Cimicifuga capsules for restoring female hormonal balance 30 pcs.

Cimicifuga is a powerful phytoestrogen for women’s health.

The lifestyle of a modern woman is determined by a rapid rhythm, both at work and in the family, and the deteriorating ecology, unbalanced nutrition, and constant stress are unfavorable factors that take away strength and energy, which negatively affects the physical and psychological state.

Loss of strength, irritability, apathy, and depression often result from such a life race.

The female body is a complex biosystem that nature has endowed with high adaptive capabilities, but it also needs additional protection and maintenance in working condition.

Special attention should be paid to a woman’s health in three periods of her life: puberty, childbearing age and menopause. At this time, the body is especially vulnerable to hormonal changes and constant psycho-emotional overload, which contributes to the growth of various female pathologies. Thus, about 90% of women aged 13 to 50 suffer from the manifestations of premenstrual syndrome (PMS). It is extremely important to maintain the balance of hormones in a woman’s body, both in the case of PMS and in case of menstrual cycle disorders, when symptoms of menopause appear, which may also indicate hormonal problems. We recommend cimicifuga as a remedy for menopause

During menopause, most women face a number of problems – these are “flushes” of blood to the face, irregular menstruation, weight gain, spontaneous sweating, sudden mood swings, increased fatigue, sleep disorders, etc. Most often, these symptoms are expressed so strongly that a woman cannot do without medical help. Indeed, such deviations can be corrected. Usually in such situations, doctors recommend hormone-containing drugs. However, many women avoid taking them because of possible side effects, so the use of natural phytoproducts is considered an effective alternative.

Alternative methods are indicated for mild to moderate hormonal imbalances, as well as for women who have contraindications to hormone replacement therapy. Recently, they have been receiving increasing attention as safe and effective means of correcting hormonal disorders. Before prescribing alternative therapy for hormonal disorders, it is necessary to consult a specialist and undergo an examination in the same way as before prescribing hormone replacement therapy.

Alternative drugs for menopause include phytoestrogens – substances that have a hormone-like (estrogenic) effect. Once in the body, they have effects similar to the action of a woman’s own estrogens, but do not have side effects, unlike synthetic hormones.

High concentrations of phytoestrogens are found in some plants, especially soy, black cohosh and Dioscorea roots, whole wheat grains, green tea, red clover, seeds, berries, and fruit pits.

In Asian countries, where the diet is traditionally dominated by plant foods (primarily soy products), disorders associated with the onset of menopause are less common in women and occur in a less pronounced form. In Europe, the frequency of “hot flashes” in the perimenopausal period ranges from 70-80%, in China, Singapore, Japan – 14 – 18%.