FAQs on Menozac Menopause Symptoms Relief Formula 1. What does Menozac recommend to HRT (hormone replacement therapy) users for Menopause Symptoms Relief? Menozac advice women about the risks of synthetic HRT. We advice that it should be the last choice rather than first. Most common approach is every one should first try the natural phenomenon as the Personal Program. Weaning off HRT should be gradual process. We have provided detailed information in your new member package. If interested then please go through our library article- "What to expect when you're getting off HRT". 2. State the symptoms of perimenopause? Hot flashes, irregular periods, anxiety, insomnia, fatigue, feelings of depression, fuzzy thinking, bloating or gas, headaches, joint pain or stiffness, vaginal dryness, irritability or mood swings, unusual weight gain,diminished sexual desire, and leaking of urine are some of the common symptoms found in perimenopause. For more information please Click here. 3. Why are Menozac's Menopause Symptoms Relief products better than what I get at my local health food store? Several differences have been noticed on the mentioned issue. First, our products are pharmaceutical standardised. Second, we make use of finest and most bio-available nutrients forms. This includes sis nutrients to make sure that adequate nutrients are getting into your blood stream. Third major difference is that each and every production batch is assayed in a laboratory for purity and potency. Even fatty acids were sent for test so that they are mercury free. Moreover, the essential nutrients are fully natural without nay artificial element. Click here for more information on Essential Nutrients. 4. How concerned should I be about the NIH study of HRT risks? Menozac recommends a natural approach to maintain the hormonal balance. It is adviced that synthetic harmones used in HRT shoud be the last choice, instead of first. But it is completely a matter of personal choice. We recommend you to read our Library article, "Perspective on the risks of HRT" and also visit the Women' s Health Initiative website, www.whi.org. 5. Will Menozac help me even if I've had a hysterectomy? Yes, definitely menozac will really benefiacial for your better health and maintain your harmonal balance even if you had a hysterectomy, and even if you had your ovaries removed. (Over half the women who keep their ovaries nevertheless suffer loss of ovarian function.) In fact, the Personal Program are relevant for women so that they are aware of heightened risks from long-term use of synthetic HRT (hormone replacement therapy). We suggest that women under the age of 40 must consider natural hormone replacement therapy to mimic the body's natural progression into perimenopause. 6. If I am on Menozac, do I need to take other supplements, such as Calcium/Magnesium? If you are taking some aother supplements along with menozac, then we suggest you to discuss the ingredients of menozac with your practitioner so that he/she can adjust your other supplements accordingly. 7. I'm on a prescription drug. Does Menozac interact with my prescription? No, not at all. as menozac is completely natural. But still you must disclose this to your health care provider. 8. I've had breast cancer. Does the Menozac affect my risk of a recurrence? No menozac will not increase your risk of a recurrence. In fact, its recommended in a study Journal of the American Medical Association that every American adult should take nutritional supplements to reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer and osteoporosis. (JAMA, Vol. 287, No. 23, June 19, 2002.) 9. I have PMS, and I'm in my 20's. Will Menozac help me? PMS is a form of hormonal imbalance just like the symptoms of perimenopause. So Menozac is really going to be helpful to mitigate your symptoms. 10. I'm only 30. Can my symptoms really be perimenopause? Yes your symptoms may well be the result of the hormonal imbalances of perimenopause. Most of the women face this harmonal changes in their 30's only. 11. I've been diagnosed with depression. Is it possible my problems are hormonal? We must advice that you should consult your practitioner. It has become very common practice for the physicians to recommend antidepressants for PMS or perimenopause. Discuss about Menozac with your practitioner. Menozac is not exactly for depression. But if the depression is due to harmonal imbalance thaen it can be prescribed.