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Safe, Natural Solutions For Women’s Health Issues – Including PMS and Menopause Relief

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PMS & Menopause Remedy

Safe and effective alternative treatment of symptoms of Menopause and PMS are available through natural herbs such as Dong Quai, Wild Yam and Black Cohosh. Approximately six million American women take hormone replacement therapy which is now under review as a result of a federal study known as the Women’s health initiative. This study found that combined Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) with estrogen and progestin raises a women’s risk of heart disease, stroke and breast cancer and may worsen symptoms of anxiety and depression.

Menopause -

Hormonal imbalance during Menopause (and Peri/Post Menoupause) may cause hot flashes, mood swings, camping, bloating, fatigue and more. Women’s hormones control her growth, reproductive cycle, energy, mood and emotional state.

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Natural supplements supply the body with the nutrients necessary to regain and retain hormonal balance, including Wild Yam, Don Quai, Black Cohosh and includes nutrients to replenishes calcium and reduces salt-sensitive hypertension.

PMS (Pre Menstrual Syndrome) -

Approximately eighty percent of women of reproductive age experience PMS symptoms. Bloating, painful cramping, headache, mood swings are common symptoms of premenstrual syndrome.

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This PMS formula works by correcting the imbalance between the pituitary gland, ovaries, uterus, thyroid and liver which cause often debilitating premenstrual syndrome symptoms. It includes Chaste Berry, a potent herb to support hormone imbalance; and Cramp Bark, a remedy helpful for uterine colic (cramps), pain of the uterus, ovaries and erratic pelvic cramps.

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Menopause is a change in life many women welcome
We all go through changes as our body’s age and one of these is menopause. This is a condition we normally associate with women but there is also a form of male menopause. In short, menopause is a change in hormones in your body that usually occurs to mark the end of a woman’s child bearing years. It is the end of the occurrence of her menstrual cycle and hormones bring on this change. It is as natural for a woman as the beginning of her menstrual cycle although it can be a much longer period of change. Some women suffer greatly over a period of years as their bodies undergo this transformation. Other women barely notice the change other than they stop their monthly release of blood.

Hormones send the messages that our bodies listen to!
Hormones are one of the body's great communication networks. The others are the nervous and immune systems. A hormone molecule, released by one of about a dozen glands, travels through the blood until it reaches a cell with a receptor that it fits. Then, like a key in a lock, the molecule attaches to the receptor and sends a signal inside the cell. The signal may tell the cell to produce a certain protein or to multiply. Glands and nerve cells signal endocrine glands about temperature changes, hunger, fear, growth needs or other stimuli. In response, endocrine glands release hormones to carry instructions to specific cells.