Pueraria Mirifica (PM) is a natural medicine for many problems, such as high cholesterol, menopause symptoms, osteoporosis, and dryness in the vagina. PM is unique from other herbs because it’s the only herb with miroestrol. The Thai names for Pueraria Mirifica (PM) are “Kwao Krua” or “White Kwao Krua”. It is part of the Papilionoideae subfamily, which is a branch of the Leguminosae family. The word Pueraria Mirifica comes from two Latin roots: puer and mirificus. Given this etymology, PM is known as the miracle plant. The plant can be found in the woodlands of Northern, Western, and Northeastern Thailand. Its tuberous roots possess the active chemicals.

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Pueraria Mirifica (PM) is a natural medicine for many problems, such as high cholesterol, menopause symptoms, osteoporosis, and dryness in the vagina. PM is unique from other herbs because it’s the only herb with miroestrol. The Thai names for Pueraria Mirifica (PM) are “Kwao Krua” or “White Kwao Krua”.

Scientists around the world have given their attention to PM because it has been a “rejuvenating” plant for over a century. The rejuvenating power of Pueraria Mirifica was discovered

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) can mitigate any changes associated with aging. Phytoestrogens in Pureraria Mirifica can be a more effective alternative than HRT. The binding

Miroestrol and Deoxymiroestrol are compounds exclusive to Pueraria Mirifica. They are more active than soy Isoflavones. As stated in the Journal of Natural Products, Deoxymiroestrol

The following side effects can occur when taking Pueraria Mirifica:
Body fat increase / Bowel irritation / Breast tenderness …

Various methods were used for test of Pueraria Mirifica with the accepted standards. BAM (2013) was the methods used for finding micro-organism criteria. The JAOAC (2007)

The safe dosage was determined by a study done on rats. In this study, rats were able to take a maximum Pueraria Mirifica amount of approximately 100 mg/kg/day and found safe.