Menopausal Symptoms


 Menopause can be a very difficult time and no woman escapes this journey in life. The body begins to decrease in estrogen and typically testosterone and progesterone levels follow that pattern. The transition of no longer having cycles sounds fabulous but the hormone imbalances that accompany the change are far from enjoyable.

 Hot flashes can be an all-day annoyance, night sweats disrupt our sleep, decreased libido along with vaginal dryness, foggy thinking, anxiety, mood swings and weight gain are just a few of the ​menopausal symptoms that plague a high percentage of women.

 I am an over 50 woman experiencing menopausal symptoms and understand how it feels not being able to control the event.However there is a solution! The unique product of Femme Youth from Secrets of Sarah will help you to pass this difficult time, and reduce menopausal symptoms.

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