Indications:
- Support for naturally balancing hormones.
- Eases menopausal hot flushes and night sweats.
- Supports the nervous system during menopause as well as the associated mood swings, anxiety and insomnia.
- Supports a healthy libido during menopause.
- Contributes to supporting healthy bones.
Smoothe the transition with herbals
Black cohosh safely helps provide the required hormone balancing to help ease women through the menopausal transition. One of the main ways it achieves this is by regulating the hypothalamus-pituitary axis, the master endocrine control system. When this axis is regulated, a profound and lasting effect can be achieved in hormonal balance.
One of the active ingredients, triterpene glycosides has an effect upon the hypothalamus-pituitary system which leads to secondary effects upon the reproductive and sympathetic/parasympathetic nervous systems. Black cohosh also has positive effects on the mood by activating serotonin receptors.
Gamma oryzanol may minimise hot flushes due to its effects on luteinising hormone. Gamma Oryzanol possesses antioxidant properties and may support healthy cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
Wild yam is thought to have oestrogenic properties. Its contents, adenosine and arbutin, are thought to be responsible for these oestrogenic effects in regulating the female endocrine system. Wild yam possesses antioxidant properties and may lower elevated triglyceride levels.
Health and wellness during hormonal changes
Ipriflavone enhances osteoblast function and inhibits parathyroid hormone stimulated bone resorption, thus improving bone density. The chemical structure of ipriflavone resembles that of oestrogens, however it only exerts oestrogenic effects on bones.
Tribulus terrestris alleviates many of the symptoms of the female menopause and may improve sexual desire due to its effects on the testosterone level. Tribulus terrestris may improve mood, energy and stamina.
Muira puama may improve libido. It may also have adaptogenic properties and can be used to support the nervous system and for treating mild cases of exhaustion. It has also been seen to improve memory.
Vitamin B6 is required for amino acid metabolism. It is converted to coenzyme pyridoxal phosphate which is necessary for a wide variety of metabolic reactions. These reactions include transamination of amino acids and the synthesis of neurotransmitters, particularly serotonin and dopamine. Serotonin and dopamine are known to affect an individual’s mood in a positive way and normally elevate the mood.
Along with a healthy lifestyle, MenoScript by Medford helps address the various aspects of menopause for a smooth transition, without compromising health.
