A tall woodland plant with white flower spikes, used by Indigenous peoples of eastern North America and by 19th-century Eclectic doctors, and now one of the best-known herbs for hot flushes. Here’s what the tradition used it for, what the menopause studies really show, the EU amounts, and why its rare liver warning matters.
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