Hops
300 mgHops can help coping with the signs associated with menopause, like hot flushes, sweating, restlessness and irritability.
For the vast majority of women, the mid-40s mark the beginning of a whole new and - to be honest - slightly turbulent phase of life: Menopause!
During this phase of life, the female body undergoes major hormonal changes. And it can affect you both physically and emotionally.
Not sure if you're in menopause? Or close to it? We've compiled 13 of the most common signs.
Take a look at the list and see if you notice any of them.
One of the first signs of menopause is often a change in your period. Some women find that their periods become heavier. For others, periods become less frequent or irregular.
Hot flushes are the most common of all menopause symptoms. They are an intense feeling of heat, especially on the face and upper body, that happens suddenly. Some people sweat at the same time.
Maybe you feel irritable or sad more often? Hormonal changes can affect your emotions, which is why mood swings often accompany menopause.
Some women find that the hair on their head becomes thinner or falls out more easily. This is due to changes in hormone balance, which can affect your hair growth.
Do you wake up drenched in sweat? It could be a sign of menopause. When the body reduces its oestrogen production, we become more sensitive to temperature fluctuations. This is why most women experience hot flushes during menopause, especially at night.
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Oestrogen keeps the vagina moist and supple. However, when oestrogen production decreases, the vaginal lining becomes thinner and drier, which can lead to discomfort and itching. For some, it can also make sexual intercourse an unpleasant experience.
Difficulty falling asleep? It's not uncommon during menopause. Some women also suffer from nocturnal awakenings or wake up earlier than usual.
Some women gain weight, especially around the stomach. This is due to changes in hormone balance. Healthy eating habits and exercise are the solution.
Maybe you find it hard to concentrate, forget things or can't find the right words? When oestrogen levels drop, the brain can struggle to generate enough energy to focus.
During menopause, interest in sex can change. For most people, the desire for sex decreases. But for some women, the opposite actually happens: they feel more desire!
Some people get sore muscles and joints. Especially in the fingers and wrists. Oestrogen protects joints from inflammation, so when oestrogen levels drop, the joints no longer have the same protection.
The heart rhythm may change and the heartbeat may become more noticeable. These are also common signs of menopause.
Hormonal changes can affect energy levels and some women struggle with fatigue and low energy. If you're also experiencing sleep disturbances, it's no wonder your batteries can feel drained.
It's important to remember that menopause is a natural phase in every woman's life and that you are not alone on this journey.
Give yourself permission to listen to your body, take care of yourself and seek support when you need it. Whether it's through a healthy lifestyle, supplements, medical treatment or a combination of these, there are many ways to tackle the challenges of menopause.
One of them is 4HER Menopause, a dietary supplement specially developed to support women through menopause.
With ingredients like red clover, sage and vitamin B12, 4HER Menopause is a natural way to manage the challenges of menopause:
By making 4HER Menopause part of your daily routine, you can get the natural support you need to tackle menopause symptoms.
Do something good for yourself ❤️ Order 4HER Menopause today.
4HER Menopause contains a unique combination of 14 different vitamins, minerals and traditional ingredients from nature.
4HER Menopause is the supplement for those who want a more comfortable menopause – without hot flashes or night sweats.
HOT FLASHES AND NIGHT SWEATS
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