False Unicorn Liquid Extract, False Unicorn (Chamaelirium Luteum) Root Powder Tincture Supplement 2 oz

Husband and I were ttc and I came across this tincture in an herbal book of mine. We both took it and I paired it with crampbark for myself. Within a month I was pregnant! Taste isn’t amazing but most tinctures aren’t. I just added it with some water to a shot glass and threw it back!

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I’m honestly not sure if it was this alone or the help of other products that helped us get a bfp after 1 year and a half of ttc. Got this recently and took it every now and then. Got a bfp July 4th

I used this and other products. It did help me regulate my ovulation. It helps with hormone. It doesn't necessarily help with miscarriages, but it was good. It doesn't taste great, but it's tolerable.

Very helpful for hormones, happy with product. Packaged well.

Great it worked

Facts: A treasured woman's botanical, false unicorn's gently curved root, which resembles a unicorn's horn, may be the source of its most common name. Used by Native American women to deter miscarriage, it is still widely used to treat a variety of problems unique to the female reproductive system. The root contains steroidal saponins which are precursors of estrogen. Steroidal saponin-containing herbs may normalize the luteal phase in women, making them useful for infertility which is associated with failure to ovulate.Preparation Methods & Dosage :One-half to 1 teaspoon of liquid extract, or 1 to 2 grams of the root in a tea, up to 3 cups per day, 1 teaspoon of root tincture, 3 times per day.Me: I have been taking this herb for a month now. I feel that it is working to balance me out. I have been trying to concieve for 8 years and I feel like nothing I have tried so far has worked for me. I know this may take more than a month to reach full benefit.Pros: Multiple benefitsCons: tastes bad and bitter also this is an endangered plant.

My husband and I have been trying for two years to conceive and a midwife told us about this. We got pregnant within a month.