Promensil Helps Relieve Menopausal Symptoms

Hot Flushes

Night Sweats

Mild Anxiety

Moodiness

Vaginal Dryness

Promensil Helps Relieve Menopausal Symptoms

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Hot Flushes

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Night Sweats

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Mild Anxiety

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Moodiness

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Vaginal Dryness

Why Rhubarb Extract for Perimenopause?

Siberian rhubarb root extract, specifically the patented extract ERr731®, is clinically trialled to reduce the median number of hot flushes by up to 83%*

Promensil PERI is a herbal medicine specially formulated with ERr731® for the relief of menopausal symptoms in perimenopausal women.

*Kaszkin-Bettag M, et al. Altern Ther Health Med 2009:15(1);24-34.

Why Red Clover for Menopause?

Red clover (Trifolium pratense) is widely used for the management of menopausal symptoms and is one of the world’s oldest agricultural crops used as a medicinal herb.

Promensil Menopause is formulated with a natural standardised isoflavone active that is derived from red clover. This active ingredient helps relieve menopausal symptoms in postmenopausal women.

Discover natural relief and support for all stages of Menopause.

Promensil Menopause products help relieve menopausal symptoms in post-menopausal women, including night sweats, hot flushes, mild anxiety and moodiness. 

Promensil is a specifically formulated menopause supplement with a natural^, standardised isoflavone active ingredient for post-menopausal women wanting natural menopause support.

Standardised to four major isoflavones

Provides menopause support in post-menopausal women

Helps support general health and well-being in post-menopausal women

Rich in natural plant oestrogens (phyto-oestrogens)

^Natural active-standardised extract of Red Clover isoflavones

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Thriving In Menopause Podcast

In partnership with Prevention Australia, we’re proud to present the Thriving in Menopause Podcast.

Find out more here or listen to the latest episode below.

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Frequently asked questions

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  • What is menopause?

    Menopause literally means the last monthly period of a woman’s life. However, it is confirmed when a woman has not had a menstrual period for 12 consecutive months.
    For most women, menopause usually occurs between the ages of 45 to 55 years and the average age is 51 years.
    Oestrogen levels play an important role in a woman’s life. They rise at puberty with the onset of childbearing years and then increase and decrease rhythmically with your menstrual cycle. They peak during pregnancy and then decline as you reach menopause and your menstrual cycle ceases.

  • What happens after menopause?

    Life after menopause is defined as the time after the menopause transition has been completed.
    Many women want to support their general health and wellbeing as hormone level changes begin to ease, including the natural decline of oestrogen associated with the ageing process.  This is an important time for women to top up on additional nutrients and continue to support and care for their health and wellbeing.
    If symptoms persist talk to your health professional.

  • How do I know its menopause?

    ‘Is it? Isn’t it? I have skipped a period, nights are restless, but I’m not old enough yet! Am I pregnant or has it really started?’ A whirlwind of thoughts with no one to turn to, to share them. Discussing this delicate matter with friends or relatives may feel awkward. Sometimes, we even feel awkward discussing this with our GPs or other health professionals. The days of grinning and bearing it are on the way out. There are no prizes for martyrdom. 
    Talk to your health professional if symptoms persist.
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