[Dynseli]

The last time I researched species of Pueraria, which was over last year, it's properties couldn't definitely be pinned down. The closest paper said it seemed to have estrogenic, and progestogenic properties, but that paper wasn't too sure. Because of the lack of research, I can only figure what it possibly does through anecdotal evidence. By what it does on cycles, it causes heavy and erratic periods. There was another effect it had, that was consistent with a progestogenic or prolactin property on periods, but I forgot the specific. Causing heavy periods, suggests that it either raises a combination of LH, FSH, Estrogen, Androgens. There was a counter but weaker effect of Pueraria that was consistent with Progesterone or Prolactin.

There has been a lot of attention for pueraria at BreastNexus. Possibly, because that it has a reputation for somewhat having efficacy. This could be attributed to it having combined properties that work in synergy, but still the evidence that even this is overly imbalanced, as seen with the symptoms it causes.

Pueraria is written about a lot in scientific papers that it has questionable safety and mixed results with regards to tumors and cancer. It's possibly because it causes an overbalance in a specific hormone (likely Estrogen or Estrogen related), but I won't go against the qualms the research papers pointed out. It is not for certain why it has mixed results with regards to tumors/cancer, whether it has a phytochemical that is a carcinogen or if it's simply because of imbalance.