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Gently and naturally relief discomforts associated with menopause

Modulate endocrine function in mature women

Restore estrogen production in the body

Invigorate the kidney and liver

Reduce excess body heat

Nourish yin essence

Show beneficial effects on the immune, digestive and cardiovascular systems.

The Chinese medicine theory states that menopausal syndromes occur as a result of yin and yang deficiency in the kidney, poor blood circulation, and a lack of vital energy. These weaknesses will ultimately cause disharmony in the women's internal body system. As such, women suffering from these syndromes could take TCM products which can revitalize the internal body system, tonify the kidney, liver, digestive system and promote blood circulation. 

Eu Yan Sang Menoease Pills support immunity and give relief to feminine discomfort associated with menopause, such as menstrual discomforts, palpitations, poor sleep, hot flushes, and sweating. 

The effect of Menoease in a range of body functions suggests that it may maintain health after menopause. 
 

Recommended Dosage:

Perimenopause usage: Take one sachet a day with lukewarm water.

Postmenopause without obvious symptoms usage: Take one sachet in the morning and one in the evening with lukewarm water.

Postmenopause with obvious symptoms usage: Take two sachets in the morning and two in the evening with lukewarm water for two to three consecutive courses (30 days as one course). Thereafter, reduce dosage according to physical conditions or consult your physician. 

This product is refined from pure Chinese medicinal materials with no artificial additives or preservatives. It is safe and reliable with no side effects.

Storage:

Keep it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.  Keep out of reach of children.

Caution:

This product may have no effect on women who are ovariotomied. Not to be taken during menstruation and not suitable for patients suffering from cancer.  If symptoms persist, please consult a doctor.

The Science

Tests carried out on Eu Yan Sang Menoease Pills over a three-year period by professors from the Epithelial Cell Biology Research Center of The Chinese University of Hong Kong have revealed the following pharmalogical actions:

The pills directly or indirectly modulate the hypothalamus - pituary - ovary axis.

They increase the level of endogenous estrogen in mature women, reducing the risk of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women.

They improve the cardiovascular function through vaso-relaxing, antiplatelets and fat-reducing effects, thus preventing the development of hypertension and thrombosis.

They promote the secretions of the gastrointestinal tract and thus improving the immune systems of postmenopausal women.

They raise the leukocyte distribution profile of mature females, thus improving the immune systems of postmenopausal women.

Estrogen plays an important role in overall body function and the prevention of aging. The ability of Menoease to restore estrogen production in the body, as well as its effect in a range of body functions suggest that it may restore nature's balance in the body, maintain health and youth after menopause. 

References:

 Rowlands, D.K., Cui, Y.G., and Chan, H.C. (2001) Investigation of the Possible Mechanisms of Bak Foong Pills in Treating Dysmenorrhoea. Cell Biology International 25 (10) 1063. (2001)

J.X. Zhu, Y.M. Chan, L.L. Tsang, L.N. Chan, Q. Zhou, C.X. Zhou & H.C. Chan. (2002) Cellular signaling mechanisms underlying pharmacological action of Bak Foong pills on gastrointestinal secretion. Japanese Journal of Physiology 52:129-134. (2002)

J.X. Zhu, P.S. Lo, W.C. Zhao, N. Tang, Q. Zhou, D.K. Rolands, Y.L. Gou, Y.W. Chung, H.C. Chan. Bak Foong Pills stimulate anion secretion across normal and cystic fibrosis pancreatic duct epithelia. Cell Biology International 26(12) 1011-1028. (2002)

Yu Lin Gou, Lok Sze Ho, Dewi K Rowlands, Yiu Wa Chung & Hsiao Chang Chan. Effects of Bak Foong Pills on Blood Coagulation and Platelet Aggregation. Biological & Pharmaceutical Bulletin 26(2) 241-246. (2003)

Alice Lok Sze Ho, Yu Lin Gou, Dewi K Rowlands, Yiu Wa Chung & Hsiao Chang Chan, Effects of Bak Foong Pills and Menoease Pills on White Blood Cell Distribution in Old Age Female Rats. Biological & Pharmaceutical Bulletin 26(12) 1748-1753. (2003)

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