Peri-menopause typically begins several years before menopause, when the ovaries gradually produce less estrogen.
Occurs when it has been a year since a woman last had her menstrual period. At this stage, the ovaries have stopped releasing eggs and producing estrogen.
During this stage, some symptoms like hot flashes, ease for most women. The loss of estrogen can create vaginal dryness, bladder incontinence and brainfog.
Balance is clinically proven to reduce irregular periods, sleep deprivation, mood swings and PMS experienced by many woman during peri-menopause.
Breeze can restore hormonal balance, cool hot flashes and calm the anxiety associated with menopause.
Clarity is clinically proven to reduce hot flashes, restore bladder control, reduce brainfog, and relieve the vaginal dryness
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