Organic Chaste Tree Berries (Vitex)

Botanical Name: Vitex agnus castus Common Names: Chaste Tree Fruit, Monk's Pepper, Agnolyt, Gattilier, Abraham’s Balm. Folk Name: ''Chasteberry'' Magical Folk Uses:  Fertility magick, brings balance to ones sexual energies; stops unwanted advances from the opposite sex. The names Monk's Pepper and Chasteberry give us an idea of how this plant was thought to function. During the Middle Ages, monks would sprinkle ground Vitex, which has a slightly peppery taste, on their food. They did this not only for the flavor but also because they believed it could help reduce their sexual desires. Medicinal Folk Uses:  In ancient medicine, Chasteberry was used to treat a range of conditions such as premenstrual discomfort, menstrual irregularities, and to support women's reproductive health. It was also believed to have a role in promoting fertility, reducing the risk of miscarriage, and aiding lactation. Additionally, Chasteberry was used to manage symptoms related to menopause and to address s