Hot Flashes are probably the most common symptom associated with menopause. This symptom is believed to affect around 50% of perimenopause and nearer to 75% of menopausal women. Hot flashes can be described as sudden feelings of extreme heat in ... read more

It’s when you realize that you have gained a few pounds. Your body looks different. You are noticing a new, very annoying roundness to your tummy. Your waistline seems to have disappeared. The scale is becoming your enemy… yet you’re not ... read more

For women, menopause is a dreaded phase on her life cycle. The common misconception of menopause is that the woman is no longer attractive and desired physically and sexually. Menopause is also a period of emotional turmoil when many women ... read more

ProEsta® provides natural yet powerful support for your hormonal system before, during and after menopause. ProEsta® helps with PMS symptoms and reduces irritability and depression. It can improve libido and act as a mood enhancer. ProEsta® ... read more

Its Coming…..whether you like it or not if you are a woman in you mid forties or early fifties. You may start to notice that your body is changing, and not sure why. It may be that your periods are not the same or you are not sleeping as ... read more

Many women see induced menopause as the end of their life. The thought of not being able to have children is often seen as a death sentence to a younger woman who is forced to go through menopause. They are not worried about menopause relief, ... read more

Menopause is a natural occurrence in the reproductive cycle of the entire female population, eventually one way or another. But thankfully, millions of women have found a menopause treatment by taking a combination of herbs for menopause and ... read more

Every woman is different, with unique health and circumstances. So there is no clear cut answer as to how long hot flashes last and how you can find some menopause relief. Hot flashes are directly related to physical and mental health. ... read more

The hormonal changes associated with menopause actually begin prior to the last menstrual period, during a 3- to 5-year period called perimenopause. The ovaries begin producing lower amounts of estrogen and other steroid hormones prior to ... read more