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Buy Red Clover – Isoflavone Extracts From Trifolium Pratense

Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is a legume plant from the pea family. Its blossoms contain isoflavones – secondary plant compounds from the group of phytoestrogens, including biochanin A, formononetin, daidzein and genistein. In this category you'll find red clover supplements from Scheunengut: standardised to a defined isoflavone content, vegan and lab-tested.

Origin & Extraction

Red clover grows as a meadow plant across large parts of Europe and Asia. Extracts are made primarily from the red flower heads. They are gently dried and extracted so that the characteristic isoflavones are preserved in concentrated form and can be standardised to a consistent content.

Standardisation & Form

What matters is the standardised isoflavone content, which is transparently stated in milligrams on high-quality extracts. Red clover is available as capsules, powder or drops. It is often combined with plant compounds such as wild yam, chasteberry or lady's mantle in a complex formula.

What to Look for When Buying

Standardised isoflavone content declared in milligrams
Origin from controlled cultivation of red clover blossoms
Vegan, free from unnecessary additives
Independently lab-tested quality

Red Clover at Scheunengut

We rely on standardised raw materials with clearly declared content. Related topics include our categories for Women at Every Stage of Life and fenugreek. All products are bottled in Germany and lab-tested.

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What is red clover traditionally used for?

Red clover is a well-known plant companion, especially for women during and around menopause. It is valued for its isoflavones, plant compounds from the phytoestrogen group, including biochanin A, formononetin, daidzein and genistein. These plant compounds are structurally similar to messenger substances the body produces itself.

Which part of red clover is processed?

Extracts are made mainly from the red flower heads of Trifolium pratense, a meadow plant that grows across large parts of Europe and Asia. The flowers are gently dried and extracted so the characteristic isoflavones are preserved in concentrated form and can be adjusted to a consistent content.

What does standardisation to isoflavones mean?

Standardised means the extract is adjusted to a defined isoflavone content, stated transparently in milligrams. This ensures every portion contains a consistent share of the valuable plant compounds, regardless of natural variation in the raw material, which is exactly what you should look for when buying.

Who are red clover preparations suitable for?

Red clover is especially popular with women looking for a plant-based companion containing phytoestrogens. As a capsule, it is simple to dose and has no taste. Our red clover preparations are standardised to a defined isoflavone content, vegan and lab-tested.