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Serelys Meno 60caps

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Promotes the well-being of women in the menopausal stage

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Description

Serelys Meno 60caps is a dietary supplement that acts as an adjuvant to treat and mitigate the symptoms of perimenopause and menopause.

Formulated with PureCyTonin® and vitamin E (5 mg), it helps protect cells against oxidative damage caused by free radicals and helps treat symptoms such as hot flushes.

Indicated to combat the symptoms of the menopause.

Instructions for use

Dietary supplements should be taken in the context of a varied and balanced diet and as part of an active lifestyle. Take 1 capsule a day, in the morning or in the evening, for at least 2 months.

Composition

Per capsule: pollen extract 320mg, bulking agent: microcrystalline cellulose, dl-alpha-tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E, 10mg), anti-caking agents: magnesium salts of fatty acids, silicon dioxide, gelatin (capsule).

Unit price

€0.61 / Capsules

Pharmaceutical Advice

Pollen is made up of small granules produced by bees from the contents they collect from the flower stamens, which they process and carry on their legs back to the hive to feed their colony. On the other hand, some pollen extract is obtained directly from specific plants. Their botanical composition can be standardised. These pollen extracts can be included in immunotherapy treatments for allergies or, using certain pollen fractions, can be included in dietary supplements to improve well-being during menopause and perimenopause.

This beekeeping by-product has become popular as a food source, as it is a source of important macro- and micronutrients: its greatest contribution is carbohydrates, although it is also notable for its protein content, essential amino acids and essential fatty acids that our body cannot synthesise; B vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6 and B7) and vitamin C; it also provides small amounts of vitamins D, E, K and inositol, and contains choline, which contributes to proper brain and heart function. In terms of minerals, it is a source of phosphorus, calcium, potassium, iodine, zinc, copper, magnesium and selenium and also antioxidant carotenoids.

It can further support a balanced diet and can contribute as a restorative food in the context of anaemia, fatigue or convalescence.

If you are allergic to pollen or bee stings, avoid consumption and choose other nutrient sources. Pollen could trigger an allergic reaction. If you are taking medication, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional before using a dietary supplement containing pollen.

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6/10

I've had it for two months... I'm going to try it for two more months. For now I do not notice any improvement in the hot flashes, which are many and strong. Let's see in two more months, to give the product an option

Leire E.
10/10

It works because it reduces the intensity of hot flashes; however, it takes time, about two months to notice the effects.

María Y.
10/10

I take it by prescription.

Sonia I.
8/10

It is good, reduces hot flashes, helps with menopausal symptoms.

Nekane M.
10/10

Great for the effects of perimenopause . Results after twenty days. Totally natural.

Anonymous M.
6/10

My hot flashes do not disappear, but they are milder

Mónica I.
10/10

I still have hot flashes, but not as strong and not as frequent

Susana S.
10/10

100 percent recommended to alleviate the symptoms of menopause and is totally natural

Anonymous A.
8/10

It is good for reducing the effect of hot flashes

Anonymous A.
8/10

I'm still getting started, but it's been a while

Anonymous A.

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