MenoMaster

MenoMaster contains soy isoflavones and acts like natural estrogens, alleviating the deficiency symptoms typical of menopause. They have phytoestrogenic properties and bind to beta estrogen receptors (skin, brain, vagina, bones and joints, all except the breast and endometrium). But they do NOT bind to alpha receptors (breast and endometrium) so there is NO risk of breast or endometrial cancer, even in women with adjuvant therapy with tamoxifen, which increases survival.

Hot flashes are exacerbated by different situations, meaning that MenoMaster sometimes falls short: sudden changes in temperature, drinking more alcohol in a more or less short period of time, eating spicier food or having slept less, a period of stress, a recent infection, such as a viral infection, respiratory infection, etc., since all of this overloads the hypothalamic system, and makes MenoMaster fall short in these situations. Our advice is that you continue taking MenoMaster until the external symptom passes.

It is completely normal, don't worry. Just like when you take large amounts of water-soluble vitamins like all those in the B group and vitamin C, an excess of water-soluble vitamins is eliminated through urine (water). MenoMaster contains activated B2 and B6 (two water-soluble vitamins that have no maximum limit because they do not have adverse effects associated with their excess precisely because they are eliminated through urine and do not accumulate like vitamin D, A, E and Ks). So what you see in your urine the first few months is part of the activated vitamin B2 and B6 that is reabsorbed over time and normalizes. They are in these doses because it is what is needed for these vitamins to enhance the metabolic pathways in the brain involved in the synthesis of serotonin, melatonin, dopamine and GABA (which is what the rest of the compounds such as valerian, soy isoflavones, saffron extract patent safrasol, sage, contribute).