menstruation. It contains numerous plant-based compounds with antioxidant properties. Research also points to the fact Motherwort may reduce postpartum blood loss, alleviate anxiety, depression and inflammation.

Yarrow has earned itself the nickname of "cure-all" over the centuries, known as an amphoteric herb – meaning that it normalizes a body system. It can be used as an emmenagogue to bring on delay or absent menstruation, and to reduce heavy bleeding during menstruation.

Recognized for its tonic and nutritional value. It is rich in vitamins and minerals and has traditionally been used primarily in the spring time to stimulate slow winter blood. Nettle is a popular tonic used by many herbalists for treating iron deficiency, which improves milk supply.

Burdock root has been used for centuries in holistic medicine to treat a variety of different conditions. Traditionally, it was most commonly used as a diuretic and digestive aid. Its packed full of antioxidants, removes toxins and promotes increased circulation.

Peppermint is probably used most often to effectively relieve nausea and calm other symptoms of indigestion. But Peppermint tea can also help to relieve a headache from stress or tension and also help with one that comes from indigestion.

The nutrients found in Red Raspberry Leaf can especially help with a healthy and effectively functioning uterus. It provides almost all of the nutrients needed for uterine health, which in turn will help with a healthy pregnancy.

Well known for its ability to ease nausea and vomiting, along with lessening menstrual cramps. Ginger can be a potent remedy for alleviating menstrual symptoms.