Product Information
Unived’s Menopause Management is formulated with phytonutrients and micronutrients which are validated to provide relief from menopausal symptoms like sudden estrogen drop, hot flushes, insomnia, and degrading bone, joint and vaginal health by helping the body gradually adapt to low estrogen.
Unived’s Menopause Management is 100% vegan with natural and plant-based ingredients that are specifically chosen and strategically formulated with adequate quantities based on research to address the issue of menopause. It contains Genistein, Diindolylmethane, KSM-66 Ashwagandha root extract, minerals like Zinc, Boron, Vitamin D3, and Vitamin E.
Unived’s Menopause Management is for every women experiencing menopause symptoms, usually around the age of 45 and more. Women should begin consumption whenever their menopausal symptoms begin to show and continue for a period of 3-4 years, until their symptoms have vanished. This product can also be used by women with estrogen dominance, as it helps regulate healthy estrogen metabolism promoting beneficial estrogen levels and inhibiting the harmful one.
Key Benefits
- Holistic menopause relieve support
- Maintains healthy estrogen levels.
- Provides relief from menopausal symptoms.
- Helps prevent post-menopausal bone loss.
- Prevents the risk of development of estrogen related disorders.
- Helps the body gradually adapt to escaping estrogen level.
Ingredient Information
- Diindolylmethane (DIM) Powder - 307mg
- KSM-66® Organic Ashwagandha Root Extract – 300mg
- Organic Moringa Powder - 103mg
- Genistein Powder – 60mg
- Zinc Citrate – 44mg
- Boron Proteinate – 30mg
- Naturall-e™ d-Alpha-Tocopherol Powder from Soya Oilseed – 30mg
- Vitashine™ Vitamin D3 Powder from Lichen – 6mg
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Menopause is an unavoidable phase of every woman’s life. This is an important period as it marks the end of fertile years but the transition is not as smooth for some as it may seem. There is a drastic change in hormone levels and an imbalance of Leutenizing hormone, FSH and estrogen. These imbalances then result in symptoms like hot flushes, night sweats, insomnia, unstable mood, irritation, bone loss, joint health problems, pain, and vaginal dryness and estrogen-related cancer.
Why does Menopause happen?
At birth, the ovaries have all the eggs that a woman will ever have, and over the course of menstruating lives, the certain hormone signals their release for reproduction. As we age, egg reserves decline, so in response, ovaries slow down the production of hormones like estrogen and progesterone. This decrease in sex hormones has far-reaching implications, from energy metabolism, to mood and beyond. How does Menopause happen?
Menopause happens in transition through different stages. The stages of Menopause transition are:
1. Perimenopause – it is the phase in which the signs of appearing menopause commences. It is a brief period of around a year with early, reduced, irregular or absent menstural cycle.
2. Menopause – this majorly involves all the symptoms and covers the transitional phase from perimenopause up until the final menstural period.
3. Post-Menopause – this is the perios where no mensturation has occurred in 12 months.
Hormonal Changes During Menopause: Fluctuating levels of Estrogen: Dominance, Reduction & Drop.
Image credit: Psychologytoday.com There is a fluctuation in estrogen levels seen during the Menopause transition. Initially there is a sudden estrogen dominance in the perimenopausal stage and reduced estrogen during menopausal stage followed by a sudden and drastic drop in estrogen post-menopausal stage. These fluctuations result in bloating, breast tenderness, heavy bleeding (during dominance) and hot flushes, night sweats, palpitations, headaches, insomnia, fatigue, bone loss, and vaginal dryness (during reduction and drop).
Symptoms of menopause
The average onset of menopausal symptoms is around 45.5 to 47.5 years. Women may feel various symptoms and discomfort which may vary in length and experience. Menopause leads to fluctuating levels of estrogen through the stages of menopause until it drops towards the last stage and also contributes to loss of bone mineral density.Menopausal women will develop a series of physical and psychological disorders including:
- Hot flushes
- Sweating
- Insomnia
- Fatigue
- Cardiac discomfort
- Bladder problems
- Dryness in the vagina
- Pain in the joints, and rheumatoid complaints
- Impatience/Irritability/mental exhaustion.
Managing Menopausal Symptoms
Menopausal symptoms have a substantial effect on the physical, and mental well-being and overall quality of life of women. Increased awareness about menopause, its physiology and symptoms, and coping strategies through nutritional interventions, exercise, and diet can drastically help women going through a time of menopausal transition.
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Mode of Action:
- Genistein: Source of estrogen that resembles human estrogen 17 beta-estradiol. It may positively regulate bone cell metabolism and prevent bone loss caused by estrogen deficiency without harmful estrogenic activity in the breast and uterus.
- Diindolylmethane (DIM): DIM is one of the best-characterized and most abundant bioactive compounds found in commonly consumes crucifers. DIM can be considered an anti-aging agent through its ability to stimulate cellular detoxification pathways. Resets the natural estrogen production in the body, inhibits harmful & enhances favorable 22-hydroxy estrogen levels.
- Boron: Works like a drain blocker & prevents estrogen-related loss of Calcium, magnesium & phosphorous thus maintaining bone mineral density. Also elevates 17 beta-estradiol.
- Zinc: It supports the stress response. Inadequate or excess cortisol (the stress hormone) affects the production of estrogen and progesterone in women. May help in maintaining the composition of the vaginal extracellular matrix.
- KSM-66® Ashwangandha: Reduces stress hormone Cortisol, improves mood & reduces hot flashes, sweating, irritability, anxiety, physical and mental exhaustion.
- Vitamin D3: Prevents bone loss associated with menopause and helps maintain bone mineral content and reduces the risks of osteoporosis and fractures post-menopause.
- Vitamin E: Acts as an antioxidant and is effectively seen to reduce hot flushes.
How long does Unived’s Menopause Management take to relieve symptoms?
With regular use one should start seeing result within 2 month’s time, however results may vary between individuals depending of various factors.
Are there any side effects?
It use as directed one must not experience any side effects.
Does Unived’s Menopause Management interfere with sleep?
No. Unived’s Menopause supplement does not have any direct influences on sleep, but its consumption may result in improved sleep and as it will help fight at root cause to eliminate insomnia. It will also help reduce stress hormone, hot flashes, and sweating during night which will result in better sleep.
How should I consumeit? What happens if I miss a dose?
1 serving = 2 capsules should be taken daily after lunch. Please do not take it on empty stomach as the ingredients work best in presence of fat and insulin. Do not exceed the stated recommended daily dose. If you have missed a dose, take it as soon as you remember it but do not take it if its almost time for your next dose.
Can Unived;s Menopasue Management be taken at night time/before bed?
It works best when taken right after food, so it can be taken after dinner. Just be sure to eat enough to facilitate the functions of the supplement.
Does Unived’s Menopause Management supplement affect hormones? Is it a hormone supplement?
Unived’s Menopause Management is not a hormone supplement. It does not contain any human hormones. It is a supplement made from plant estrogen Genistein that resembles human estrogen. DIM os naturally present in cruciferuos vegetable and metabolized within the body to release out good estrogen and inhibit bad ones, also contains KSM-66® which is the most potent ashwagandha extract along with vitamin D3, E, mineral, Zinc, and Boron.
Does this supplement reduce estrogen dominance even without menopause?
It will not increase your progesterone levels. But yes, Unived’s Menopause Management is carefully formulated to support healthy estrogen levels and reduce the harmful estrogens. It will increase good estrogen and if you are not near menopause you might ovulate, which eventually will increase your progesterone levels and lower estrogen dominance.
Will Unived’s Menopause Management reduce hair fall?
If your hair fall is die to hormonal imbalance, less estrogen, more testosterone etc., then it might help.
Will it reduce appearance of facial & chest hair, vaginal dryness and female sexual desire?
All these problems and other symptoms are associated with sudden fall in estrogen levels, once the estrogen is restored there will be relief in these issues, and gradual estrogen decline will not be as bad.
Will Unived’s Menopause Management help you avoid menopause?
No. Menopause is a phase of every woman’s life which will occur. This supplement will help you cope with it and not go through all the bad experience which normally come along with Menopause.
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