Red Clover

Red clover may counter depressive symptoms in older women

04-Mar-2010 By Stephen Daniells

Post-menopausal women taking supplements of a red clover extract may experience fewer symptoms of depression and anxiety, says a new randomised trial from Austria.

Novogen reports red clover sales growth

30-Aug-2005 By Dominique Patton

Sales of Novogen's red clover supplements have been boosted by more
targeted advertising and increased distribution in three key
markets, said the firm yesterday.

Red clover investigated for effect on menopause, PMS symptoms

08-Aug-2005 By Dominique Patton

UK doctors, struggling to give advice to women on alternatives to
hormone replacement therapy (HRT), are launching a study to find
out how effective red clover is at preventing the hot flushes
experienced during menopause.

Red clover sales down at Novogen

28-Feb-2005

Novogen is blaming lower US sales of its red clover-based
supplements in the first six months of 2004 on consumer confusion
due to the conflicting publicity regarding the safety and efficacy
of HRT and natural menopause products.

Novogen reinforces position in US, European markets

19-Jan-2005

Shares in Australian isoflavone specialist Novogen climbed more
than 3 per cent this week on news that the firm had settled a
patent dispute with the leading US supplements retailer GNC over
its red clover product.

Herbal research spurred on by HRT risk

11-Jul-2003

The University of Illinois at Chicago is to investigate the
effectiveness of the herbals black cohosh and red clover for relief
of menopause symptoms.

Red clover tested for oestrogenic activity

31-Jan-2002

New research from a team based at the University of Illinois at
Chicago has assessed the oestrogenic and anti-oestrogenic activity
of Trifolium pratense L, or red clover, extracts.

Botanical extract company launches new Red Clover product

23-Nov-2001

Linnea, Swiss manufacturer of botanical extracts, announced this
week the launch of a new Red Clover extract.

Red clover supplement eases pain

14-Nov-2001

A red clover isoflavone dietary supplement can lessen breast pain
experienced by women during their menstrual cycles, researchers
from Australia report this week.