24/04/2026
New!
MENO-PAUSE "NATURAL HORMONAL SUPPORT'
20% Angelica sinensis (D**g Quai) (1:3, 45%)
20% Trifolium pratense (Red clover) (1:3, 45%)
20% Foeniculum vulgare (Fennel) (1:3, 45%)
20% Paeonia lactiflora (Red peony root)
(1:3, 45%)
20% Dioscorea villosa (Wild yam) (1:3, 45%)
Angelica sinensis (D**g quai), Trifolium pratense (Red clover), Foeniculum vulgare (Fennel seed), Paeonia lactiflora (Red peony), Dioscorea villosa (Wild yam).
The menopause is a natural ageing process occurring in the ovaries. It marks the end of a voman's reproductive years. The whole process can be divided into different phases begin- ning with the perimenopausal period when hormone levels begin to fluctuate, leading eventu- ally to the postmenopausal period when the periods have ceased and the female hormones such as oestrogen have decreased significantly from the levels they were during a woman's reproductive years. The whole process can begin around age 45 and continue for 10 years oi more. During the process many symptoms and the effects of a reduced oestrogen level can be experienced. The symptoms experienced include breast tenderness, changs in menstrual flow, alterations in mood, exacerbation of other symptoms such as headaches and migraines not flushes/night sweats, chills, vaginal dryness and infections, urinary tract infections educed libido, poor concentration, memory loss, brain fog, depression or anxiety, fatigue insomnia, joint pain and osteoporosis
Fortunately, nature has provided many herbs containing constituents that interact with oes trogen and hormone receptors and help to support a woman's body during the menopausal years. The herbal constituents in question are often called phyto-oestrogens. The best known and most publicised of the phyto-oestrogens are the isoflavones found in soya products. Red clover also contains isoflavone phyto-oestrogens. However, Wild yam (Dioscorea) contains phyto-oestrogens that belong to the steroidal saponin class of chemicals. Fennel contains the phenylpropanoid phyto-oestrogen anethole whilst Chinese angelica contains the dihydroph- halide group of phyto-oestrogens. As the names of these different groups of phyto-oestroger suggests, they have different structures, but all interact with the human oestrogen receptor Interestingly, women differ in their sensitivity to the different groups. For example, you may find Chinese angelica works best for you, whilst your sister may find red clover better, due to our in-built, naturally varying individual sensitivities tO each group. In order to maximise the ef- ect we have therefore deliberately mixed together these herbs specifically to provide a broac array of the different classes of phyto-oestrogens.
nterestingly, the Peony in the formula acts without interacting with hormone receptors. In- stead, it works on the temperature control mechanisms of the body to combat hot flushes. The formula therefore attacks menopausal symptoms from two angles
To take the mixture, simply add 20 drops to a little cold water and take on an empty stomach, three times a day. One bottle contains a one month supply and can be taken for years if required.
f you are taking HRT or are using any other oestrogenic or progestogenic medication this formula will not be suitable for you.
If you are taking anti-oestrogen medication such as Tamoxifen, Letrozole Anastrazole etc then do not take this formula
Do not use this formula if you have or being treated for hormone dependani cancers such as breast, ovarian, or womb cancer.
If you are taking Tibolone, corticosteroids such as prednisolone, anabolic steroids such as nandrolone, this formula will not be suitable for you.
