Kacip Fatimah For Women's Longevity

Kacip Fatimah or its scientific name Labissa Pumila is often referred to as the female counterpart for Tongkat Ali (eurycoma longifolia), both of which share the similarity of enhancing vitality and improving sexual health for women and men respectively. In Southeast Asia, mainly Indonesia and Malaysia, it is used for physical and inner health of women is an age-old tradition. Aside from the purpose of enhancing sexual health, there are other benefits of the commonly used herbal plant.

1. Anti-aging factor
A recent collaboration research between Malaysia (University of Technology) and Korea (Dongguk University) has proved that it helps to stimulate collagen production that keeps connective skin tissue together. It is also proven that it can reduce melanin production and act as anti-oxidant that can make skin fairer and reduce face spots. All of these can result in every woman's desired ageless appearance.

2. Slimming effect
With frequent intake of Kacip Fatimah, women's abdominal muscle can be toned and firmed. It also helps to increase metabolic functions thus helping women to accomplish a slimmer figure.

3. Pre- and post-labor ease
For pregnant women, it can help reduced the pain of pre and post-labor. They have to make it a routine to drink a braised dried Kacip Fatimah roots. The plant mixture can help women fasten the delivery during labor and immediately regain strength after birth.

The secret lies deep in the roots of its plant. Studies have found that there are phytoestrogen or plant estrogen properties in its roots that stimulate women's hormones. Advancement has seen Kacip Fatimah being commercialized in form of energy drinks and capsules to suit the busy lives of today's women.

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