Meno Cool - Hot Flushes and Night Sweats

Black Cohosh has a long history of traditional use in North American Indian medicine and has been widely used in Western cultures since the early 1800's most commonly for relief from hot flushes and night sweats as well as to ease vaginal dryness, reduce irritability, and help the body adapt to stress.

• Helps reduce night sweats

• Relieves sleeplessness

• Supports healthy hormonal balance

• Enhances uterine health

Sage has been used for centuries in traditional Western and Eastern medicine and is a key herb for those suffering from hot flushes and night sweats. With these 2 precious herbs, Meno Calm has you covered for both day and night.

Astragalus is also widely used in Western herbal medicine for maintaining healthy adrenal gland function, which is important because the adrenal glands produce several hormones that are involved in supporting the body’s response to stress.

• Helps reduce night sweats

• Relieves symptoms of menopause

• Relieves night sweats

• Helps body adapt to stress

• Maintains healthy adrenal gland function

Hops is well known as the bittering agent in beer brewing native to northern Europe, the female flowers of hops known as seed cones have been traditionally used to treat hot flushes, sleep disturbances, anxiety and sexual dysfunction. Historically, hops were first observed to have some hormonal effect when female hop-pickers experienced changes to their menstrual flow. It is now known that hops contain a potent phytoestrogen that works best when your gut microbiome is also working optimally.

While hops is well known for its hormone regulating effects, it is also beneficial for the nervous system and can help restore a sense of calm and wellbeing.

• Relieves sleeplessness

• Supports healthy hormonal balance

• Reduces mood swings

Betacaroteneis a compound recovered from the red-orange pigment found in fruits and vegetables. Betacarotene is a potent antioxidant and carotenoid which the body converts into Vitamin A, an essential nutrient for our immune system, mucous membranes, skin, and eye health. Betacarotene protects the body from free radical damage which happens through oxidation and can contribute to several chronic illnesses.

Because betacarotene supports healthy mucous membranes, it can help with vaginal dryness symptoms. When hormones are out of balance, vaginal tissue can become thin and fragile, leading to painful sex, so increased intake of vitamin A can promote lubrication where you need it most.

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