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Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory - 120 V-Caps
Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory - 120 V-Caps
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- Mood Swings
- Hot Flashes
- Insomnia
- Stress & fatigue
- Decreased Libido
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Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory - 120 V-Caps
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CanPrev Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory - 120 V-Caps is a dietary supplement in capsule form, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.
MENO-PREV + MOOD AND MEMORY MENOPAUSE SUPPORT FORMULA.Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory from CanPrev helps to reduce symptoms of menopause. Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory is an all natural comprehensive formula designed to provide relief from menopausal (and perimenopausal) complaints including symptoms of mood and memory, and to improve sleep and libido. [VCAPS]
Each capsule contains:
Maca extract (lepidium meyenii) root, 4:1 250mg
Milk thistle extract (80% silymarin) 116.7mg
Gamma oryzanol (rice bran) 100mg
Rhodiola extract (3% rosavins) 80mg
Ginkgo biloba extract (24% flavoglycosides,6% terpene lactones) 53.3mg
Sage (salvia officinalis) leaf 53.3mg
Black cohosh (actaea racemosa) root 40mg
Chasteberry extract (vitex agnus castus) 4:1 40mg
Other Ingredients:
Vegetable-grade magnesium stearate (1%), vegetable capsule.
Important Information:
GMO free, no binders, no fillers.
Cautions & Warnings:
Caution advised with medical conditions including high blood pressure, clotting, liver disorders or symptoms of liver trouble such as abdominal pain, dark urine and jaundice, and bipolar spectrum disorders or any psychological disorder such as frequent anxiety or depression. User should discontinue use if hypersensitivity to milk thistle occurs.
Contraindications:
Contraindicated in pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Contraindicated with health products that affect blood coagulation such as blood thinners, fish oils, acetylsalicylic acid and vitamin E. Caution advised when used concurrently with antidepressants, medications for diabetes, high blood pressure or seizures, or hormone medications such as progesterone preparations, oral contraceptives and hormone replacement therapy.
Maca extract (lepidium meyenii) root, 4:1 250mg
Milk thistle extract (80% silymarin) 116.7mg
Gamma oryzanol (rice bran) 100mg
Rhodiola extract (3% rosavins) 80mg
Ginkgo biloba extract (24% flavoglycosides,6% terpene lactones) 53.3mg
Sage (salvia officinalis) leaf 53.3mg
Black cohosh (actaea racemosa) root 40mg
Chasteberry extract (vitex agnus castus) 4:1 40mg
Other Ingredients:
Vegetable-grade magnesium stearate (1%), vegetable capsule.
Important Information:
GMO free, no binders, no fillers.
Cautions & Warnings:
Caution advised with medical conditions including high blood pressure, clotting, liver disorders or symptoms of liver trouble such as abdominal pain, dark urine and jaundice, and bipolar spectrum disorders or any psychological disorder such as frequent anxiety or depression. User should discontinue use if hypersensitivity to milk thistle occurs.
Contraindications:
Contraindicated in pregnant and breastfeeding women.
Contraindicated with health products that affect blood coagulation such as blood thinners, fish oils, acetylsalicylic acid and vitamin E. Caution advised when used concurrently with antidepressants, medications for diabetes, high blood pressure or seizures, or hormone medications such as progesterone preparations, oral contraceptives and hormone replacement therapy.
Dosage
Adult women - Take two (2) capsules twice (2) daily with or without food or as directed by a healthcare practitioner. Take a few hours before or after taking other medi- cations. Consult a healthcare practitioner for use beyond 6 weeks. Periodic intervals of abstinence (2 week breaks before continuing) are recommended for long term use.
Adult women - Take two (2) capsules twice (2) daily with or without food or as directed by a healthcare practitioner. Take a few hours before or after taking other medi- cations. Consult a healthcare practitioner for use beyond 6 weeks. Periodic intervals of abstinence (2 week breaks before continuing) are recommended for long term use.
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promotes healthy blood flow and cardiovascular support, while
L-Glutamine
aids muscle recovery and gut health.
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supports collagen production and repair, and
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helps maintain skin, bone, and immune health.
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What is Meno-Prev?
It is an all-natural formulation designed to help women who are experiencing menopausal symptoms.
What does it contain?
It contains key ingredients like
black cohosh
and Chaste tree that help to balance hormones. Other key ingredients include Maca, which is a wonderful adaptogenic herb. A lot of times when women are going through menopause, they'll often feel tired and may experience low libido; Maca can help with this.
What happens during menopause?
There are a lot of changes in your hormones that actually lead to several menopausal symptoms. During menopause, there are a lot of changes that happen with women’s hormones, particularly the female hormones
estrogen
and progesterone.
How does it work?
It is formulated to help balance estrogen and progesterone and make thew natural transition into menopause easier.
What is the recommended dosage?
Take two capsules twice a day. Try taking it first thing in the morning and then the second dose later in the afternoon.
What can people expect from taking it?
A lot of women have seen that their hot flushes and their night sweats are greatly reduced. A lot of them will find that they have better energy, even better sexual drive. Also, it enhances their memory.
Meno-Prev Mood & Memory helps to reduce symptoms of menopause.
Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory is an all natural comprehensive formula designed to provide relief from menopausal (and perimenopausal) complaints including symptoms of mood and memory, and to improve sleep and libido.
Clinical Considerations
Vaginal Dryness
Mood Swings
Hot Flashes
Insomnia
Stress & fatigue
Decreased Libido
Improves memory
Poor Concentartion
Palpitations related to menopause
Detailed Ingredient Descriptions:
Maca Root
has traditionally been used, not only as a food staple, but also as an energizer, stress reliever, aphrodisiac and fertility enhancer (both male and female). It is consumed widely to help alleviate the symptoms of menopause including hot flashes, tender breasts and vaginal dryness and it is even believed by some to help prevent osteoporososis. Maca contains a broad composition of plant sterols, including beta-sitosterol. These compounds, in conjunction with benzyl and p-methoxybenzyl glucosinolates, are believed to produce the sexual enhancement for which maca is best known. An animal study found that after 28 weeks, results indicated that maca was effective in the prevention of estrogen deficient bone loss. This is an important finding as estrogen deficiency after menopause is considered to be one of the major determinants of bone loss and al- though more research needs to be done, maca may offer some promise in the prevention of osteoporosis.
Milk Thistle
Extract
is remarkably useful in the treatment of liver diseases such as cirrhosis,
hepatitis
and liver poisoning. It also regulates the digestion of fats, reduces inflammation of the intestines and promotes the excretion of certain hormones. Milk thistle helps promote the flow of bile from the liver and gallbladder and may also have value in the treatment of chronic uterine problems. As well, milk thistle, in combination with maca, has shown a positive effect on lipid and glucose metabolism in rats with elevated cho- lesterol, triglyceride and blood sugar levels.
Gamma Oryzanol
is an important antioxidant most commonly derived from
rice bran
oil. Gamma oryzanol has been used in the past to treat menopausal symptoms, in particular, hot flashes. Several studies have been done on gamma oryzanol's effectiveness at low- ering cholesterol. this is an important benefit for women once they reach menopause. Sugano (1997) noted that rice bran oil has been found to be as effective as other vege- table oils in lowering plasma cholesterol levels. cicero and derosa (2005), in a computer search spanning the years 1966 to 2004, found a number of promising studies confirming the ability of the oil to reduce total cholesterol and ldl by about 40% while at the same time increasing Hdl cholesterol.
Rhodiola
Extract
is recognized for its ability to help reduce fatigue and improve sleep, mental performance and energy. during perimenopause and menopause, mood swings, the 'blues', depression or an inability to cope with stress can be common emotional symptoms. the hormonal fluctuations and physical changes that take place during menopause can be very tiring and contribute to mood changes. rhodiola is an adap- togen herb and is ideally suited to address the physical and emotional stresses women face during menopause.
Ginkgo
Biloba
has a long tradition of use in chinese Medicine for improving mental performance. More recently, ginkgo has also been shown to increase mood and sexual response levels. during the perimenopausal, menopausal or postmenopausal stages, women often complain of forgetfulness, decreased libido and an inability to concentrate. these symptoms may not solely be the result of hormonal changes but may also reflect hardening of the arteries and a decrease in nutrient and oxygen supply to the brain or peripheral blood vessels. Symptoms of cerebral insufficiency include difficulties with concentration and memory, absentmindedness, confusion, lack of energy, tiredness, decreased physical performance, depressed mood and anxiety. Many experimental and clinical studies support the use of ginkgo in treating blood flow disorders. in recent years, ginkgo has also been studied for female sexual dysfunction. it seems to relax vascular muscles and increase blood flow to peripheral capillary beds. rowland and tai (2003) found in preliminary research that ginkgo may contribute to the sexual response by improving clitoral and vaginal congestion.
Sage
has been a popular plant remedy for several millennia used for a variety of ailments such as urinary tract infections (common during menopause), dyspepsia, mouth ulcers, perspiration (in particular night sweats) and inflammation. Sage has a long-standing reputation for having a beneficial effect on memory. Several double-blind, placebo- controlled studies have demonstrated sage's positive impact on mood and cognition.
Black cohosh
is now commonly used by women during menopause to relieve hot flashes. recent European studies have shown extracts of black cohosh to be a safe and effective alternative to estrogen therapy for the treatment of menopausal symptoms, particularly for women with an intolerance or contraindication to traditional synthetic hormone replacement therapy. Black cohosh has been used to alleviate both perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, including hot flashes, depression, mood changes and sleep disturbances. the effects of black cohosh can likely be attributed to its estrogen -like effects as it contains a significant amount of natural
isoflavones. the German com-mission E has stated in its monograph that black cohosh suppresses luteinising hormone (lH) and binds weakly, for a short duration, to estrogen receptors. it has also been studied for use in treating peripheral arterial disease. Historical notes have also reported black co- hosh as being helpful for headaches, irregular bleeding and increasing vaginal lubrication.
Chasteberry extract
is an herb that balances hormones via the pituitary gland, where many female hormones are produced. it regulates the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis to correct the balance of progesterone to estrogen. A decline in progesterone is usually the first physiological change in perimenopause to cause noticeable symptoms (premenstrual headaches,
PMS, irregular or heavy periods, anxiety and nervousness). Pro- gesterone is formed in the corpus luteum (a temporary gland in the ovary) after ovula- tion. However, ovulation becomes less frequent during perimenopause and contributes to a subsequent decline in progesterone. chasteberry acts directly on the hypothalamus and pituitary glands in the brain to increase luteinising hormone (lH) production and at the same time reduce the release of follicle stimulating hormone (fSH). the result is a shift in the ratio of estrogen to progesterone, in favour of progesterone.
Combination Rationale
Each medicinal ingredient in Meno-PrevTM+ Mood & Memory has been carefully researched and selected to aid in the symptomatic relief of the most common perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms. the formula is a combination of gentle herbs with demon- strated effectiveness in many of the body systems affected by the changes of menopause. Meno-PrevTM + Mood & Memory contains herbs to support three critical areas:
the liver by helping to clear excess hormones and by providing antioxidant protection
the cardiovascular system by improving circulation and helping to maintain healthy cholesterol levels
the endocrine system by improving the stress response and by balancing hormones
It is an all-natural formulation designed to help women who are experiencing menopausal symptoms.
What does it contain?
It contains key ingredients like
black cohosh
and Chaste tree that help to balance hormones. Other key ingredients include Maca, which is a wonderful adaptogenic herb. A lot of times when women are going through menopause, they'll often feel tired and may experience low libido; Maca can help with this.
What happens during menopause?
There are a lot of changes in your hormones that actually lead to several menopausal symptoms. During menopause, there are a lot of changes that happen with women’s hormones, particularly the female hormones
estrogen
and progesterone.
How does it work?
It is formulated to help balance estrogen and progesterone and make thew natural transition into menopause easier.
What is the recommended dosage?
Take two capsules twice a day. Try taking it first thing in the morning and then the second dose later in the afternoon.
What can people expect from taking it?
A lot of women have seen that their hot flushes and their night sweats are greatly reduced. A lot of them will find that they have better energy, even better sexual drive. Also, it enhances their memory.
Meno-Prev Mood & Memory helps to reduce symptoms of menopause.
Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory is an all natural comprehensive formula designed to provide relief from menopausal (and perimenopausal) complaints including symptoms of mood and memory, and to improve sleep and libido.
Clinical Considerations
Vaginal Dryness
Mood Swings
Hot Flashes
Insomnia
Stress & fatigue
Decreased Libido
Improves memory
Poor Concentartion
Palpitations related to menopause
Detailed Ingredient Descriptions:
Maca Root
has traditionally been used, not only as a food staple, but also as an energizer, stress reliever, aphrodisiac and fertility enhancer (both male and female). It is consumed widely to help alleviate the symptoms of menopause including hot flashes, tender breasts and vaginal dryness and it is even believed by some to help prevent osteoporososis. Maca contains a broad composition of plant sterols, including beta-sitosterol. These compounds, in conjunction with benzyl and p-methoxybenzyl glucosinolates, are believed to produce the sexual enhancement for which maca is best known. An animal study found that after 28 weeks, results indicated that maca was effective in the prevention of estrogen deficient bone loss. This is an important finding as estrogen deficiency after menopause is considered to be one of the major determinants of bone loss and al- though more research needs to be done, maca may offer some promise in the prevention of osteoporosis.
Milk Thistle
Extract
is remarkably useful in the treatment of liver diseases such as cirrhosis,
hepatitis
and liver poisoning. It also regulates the digestion of fats, reduces inflammation of the intestines and promotes the excretion of certain hormones. Milk thistle helps promote the flow of bile from the liver and gallbladder and may also have value in the treatment of chronic uterine problems. As well, milk thistle, in combination with maca, has shown a positive effect on lipid and glucose metabolism in rats with elevated cho- lesterol, triglyceride and blood sugar levels.
Gamma Oryzanol
is an important antioxidant most commonly derived from
rice bran
oil. Gamma oryzanol has been used in the past to treat menopausal symptoms, in particular, hot flashes. Several studies have been done on gamma oryzanol's effectiveness at low- ering cholesterol. this is an important benefit for women once they reach menopause. Sugano (1997) noted that rice bran oil has been found to be as effective as other vege- table oils in lowering plasma cholesterol levels. cicero and derosa (2005), in a computer search spanning the years 1966 to 2004, found a number of promising studies confirming the ability of the oil to reduce total cholesterol and ldl by about 40% while at the same time increasing Hdl cholesterol.
Rhodiola
Extract
is recognized for its ability to help reduce fatigue and improve sleep, mental performance and energy. during perimenopause and menopause, mood swings, the 'blues', depression or an inability to cope with stress can be common emotional symptoms. the hormonal fluctuations and physical changes that take place during menopause can be very tiring and contribute to mood changes. rhodiola is an adap- togen herb and is ideally suited to address the physical and emotional stresses women face during menopause.
Ginkgo
Biloba
has a long tradition of use in chinese Medicine for improving mental performance. More recently, ginkgo has also been shown to increase mood and sexual response levels. during the perimenopausal, menopausal or postmenopausal stages, women often complain of forgetfulness, decreased libido and an inability to concentrate. these symptoms may not solely be the result of hormonal changes but may also reflect hardening of the arteries and a decrease in nutrient and oxygen supply to the brain or peripheral blood vessels. Symptoms of cerebral insufficiency include difficulties with concentration and memory, absentmindedness, confusion, lack of energy, tiredness, decreased physical performance, depressed mood and anxiety. Many experimental and clinical studies support the use of ginkgo in treating blood flow disorders. in recent years, ginkgo has also been studied for female sexual dysfunction. it seems to relax vascular muscles and increase blood flow to peripheral capillary beds. rowland and tai (2003) found in preliminary research that ginkgo may contribute to the sexual response by improving clitoral and vaginal congestion.
Sage
has been a popular plant remedy for several millennia used for a variety of ailments such as urinary tract infections (common during menopause), dyspepsia, mouth ulcers, perspiration (in particular night sweats) and inflammation. Sage has a long-standing reputation for having a beneficial effect on memory. Several double-blind, placebo- controlled studies have demonstrated sage's positive impact on mood and cognition.
Black cohosh
is now commonly used by women during menopause to relieve hot flashes. recent European studies have shown extracts of black cohosh to be a safe and effective alternative to estrogen therapy for the treatment of menopausal symptoms, particularly for women with an intolerance or contraindication to traditional synthetic hormone replacement therapy. Black cohosh has been used to alleviate both perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, including hot flashes, depression, mood changes and sleep disturbances. the effects of black cohosh can likely be attributed to its estrogen -like effects as it contains a significant amount of natural
isoflavones. the German com-mission E has stated in its monograph that black cohosh suppresses luteinising hormone (lH) and binds weakly, for a short duration, to estrogen receptors. it has also been studied for use in treating peripheral arterial disease. Historical notes have also reported black co- hosh as being helpful for headaches, irregular bleeding and increasing vaginal lubrication.
Chasteberry extract
is an herb that balances hormones via the pituitary gland, where many female hormones are produced. it regulates the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis to correct the balance of progesterone to estrogen. A decline in progesterone is usually the first physiological change in perimenopause to cause noticeable symptoms (premenstrual headaches,
PMS, irregular or heavy periods, anxiety and nervousness). Pro- gesterone is formed in the corpus luteum (a temporary gland in the ovary) after ovula- tion. However, ovulation becomes less frequent during perimenopause and contributes to a subsequent decline in progesterone. chasteberry acts directly on the hypothalamus and pituitary glands in the brain to increase luteinising hormone (lH) production and at the same time reduce the release of follicle stimulating hormone (fSH). the result is a shift in the ratio of estrogen to progesterone, in favour of progesterone.
Combination Rationale
Each medicinal ingredient in Meno-PrevTM+ Mood & Memory has been carefully researched and selected to aid in the symptomatic relief of the most common perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms. the formula is a combination of gentle herbs with demon- strated effectiveness in many of the body systems affected by the changes of menopause. Meno-PrevTM + Mood & Memory contains herbs to support three critical areas:
the liver by helping to clear excess hormones and by providing antioxidant protection
the cardiovascular system by improving circulation and helping to maintain healthy cholesterol levels
the endocrine system by improving the stress response and by balancing hormones
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What is Meno-Prev?It is an all-natural formulation designed to help women who are experiencing menopausal symptoms.
What does it contain?
It contains key ingredients like
black cohosh
and Chaste tree that help to balance hormones. Other key ingredients include Maca, which is a wonderful adaptogenic herb. A lot of times when women are going through menopause, they'll often feel tired and may experience low libido; Maca can help with this.
What happens during menopause?
There are a lot of changes in your hormones that actually lead to several menopausal symptoms. During menopause, there are a lot of changes that happen with women’s hormones, particularly the female hormones
estrogen
and progesterone.
How does it work?
It is formulated to help balance estrogen and progesterone and make thew natural transition into menopause easier.
What is the recommended dosage?
Take two capsules twice a day. Try taking it first thing in the morning and then the second dose later in the afternoon.
What can people expect from taking it?
A lot of women have seen that their hot flushes and their night sweats are greatly reduced. A lot of them will find that they have better energy, even better sexual drive. Also, it enhances their memory.
Meno-Prev Mood & Memory helps to reduce symptoms of menopause.
Meno-Prev + Mood & Memory is an all natural comprehensive formula designed to provide relief from menopausal (and perimenopausal) complaints including symptoms of mood and memory, and to improve sleep and libido.
Clinical Considerations
Vaginal Dryness
Mood Swings
Hot Flashes
Insomnia
Stress & fatigue
Decreased Libido
Improves memory
Poor Concentartion
Palpitations related to menopause
Detailed Ingredient Descriptions:
Maca Root
has traditionally been used, not only as a food staple, but also as an energizer, stress reliever, aphrodisiac and fertility enhancer (both male and female). It is consumed widely to help alleviate the symptoms of menopause including hot flashes, tender breasts and vaginal dryness and it is even believed by some to help prevent osteoporososis. Maca contains a broad composition of plant sterols, including beta-sitosterol. These compounds, in conjunction with benzyl and p-methoxybenzyl glucosinolates, are believed to produce the sexual enhancement for which maca is best known. An animal study found that after 28 weeks, results indicated that maca was effective in the prevention of estrogen deficient bone loss. This is an important finding as estrogen deficiency after menopause is considered to be one of the major determinants of bone loss and al- though more research needs to be done, maca may offer some promise in the prevention of osteoporosis.
Milk Thistle
Extract
is remarkably useful in the treatment of liver diseases such as cirrhosis,
hepatitis
and liver poisoning. It also regulates the digestion of fats, reduces inflammation of the intestines and promotes the excretion of certain hormones. Milk thistle helps promote the flow of bile from the liver and gallbladder and may also have value in the treatment of chronic uterine problems. As well, milk thistle, in combination with maca, has shown a positive effect on lipid and glucose metabolism in rats with elevated cho- lesterol, triglyceride and blood sugar levels.
Gamma Oryzanol
is an important antioxidant most commonly derived from
rice bran
oil. Gamma oryzanol has been used in the past to treat menopausal symptoms, in particular, hot flashes. Several studies have been done on gamma oryzanol's effectiveness at low- ering cholesterol. this is an important benefit for women once they reach menopause. Sugano (1997) noted that rice bran oil has been found to be as effective as other vege- table oils in lowering plasma cholesterol levels. cicero and derosa (2005), in a computer search spanning the years 1966 to 2004, found a number of promising studies confirming the ability of the oil to reduce total cholesterol and ldl by about 40% while at the same time increasing Hdl cholesterol.
Rhodiola
Extract
is recognized for its ability to help reduce fatigue and improve sleep, mental performance and energy. during perimenopause and menopause, mood swings, the 'blues', depression or an inability to cope with stress can be common emotional symptoms. the hormonal fluctuations and physical changes that take place during menopause can be very tiring and contribute to mood changes. rhodiola is an adap- togen herb and is ideally suited to address the physical and emotional stresses women face during menopause.
Ginkgo
Biloba
has a long tradition of use in chinese Medicine for improving mental performance. More recently, ginkgo has also been shown to increase mood and sexual response levels. during the perimenopausal, menopausal or postmenopausal stages, women often complain of forgetfulness, decreased libido and an inability to concentrate. these symptoms may not solely be the result of hormonal changes but may also reflect hardening of the arteries and a decrease in nutrient and oxygen supply to the brain or peripheral blood vessels. Symptoms of cerebral insufficiency include difficulties with concentration and memory, absentmindedness, confusion, lack of energy, tiredness, decreased physical performance, depressed mood and anxiety. Many experimental and clinical studies support the use of ginkgo in treating blood flow disorders. in recent years, ginkgo has also been studied for female sexual dysfunction. it seems to relax vascular muscles and increase blood flow to peripheral capillary beds. rowland and tai (2003) found in preliminary research that ginkgo may contribute to the sexual response by improving clitoral and vaginal congestion.
Sage
has been a popular plant remedy for several millennia used for a variety of ailments such as urinary tract infections (common during menopause), dyspepsia, mouth ulcers, perspiration (in particular night sweats) and inflammation. Sage has a long-standing reputation for having a beneficial effect on memory. Several double-blind, placebo- controlled studies have demonstrated sage's positive impact on mood and cognition.
Black cohosh
is now commonly used by women during menopause to relieve hot flashes. recent European studies have shown extracts of black cohosh to be a safe and effective alternative to estrogen therapy for the treatment of menopausal symptoms, particularly for women with an intolerance or contraindication to traditional synthetic hormone replacement therapy. Black cohosh has been used to alleviate both perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms, including hot flashes, depression, mood changes and sleep disturbances. the effects of black cohosh can likely be attributed to its estrogen -like effects as it contains a significant amount of natural
isoflavones. the German com-mission E has stated in its monograph that black cohosh suppresses luteinising hormone (lH) and binds weakly, for a short duration, to estrogen receptors. it has also been studied for use in treating peripheral arterial disease. Historical notes have also reported black co- hosh as being helpful for headaches, irregular bleeding and increasing vaginal lubrication.
Chasteberry extract
is an herb that balances hormones via the pituitary gland, where many female hormones are produced. it regulates the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis to correct the balance of progesterone to estrogen. A decline in progesterone is usually the first physiological change in perimenopause to cause noticeable symptoms (premenstrual headaches,
PMS, irregular or heavy periods, anxiety and nervousness). Pro- gesterone is formed in the corpus luteum (a temporary gland in the ovary) after ovula- tion. However, ovulation becomes less frequent during perimenopause and contributes to a subsequent decline in progesterone. chasteberry acts directly on the hypothalamus and pituitary glands in the brain to increase luteinising hormone (lH) production and at the same time reduce the release of follicle stimulating hormone (fSH). the result is a shift in the ratio of estrogen to progesterone, in favour of progesterone.
Combination Rationale
Each medicinal ingredient in Meno-PrevTM+ Mood & Memory has been carefully researched and selected to aid in the symptomatic relief of the most common perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms. the formula is a combination of gentle herbs with demon- strated effectiveness in many of the body systems affected by the changes of menopause. Meno-PrevTM + Mood & Memory contains herbs to support three critical areas:
the liver by helping to clear excess hormones and by providing antioxidant protection
the cardiovascular system by improving circulation and helping to maintain healthy cholesterol levels
the endocrine system by improving the stress response and by balancing hormones
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