Cycle-Friendly Dietary Supplement Capsules - 60pcs

Detailed product description

Approximately 90% of women struggle with estrogen dominance.

Xenoestrogens present in the environment (synthetic compounds that behave as estrogen hormones) contribute significantly to the development of this condition. Before we assume that these substances do not affect us, we must unfortunately be aware of the fact that industrial emissions, synthetic cleaning agents, and various combustion products can all contain them.

Consequently, this applies to the vast majority of our food as well. In this regard, foods of animal origin present the greatest risk, as their fat content means they can contain these substances in much higher concentrations, since we are talking about fat-soluble compounds.

Thus, it is perhaps not surprising if we struggle with hormonal imbalances. The range of problems stemming from this is almost endless.

Increased fatigue, thinning hair, or constant weight gain can all signal the presence of too much estrogen in the body. Unfortunately, in many cases, it involves much more than that. The increased presence of xenoestrogens in the body can cause serious health problems, such as

• gynecological problems (endometriosis, myoma)
• malignant processes affecting the reproductive system
• infertility in both women and men
• diseases affecting the cardiovascular system…

Naturally occurring herbs and useful substances are capable of counteracting the negative effects of xenoestrogens.

The danger of xenoestrogens stems from their ability to bind to estrogen receptors in place of natural estrogen. Plant-based active ingredients that contain natural phytoestrogens are able to displace xenoestrogens.

WTN's dietary supplement contains numerous herbs specifically for this purpose. Maca, flaxseed, or Dong Quai, beyond restoring the balance of the hormonal system, strengthen the immune system, provide vitality, and, through their calming effect, can reduce stress levels in the body.

Active ingredients: Dong Quai Root Extract 10:1 150 mg
Red Raspberry Leaf Extract 20:1 150 mg
Red Clover Extract 20:1 50 mg
Maca Root Extract 20:1 50 mg
Flaxseed Lignans, SDG 40% 50 mg

Ingredients: Dong Quai root extract, red raspberry leaf extract, gelatin (capsule), red clover extract, maca root extract, flaxseed extract.
Dosage: 

WTN Cycle-Friendly dietary supplement for women usage recommendations:

• Use cyclically before menopause as follows: from day 1 to day 13 of your menstrual cycle, then pause.
• After menopause, if you no longer menstruate: use for 2 weeks, you can start anytime, then take a 2-week break.
• Recommended amount: 1 capsule daily with a meal, with plenty of fluids.
• We recommend that while using this dietary supplement containing phytoestrogens, you incorporate regular consumption of cruciferous vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, Brussels sprouts) into your diet, as these further increase the effectiveness of the supplement.

Warning: Consuming this dietary supplement does not replace a balanced, varied, mixed diet and a healthy lifestyle. Do not exceed the recommended daily amount. Keep the product out of reach of children, in a dry, cool, dark place. Not for use under the age of 18. Not recommended during lactation and pregnancy. If you are allergic or hypersensitive to any of the product ingredients, do not use the product! The Dong Quai in the cycle-friendly dietary supplement may cause photosensitivity in those sensitive to it, so pay extra attention to protecting your skin during tanning or solarium use, or better yet, avoid strong light entirely. It is highly recommended to separate the intake of dietary supplements from coffee consumption. It is advisable to take them at least half an hour before or at least 2 hours after consuming coffee. Taking dietary supplements with dairy-based products is not recommended! If you are taking multiple dietary supplements, consult a specialist about the order in which they should be taken so that any potential neutralizing effects between the active ingredients do not occur.

Dong Quai Root Extract

According to at least 628 peer-reviewed scientific sources, it has a positive effect on numerous gynecological problems.

• A natural estrogen and hormone regulator, it has long been used to treat hot flashes during menopause, as well as to moderate nervousness and cramps.*
• Dong Quai is believed to keep the uterus healthy and regulate the menstrual cycle, soothe abnormally heavy bleeding, alleviate premenstrual symptoms, menstrual cramps, and reduce vaginal dryness.*
• Furthermore, it regulates hormonal balance and stimulates the immune system and metabolic processes.*
• Other areas of application may include headaches and rheumatological diseases of the respiratory system.*

Red Raspberry Leaf Extract

According to at least 26 peer-reviewed scientific sources, it is especially recommended for menopause and menstrual problems.

• Red raspberry leaf is used for a multitude of female complaints. It relieves cramps and "cravings," and reduces excessively heavy bleeding.*
• It improves uterine tone in menopausal women and reduces hot flashes.*
• It has also long been used to increase fertility.*

Red Clover Extract

According to at least 2142 peer-reviewed scientific sources, it contributes significantly to a calm and comfortable menopause.

• It helps women manage telltale signs of menopause, such as hot flashes, sweating, restlessness, and irritability.*
• It contains a very high amount of isoflavones, which have a beneficial effect on the hormone balance of women in menopause.*
• It supports the proper functioning of the lymphatic system.*
• It is used for degenerative diseases of the breast, ovaries, and lymphatic system, as well as other chronic degenerative diseases, gout, whooping cough, and dry cough.*
• It helps women achieve mental and physical comfort during menopause and helps eliminate the discomforts caused by menopause.*
• Red clover also contains minerals such as calcium, magnesium, chromium, and potassium, as well as vitamins such as niacin, thiamine, and vitamin C.*

Maca Root Extract

According to at least 29 peer-reviewed scientific sources, it is well-suited for combating female hormonal imbalances, menstrual disorders, and menopausal symptoms.

• An excellent source of energy. It supports physical and mental performance. It promotes the maintenance of optimal endurance, positive emotions, and vitality.*
• Maca can be used against anemia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), to increase energy, endurance, athletic performance, memory, and fertility.*
• Maca can also be used for the development of proper bone density (osteoporosis), depression, stomach cancer, and for awakening sexual desire and strengthening the immune system.*
• Maca is rich in vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, and protein. These nutrients fundamentally support energy levels and help in recovery from injuries.*

Flaxseed Lignans

According to at least 364 peer-reviewed scientific sources, it possesses estrogenic properties and therefore may contribute to health during menopause.

• Lignans are phytonutrients that can help normalize hormone levels. They are rich in antioxidants and support the immune system; together with phytoestrogens, they can assist us in managing menopausal symptoms.*
• By inhibiting HSD (11-beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase) enzymes, they can contribute to a decrease in the level of the stress hormone cortisol, which can inhibit the formation/growth of fat deposits, especially in the abdominal area.*
• The risk of breast cancer is significantly lower in post-menopausal women whose diet is rich in plants containing lignans, which are similar to estrogen. Numerous studies correlate high phytoestrogen levels with a low risk of degenerative breast changes.*
• Promotes healthy heart function.*
• Supports bowel function, contributes to the maintenance of normal bowel movements, regularity, and a healthy stomach and digestive system.*