Allopathic Medicine May Well Be Mistaken!
The position that the reason for all the menopause symptoms is due to an imbalance of hormones is a superficial perspective and deserves a deeper look. Menopause symptoms may include:
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Are these symptoms tied to deficiency of hormones? Could it be systemic? The whole body is may be suffering from top to bottom.
ANOTHER PROPOSAL - UNDERLYING CAUSE:
Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective: Menopause is considered a deficiency condition of the liver and qi (life force). When the blood and energy quality is weak and toxic then all of the organs are not able to perform their job. This condition causes the liver to overheat which rises through the body, wreaking havoc in its path. The heart, lungs, digestion, glands, throat, mouth & teeth, nose, eyes, ears, brain, skin and hair become heated and dried resulting in the symptoms, listed above. In addition, the liver does not filter the blood where it becomes sluggish and clotted.
Because the body is deficient of essential body energy and quality filtered blood, then the glands do not perform normally. Their emission may be intermittent or non- secreting overall. while the blood is cleansed, usually enriched, then all the body’s organs advance. Gradually, the energy comes back and they are able to function normally. The glandular functions, emit once again, supporting the body in its vital function.
The body is not deficient of hormones. The blood is clogged like sludge. Glands are not receiving/transmitting essential messages, timely and/or minimally!
In this case, why do we ingest or provide supplementary hormones. Doesn’t that risk an overload of hormones? Recall when you were a teenager and your hormones were extremely revved. We don’t desire to risk experiencing that again. We have enough hormones. If we feed our blood, exercise not to exhaustion, sleep reasonable hours, keep a lifestyle of manageable stress, etc. our hormones revive and promotes improved equilibrium.
So if Chinese medicine knows the problem, then what is their answer to this to this deficiency? View underneath.
What Reinstates Regular Hormone Function?
Chinese Medicine Has Had An Answer for this for More Than a 1000 Years!
Traditional Chinese Medicine has 20+ formulas for menopause. Nevertheless which one is top performing? This necessitates a experienced Master herbalist to answer this. While most women fall into 6 major constitution types such as:
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Most menopausal women are a deficient constitution with hot characteristics and benefit 95% of the time from Chinese herbs for menopause or Menopause Comfort. I know that is a little confusing but more info follows. The exception occurs in the summer.
Some women, who are more hot than the usual population, require a colder (Chinese herbs for menopause) formula, Paramalin, to offset the excess internal heat produced in the liver.
“3000 Years of Chinese Herbal Medicine Provides the Best Menopause Formulation”
Whereas, not all females experience intense symptoms of menopause, sufficient numbers are distressed deserving reprieve. The herbs, below, balance the hormones-progesterone & estrogen, cool nourish and stimulate the liver. This improves the blood which assists all the organs in the body which further lifts the body’s functioning. The herb composition balances and lessens the conditions mentioned above.
These herbs work best for Menopause symptoms by reducing the typical heat signs stemming from the liver managing too much toxicity and/or excess food intake, blood congestion, etc.
1. Radix Angelica Sinensis
2. Bupleuri Radix
3. Radix Paeoniae Lactiflorae
4. Atractylodes Rhizoma - White
5. Gardeniae Fructus
6. Moutan Cortex
7. Zingiberis Rhizoma recens
8. Glycyrrhizae Radix
9. Menthae Haplocalycis Herba
Summary
The combination of traditional Chinese herbs synergistically improves all the conditions that are benefitted by the herbs singularly.
Would you like to find these herbs contained in proven safe compound that corrects the menopause condition in 2 hours? The herbal mixture has been compounded with the exact ingredients to maximize outcome for women and their needs.
Mark Hammer C.M.H. Master Herbalist-Asian Medicine
