Hormones play an important part in all our bodily functions. In order to maintain optimal bodily health it is essential to ensure that your hormones are properly balanced. Feeling good, looking good, and having a sustainable supply of energy are all part the functions that hormones play in our bodies. When your hormones are imbalanced there is a dangerous possibility that a wide range of symptoms will negatively affect your mood and energy. But more seriously, such conditions can lead to problems such as uterine fibroid tumours, fibrocystic breasts, hormone positive cancers, and thyroid dysfunction or type-2 diabetes.

Benefits:
*Relieves menstrual symptoms
*Alleviates effects of menopause
*Manages and sustains hormone levels
*Balances sex hormones

Hormones are naturally produced by the body and fluctuate throughout a person’s life. Soon after puberty, women begin to experience menstruation, followed in later years of life by premenopause and menopause. Men experience what is know as andropause, a less commonly know phenomena in which men around age 35 experience a slow and steady decrease in their dominant sex hormones (testosterone and dehydroepiandrosterone).

Transitional periods are a difficult time in our lives and take a heavy toll on our bodies. Hormonal imbalances are a main reason why these periods cause so much trouble. But with proper attention to hormonal balance it is possible to significantly reduce the discomfort experienced in these transitional periods. When hormonal imbalances occur it is possible that serious hormone related health concerns will be experienced. The intensity and severity of symptoms that are brought about by hormonal imbalances increase with age, but it is important to note that age is not the fundamental cause of declining health. Hormone fluctuation in one direction or the other can significantly accelerate aging and increase risk of disease.

Extreme hormonal imbalance is a condition which brings with it some particularly dangerous health risks for women. When estrogen levels vary in relation to progesterone levels a condition known as estrogen dominance occurs. Estrogen dominance can be brought on by more than simply a lack of hormone production. Hormone replacement therapy, birth control pills, stress, obesity, poor liver function, perimenopause, and glandular dysfunction are all contributing factors that can lead to estrogen dominance.

With proper nutritional support, exercise, herbs, and vitamin and mineral supplements, it is possible to find PMS and menopausal symptom relief and restore the balance of sex hormones to healthy, sustainable and manageable level.