These hormone substitutes provide a safe, estrogen-like effect, and using a combination of them every day can improve your hormone status:
• Royal jelly has been used for centuries to promote reproductive health and ease menopause symptoms. Doctors from France have reported that women who ate royal jelly during menopause had a complete remission of symptoms! Take 1/4 teaspoon of the liquid form of organic royal jelly twice a day.
• Dong quai has been used for thousands of years as a female health tonic to prevent or treat menopause symptoms and provide menopause relief—especially from menopause hot flashes, night sweats, and irregular menstruation. I recommend that you take dong quai in powdered form in a 500 mg capsule. Take two capsules two to three times per day. (However, you should avoid it if you are on a blood thinner.)
• Saffron is a spice that has also been used traditionally to reduce menopause symptoms, enhance calmness, and reduce irritability. To preserve its medicinal properties, stir saffron into hot, cooked food. Use 1/10 of a teaspoon or less per day, as higher amounts may be toxic.
• Royal jelly has been used for centuries to promote reproductive health and ease menopause symptoms. Doctors from France have reported that women who ate royal jelly during menopause had a complete remission of symptoms! Take 1/4 teaspoon of the liquid form of organic royal jelly twice a day.
• Dong quai has been used for thousands of years as a female health tonic to prevent or treat menopause symptoms and provide menopause relief—especially from menopause hot flashes, night sweats, and irregular menstruation. I recommend that you take dong quai in powdered form in a 500 mg capsule. Take two capsules two to three times per day. (However, you should avoid it if you are on a blood thinner.)
• Saffron is a spice that has also been used traditionally to reduce menopause symptoms, enhance calmness, and reduce irritability. To preserve its medicinal properties, stir saffron into hot, cooked food. Use 1/10 of a teaspoon or less per day, as higher amounts may be toxic.
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