Recuperate the secret recipe of menopause! Chinese medicine pushes seven kinds of estrogen-rich ingredients to regulate hormones.

Chen Chaozong (the authoritative master of traditional Chinese medicine in China) has an infinite sunset and is buried by the coming night? From menarche to menopause, "hormones" are like inseparable lovers, shouldering the heavy responsibility of women's maturity and fertility for 30 to 40 years. However, when all the banquets in the world have come to an end, when senior beauties have symptoms such as flushing, night sweats, insomnia, emotional changes, dryness and lack of sexual interest, it also reveals that the ovaries are gradually stopping the youth project of producing hormones. Even in the face of the crisis of ovarian failure and the disappearance of swallows, "hormone" therapy has opened up the possibility of women falling in love with each other. For a long time, this complementary therapy has also been regarded as a routine treatment that can effectively prevent cardiovascular diseases and control menopausal syndrome and postmenopausal osteoporosis. However, in a recent research report published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Jacques Russell pointed out that hormone replacement therapy may increase the risk of heart attack or stroke, and increase the risk of breast cancer and thrombosis. It has caused the medical community to "love enough to harm!" Debate. At this moment, how should a senior beauty face the tug-of-war between youth and health? First of all, master the principle that "nature is beauty". Traditional Chinese medicines used to treat osteoporosis, such as Jiawei Gui You Pill, and other foods that people in China often eat, such as bean products, celery, cauliflower, edamame and sweet beans, are rich in isoflavones. Isoflavone is a phytoestrogen, which can resist oxidation, relieve atherosclerosis, inhibit osteoclasts, increase bone density, and then improve osteoporosis. Because of its "anti-estrogen" biological effect, it can avoid the shortcomings that traditional hormone replacement therapy may cause breast cancer and endometrial cancer. In fact, as early as in the book Huangdi Neijing, an ancient Chinese medicine book, it was mentioned: "On July 7th, the woman's pulse was weak, too strong, and the sky was exhausted, so the tunnel was impassable, so she was in poor shape and had no children." Therefore, Chinese medicine believes that the main causes of menopausal symptoms are the gradual decline of kidney qi, deficiency of essence and blood, dysfunction of viscera and disorder of menstrual cycle. Chen Chaozong (the authoritative master of traditional Chinese medicine in China) has an infinite sunset and is buried by the coming night? From menarche to menopause, "hormones" are like inseparable lovers, shouldering the heavy responsibility of women's maturity and fertility for 30 to 40 years. However, when all the banquets in the world have come to an end, when the senior beauties have symptoms such as flushing, night sweats, insomnia, mood changes, dry mouth, lack of sexual interest, etc., it also reveals that the ovaries are gradually stopping the youth project of producing hormones. Even in the face of the crisis of ovarian failure and the disappearance of swallows, "hormone" therapy has opened up the possibility of women falling in love with each other. For a long time, this complementary therapy has also been regarded as a routine treatment that can effectively prevent cardiovascular diseases and control menopausal syndrome and postmenopausal osteoporosis. However, in a recent research report published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Jacques Russell pointed out that hormone replacement therapy may increase the risk of heart attack or stroke, and increase the risk of breast cancer and thrombosis. It has caused the medical community to "love enough to harm!" Debate. At this moment, how should a senior beauty face the tug-of-war between youth and health? First of all, master the principle that "nature is beauty". Traditional Chinese medicines used to treat osteoporosis, such as Jiawei Gui You Pill, and other foods that people in China often eat, such as bean products, celery, cauliflower, edamame and sweet beans, are rich in isoflavones. Isoflavone is a phytoestrogen, which can resist oxidation, relieve atherosclerosis, inhibit osteoclasts, increase bone density, and then improve osteoporosis. Because of its "anti-estrogen" biological effect, it can avoid the shortcomings that traditional hormone replacement therapy may cause breast cancer and endometrial cancer. In fact, as early as in the book Huangdi Neijing, an ancient Chinese medicine book, it was mentioned: "On July 7th, the woman's pulse was weak, too strong, and the sky was exhausted, so the tunnel was impassable, so she was in poor shape and had no children." Therefore, Chinese medicine believes that the main causes of menopausal symptoms are the gradual decline of kidney qi, deficiency of essence and blood, dysfunction of viscera and disorder of menstrual cycle. Compared with the therapy of "filling the gap" in modern medicine, Chinese medicine has added the operation strategy of "grading responsibility and breaking all" when choosing related drugs. Menopause is mainly caused by "kidney deficiency", so the treatment is mainly based on "consolidating kidney" and supplemented by "soothing liver and regulating qi". Clinical studies have found that Chinese herbal medicines such as Lycium barbarum, Dioscorea opposita, Angelica sinensis, Ligustrum lucidum and Psoralea corylifolia are rich in phytoestrogens. Taking yam as an example, diosgenin is a kind of saponin alkaloid with hormone chemical structure, which is the main component, and its physiological function is similar to lutein and other hormones in the body. Yam is the precursor of natural hormones, unlike chemically synthesized hormone drugs, which will interfere with the normal secretion of other hormones in the human body. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can stop taking the medicine after the menopausal symptoms are relieved, and there are no side effects. Secondly, take the common osteoporosis of postmenopausal women and ovariectomized women as an example: menopause occurs, which leads to a significant decrease in blood estradiol and makes bone mineral density easy to loosen. The traditional prescription "Gui You Pill" used by Taichung Chinese Medical College found that the concentration of estradiol in women's blood caused by kidney-yang deficiency was lower than normal, which could obviously increase and improve osteoporosis. It is worth adding that there are many ways to treat female menopause. For patients with emotional disorders, doctors often take Xiaoyao Powder, which has the functions of soothing the liver and regulating qi. Although these drugs do not contain phytohormones, they can regulate autonomic nerves, so as to coordinate hormone secretion, relieve palpitation discomfort and reduce the deposition rate of cholesterol in the blood. Love yourself begins with reducing the burden! Eat organic tofu or soybean milk every day, and you can also supplement the right amount of phytoestrogens to make your dusk love justified!