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“A few preliminary studies found that chasteberry may improve some symptoms of premenstrual syndrome but the evidence isn’t firm.” Even though Chasteberry is known as a supplement that can be helpful to many people especially women, there is not any proven evidence yet. We can’t use, nor trust a product that has no proven evidence whether this product is beneficial.. A proven evidence is always needed to use a product to assure trust. Chasteberry is a product we can’t use due to the lack of evidence proving to be beneficial regardless of historical evidence depicting that Chasteberry was used as an treatment on various ways. Even though there are many advertisements saying that Chasteberry supplement is beneficial today, not buying and using

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