How do hot flushes feel? An attempt at a description!

They usually start in the face and spread out like a wildfire in the truest sense of the word across the neck, chest and upper arms. Hot flushes always come right when women need them the least. Fans of Asian, Arabian or South American cuisine with their spicy dishes know this feeling of our body going haywire all too well. All of a sudden, the small veins of the skin expand and are more intensely circulated. The skin becomes warmer and redder. Now, to regulate this, the pores open up and you start sweating. And this does what it technically should – it cools the surface of our skin. In the Mexican sun, it makes sense to cool down in this way. The chills after a hot flush in Germany, however, are often just as unpleasant as the heat and the excessive sweating before them.

And why does this all happen? Sometimes, it is all thanks to the good old hormones that manage our bodily functions. The hormonal changes that the body inevitably goes through during the menopause influence the vegetative nervous system, the part that regulates automatic processes such as breathing and blood pressure, i.e. which work without any deliberate interference. And so, we are the mercy of hot flushes. Or perhaps not?

Hormones can be tricked. Many women, for example, take the hormonal pill for birth control to trick the body into believing they are already pregnant. Hormonal solutions are also available for the menopause. But women have gradually become more and more skeptical towards these in recent years. Regularly taking artificial preparations contradicts the body’s feeling and the consciousness of many modern women.

Thanks to research, another path has been available for around 10 years, which relies on the power of plants. EstroG-100^® and menoelle^® is truly a natural miracle weapon that accompanies you through the menopause and can be taken without any cares to tackle the tedious side effects of the menopause.