Queen Anne’s Lace has long been a secret among women as old as time. As a form of sovereign contraception, to use her was simple: Chew a spoonful of her seeds on “the morning after” pregnancy was a risk.
The way that Queen Anne’s Lace works is tricky, and no one knows exactly how she works, although many people have theories. The thought is that by blocking progesterone, QAL can be used as a form of contraception by preventing ovulation and implantation. But, she is also a reproductive tonic, helping to modulate hormones, regulate cycles, and promote fertility, depending on when she is used. She also is an antispasmodic and an emmenagogue, so she can be used to support a painful menses as well.
Beyond hormonal affinity, Queen Anne's Lace also has an affinity for the kidneys and urinary tract, along with the digestive system! As a natural antimicrobial and diuretic, Queen Anne's Lace can be supportive for symptoms of urinary tract infections, edema, and diarrhea or constipation.
Ingredients: Fresh Daucus carota seeds, Fresh Daucus carota flowers, Gluten Free Vodka | 60 ml
*Please read dosing and notes for research and examples of use. It is imperative that the user be willing to take full responsibility for the use of this herb by reading through all of the material for best results.
It has been recommended to not use QAL as a sole form of contraception. This can be as simple as using her alongside a fertility awareness method and tracking your ovulation and cycles.
For more information on dosage and use, check out the following articles/resources:
- https://www.robinrosebennett.com/resources/wild-carrot-exploration-summary-august-2011
- http://www.sisterzeus.com/qaluse.htm
- https://aradicle.blogspot.com/2007/10/wild-carrot-seed.html
- https://www.mollyduttonkenny.com/blog-mdk/using-queen-annes-lace-for-managing-fertility
Queen Anne’s Lace has long been a secret among women as old as time. As a form of sovereign contraception, to use her was simple: Chew a spoonful of her seeds on “the morning after” pregnancy was a risk.
The way that Queen Anne’s Lace works is tricky, and no one knows exactly how she works, although many people have theories. The thought is that by blocking progesterone, QAL can be used as a form of contraception by preventing ovulation and implantation. But, she is also a reproductive tonic, helping to modulate hormones, regulate cycles, and promote fertility, depending on when she is used. She also is an antispasmodic and an emmenagogue, so she can be used to support a painful menses as well.
Beyond hormonal affinity, Queen Anne's Lace also has an affinity for the kidneys and urinary tract, along with the digestive system! As a natural antimicrobial and diuretic, Queen Anne's Lace can be supportive for symptoms of urinary tract infections, edema, and diarrhea or constipation.
Ingredients: Fresh Daucus carota seeds, Fresh Daucus carota flowers, Gluten Free Vodka | 60 ml
*Please read dosing and notes for research and examples of use. It is imperative that the user be willing to take full responsibility for the use of this herb by reading through all of the material for best results.
It has been recommended to not use QAL as a sole form of contraception. This can be as simple as using her alongside a fertility awareness method and tracking your ovulation and cycles.
For more information on dosage and use, check out the following articles/resources:
- https://www.robinrosebennett.com/resources/wild-carrot-exploration-summary-august-2011
- http://www.sisterzeus.com/qaluse.htm
- https://aradicle.blogspot.com/2007/10/wild-carrot-seed.html
- https://www.mollyduttonkenny.com/blog-mdk/using-queen-annes-lace-for-managing-fertility