Plant extracts can help reduce hot flashes during menopause
A systematic review published in Phytotherapy Research reported benefits for soy, red clover and other plant-based extracts for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms.
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A systematic review published in Phytotherapy Research reported benefits for soy, red clover and other plant-based extracts for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms.
A systematic review published in Phytotherapy Research reported benefits for soy, red clover and other plant-based extracts for hot flashes and other menopause symptoms.
As a woman's ovaries ages, ovulation and the production of female hormones no longer take place. The resultant phenomenon is menopause. Natural menopause begins around one's mid to late 40s, and then progresses gradually.
Naturalendo Tech's EstroG-100 is a health functional food ingredient for menopausal women developed on the basis of “baeksuo,” a mixture of standardized extracts of Cynanchum wilfordii, Phlomis umbrosa and Angelica gigas, a traditional natural material found in East Asia. The ingredient has won functional food approvals from Korea HFFI, U.S. NDI, Canada NPN and EU Novel Food and has been selling worldwide.
South Korean biotech company Huons has launched a powder stick version of its flagship product Elruby Menolacto, a probiotic said to alleviate menopausal symptoms.