Postmenopausal estrogen deficiency can be relieved with natural remedies.

Timestamps:
0:00 How to relieve the symptoms of postmenopausal estrogen deficiency
0:35 It may seem you have estrogen dominance when you really have an estrogen deficiency
1:40 I want to introduce you to a well-researched remedy that’s a natural bioidentical compound

In this video, I explain how to relieve the symptoms of postmenopausal estrogen deficiency. There’s a lot of confusion that happens when we talk about estrogen after menopause because of the ratio of two hormones: estrogen and progesterone.

With menopause, you experience a drop in both hormones. But because of the ratio of the two, it appears as though you have estrogen dominance when, in fact, you have an estrogen deficiency along with a progesterone deficiency. It’s just that progesterone has dropped more than estrogen.

Some of the symptoms you may experience before and after menopause are hot flashes, breast atrophy, vaginal dryness, and no periods (amenorrhea). Of course, menopause is that life stage during which your periods naturally stop, usually around age 52. But your periods may stop before that because of a drop in estrogen.

Regardless of what age you are, if you have any of these symptoms it could be because of a drop in estrogen or progesterone.

In past videos, I talked about taking vitamin E for menopausal symptoms, and this seems to help a lot of women. But what if it doesn’t help? Well, some women take soy products or concentrated soy products to get what’s called isoflavonoids. The problem is finding a high-quality source of soy that’s non-GMO.

I want to introduce you to a very well-researched remedy that’s a bioidentical compound, Pueraria Mirifica. Make sure it’s authentic. You want it to be from Thailand, not China, so it’s high quality.

After menopause, your adrenal glands — which support your ovaries — have to take on extra work, so you want to be sure to support them. The root cause of most menopausal symptoms is related to your adrenal glands. But Pueraria Mirifica can act as a helper compound to get you through the transition phase that’s full of the symptoms I mentioned.

I put links below to some excellent research on Pueraria Mirifica, so be sure to check them out to help with postmenopausal estrogen deficiency.

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You can relieve the symptoms of postmenopausal estrogen deficiency with natural remedies.