1.Hot flashes.
2.Insomnia.
3.Moodiness.
4.Restlessness and irritability.

What is menopause?
Menopause is the time at mid-life when a woman has her last period. It happens when the ovaries stop releasing eggs - usually a gradual process. Sometimes it happens all at once.
Perimenopause is the period of gradual changes that lead into menopause. It affects a woman's hormones, body, and feelings. It can be a stop-start process that may take months or years.
Climacteric is another word for the time when a woman passes from the reproductive to the non-reproductive years of her life.
The ovaries' production of estrogen slows down during perimenopause. Hormone levels fluctuate, causing changes just as they did during adolescence.
The changes leading to menopause may seem much more intense than those during puberty. The intensity may be affected by a woman's feelings about aging, including her reactions to social judgments about aging.
Induced menopause occurs if the ovaries are removed or damaged as in hysterectomy or chemotherapy. In this case, menopause begins immediately, with no perimenopause. The time after menopause is called Postmenopause.
The average age for a woman's final period is 51, but it can occur as early as age 40 and as late as age 60. Each woman's experience with menopause is unique. Some women experience very few changes during this time, while others report noticeable symptoms.

Treatment, diet and lifestyle.
Dealing with menopause is best accomplished through a combination of diet, healthy lifestyle and alternative or natural treatments.
Many doctors are early in prescribing radical treatments such as Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)without fully educating their patients on the risks and side effects associated with the treatment.
Before embarking on a radical treatment plan, consider first the proven, 100% safe, effective, natural remedy - MellowPause.

What is MellowPause?
Estrogen dominance is also a factor in some of the more troublesome symptoms of menopause as well as Pre-Menstrual Syndrome (PMS) and complaints like Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS). Estrogen dominance is thought to occur when there is a drop in progesterone production during menopause.
In the case of severe menopausal symptoms, we recommend that MellowPause be taken together with Dong Quai which it has been shown to be effective in the induction of progesterone receptor activity, thereby further balancing the estrogen/progesterone ratios.

Why is MellowPause better than HRT and soy?
The risks and long term effects of HRT are well known, and MellowPause is a much more comprehensive solution than soy-based products. Soy has been shown to have positive effect on hormone balancing, Menopause's combination of ingredients make it effective for not only hormone balancing, but helps with other menopausal symptoms such as irritability, mood swings and insomnia.

The Complete Menopause Program;
We has put together a trio of natural remedies to form a complete menopause program: MellowPause, Dong Quai, and Femalite. Each remedy, on its own, has been shown to be highly effective. When used together, they have a synergistic effect.

What are the MellowPause Ingredients?
Black Cohosh
Pasque Flower
MellowPause can also be taken with Dong Quai for long-term relief.

How do I use MellowPause?
10 to 15 drops in a 1/4 glass of water three times daily or as prescribed.
CAUTION: Safety during pregnancy or breastfeeding has not yet been established.

How long will a bottle last?
One bottle of MellowPause will last 25-30 days.
MellowPause is manufactured according to the highest pharmaceutical standards. Individual ingredients are well-researched and are natural, safe and effective.

Disclaimer:: The information on this website is intended for educational purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure and is not a substitute for a professional consultation with a medical or health professional. Do not make any changes or additions to your prescription medicine without first consulting your doctor. Should symptoms persist, please consult your doctor.

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