The wild yam cream contains a combination of herbs including Wild Yam (diosgenin), Chaste Berry and Red Clover. These herbs in particular are effective at "influencing" progesterone in the body. Progesterone controls the other hormones including estrogen. If you are estrogen dominant or estrogen deficient, the promotion/influence of progesterone from the cream will help stabilise or balance your estrogen levels and other hormones. 

Yes, teenagers can use wild yam cream to help ease menstrual cramp discomfort, use as  per instructions and break during period.  

 No, we do not recommend using wild yam cream while on birth control, including The Pill. 

Modani Naturals Wild Yam Cream is crafted with an abundance of natural plant-infused herbal extracts, oils, and butters, making it safe for facial use and is deeply hydrating. Rich in phytoestrogens, Wild Yam Root contains diosgenin, an antioxidant that enhances the skin’s plumpness. This cream is a versatile addition to your skincare routine, helping to maintain a balanced body and calm mind.  

Apply the cream in the evening to your face and neck, replacing the usual area you apply it to. Use the standard amount you’ve been using, such as a pea-sized amount, about the size of the back of your fingernail.

People who have hormone-sensitive conditions, such as breast or uterine cancer are not advised to use wild yam because of its potential ability to influence estrogen production. More studies are needed in this area.   

Yes, after a hysterectomy, progesterone and estrogen levels usually decrease. Modani's Wild Yam relief cream may still help balance estrogen levels by influencing progesterone in the body. This will help support your body throughout your menopause symptoms.  

Stay on the safe side and avoid use. Hormone-sensitive conditions such as breast cancer, uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, endometriosis, or uterine fibroids: are not advised to use wild yam because of its potential ability to influence estrogen production. More studies are needed in this area. If unsure, please speak to your GP or medical professional.  

There is insufficient evidence about whether wild yam is safe during pregnancy, breast-feeding, or for young children so we feel it's best to avoid use during these times.  

Wild yam cream may interact with other medications. Always speak to your doctor before using.  

Yes, wild yam cream has been known to support mild symptoms of mild arthritis, back pain, muscular tension and cramps.