RPS1 / ADHUC

Sage:
400 mg
Historically used as an adjuvant for various female ailments. It has recently been re-evaluated, highlighting the presence of hormone-like phytoestrogens playing hormone substitutive actions for menopausal women and emmenagogue during menstrual problems. It has proven to be active against post-menopausal syndrome aliments, having a strong anti-sweating action, disinfectant properties and being an intestinal tonic suitable in case of colitis when accompanied by diarrhoea.

Passionflower:
200 mg
Having a calming and relaxing effect on the CNS, likely due to the presence of flavonoids with serotoninergic actions. Traditional use of the plant is a tried and tested demonstration of its sedative properties, especially on the anxious and emotional domains. Recent studies have proven that these flavonoids are able to bind to brain benzodiazepine receptors. This explains where the plant’s calming properties stem from and why it is one of the most commonly used plant remedies for nervous system disorders. It is extremely useful during menopause as it can alleviate anxiousness, emotional instability, which is sometimes associated with hot flushes and makes the affected person nervous.

Soy isoflavones:
80 mg
Source of plant-based phytoestrogens, replacing natural oestrogens, which the body produces only in limited quantities during menopause. Thus, helpful in alleviating menopause symptoms like hot flushes, palpitations and osteoporosis caused by reduced levels of these hormones. Also with powerful antioxidant, restorative and adaptogenic properties, helping increase the body's internal energy levels, and aiding memory capacity and attention span.

Black cohosh:
140 mg
Working on gonadotropins, reducing the LH/FSH ratio. Such (ratio) alterations often cause imbalances and disorders during both a woman’s period and in menopause. It also has anti-inflammatory properties actively helping re-balancing and the proper functioning of the female sexual organs.