Menopause is the stop working of child bearing capabilities of the woman and their bodies do not produce enough amounts of the estrogen and progesterone hormones. Many women have to go through uncomfortable menopausal symptoms; some of them have used orthodox drugs all to no avail.
But many herbal therapy have been known to relieve menopausal symptoms. Here are some herbs therapies for menopause:
Evening primrose. This plant can be used to treat hot flashes, breast pain and bladder symptoms.
Peppermint, thyme, and rosemary. These herbs can be used for treating cold symptoms. It can be consumed by brewing them into tea and enjoying it with a spoonful of honey.
Ginseng. This is used for increasing/boosting the immune system functions and for relieving stress. The constant use of ginseng can help women improve their feeling of well-being.
Soy. Soy is a plant that contains estrogens for relieving menopausal symptoms such as night sweats and hot flashes. Too much consumption of soy beans can be risky for women who have a history of estrogen dependent breast cancer; because huge amounts of soy and isoflavone supplements could interact with estrogen which in turn is quite harmful to its user.
But many herbal therapy have been known to relieve menopausal symptoms. Here are some herbs therapies for menopause:
Evening primrose. This plant can be used to treat hot flashes, breast pain and bladder symptoms.
Peppermint, thyme, and rosemary. These herbs can be used for treating cold symptoms. It can be consumed by brewing them into tea and enjoying it with a spoonful of honey.
Ginseng. This is used for increasing/boosting the immune system functions and for relieving stress. The constant use of ginseng can help women improve their feeling of well-being.
Soy. Soy is a plant that contains estrogens for relieving menopausal symptoms such as night sweats and hot flashes. Too much consumption of soy beans can be risky for women who have a history of estrogen dependent breast cancer; because huge amounts of soy and isoflavone supplements could interact with estrogen which in turn is quite harmful to its user.
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