Menopecia

Description

Menopecia is a solution to hair problems when we reach the menopause period. Whether by age or hormonal changes in women in this process of life in which hair falls most, Menopecia will help you thanks to its rich content of vitamins and minerals, such as, methiotin, ginko biloba, isiflavona, queratin, vitamin B, l.cystine, magnesium and other vitamins and minerals.

This product has passed all health checks and are suitable for consumption. It contains and provides the optimal amount of vitamins and minerals needed for the hair.

Ingredients

• Methionine 50 mg
• Ginkgo Biloba Extract (Ginggo Tree-Leaf) 20 mg
• Vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) 15 mg
• Biotin 2500 mcg
• Folic acid 400 mcg
• Zinc 7.5 mg
• L-cystine 50 mg
• Queratin 40 mg
• Isoflavones (Soybeans) 15 mg
• Magnesium 10 mg

How does each component of Menopecia work in my hair?

Methionine: Delays the formation of gray hair (white hair) of the hair. It is also a precursor to the synthesis of queratin and increases hair quality.

Gingko Biloba: Increases elasticity and expansion of blood vessels and promotes cell renewal.

Pantothenic acid: Called vitamin B5 increases hair quality.

Biotin: Called vitamin B7, it increases hair growth and thickness, stimulating hair and scalp health.

Folic acid: accelerates cell renewal.

Zinc: inhibits hair growth and promotes healthy new hair.

L-Cysteine: improves hair strength and protects from dryness and breakage.

Keratin: provides hair protein, strengthens hair and promotes hair growth.

Isoflavine: Helps exert the effects of estrogenic hormones. It acts as estrogen and treats menopause symptoms caused by estrogen deficiency. It can effectively reduce DHT for women. Age-related hair loss, quality loss and other hair problems such as thinning or lack of shine are related to estrogen reduction. Isoflavine is one of the most effective solutions.

Magnesium: Contains anti-inflammatory properties and improves skin and hair,so it is a mineral with many benefits.

How is Menopecia taken?

The recommended dose is two tablets a day,one in the morning and one in the evening. The tablets should be taken 20 to 30 minutes after the meal.

How does menopause relate to hair loss?

Menopause and hair loss

Most women experience excessive hair loss during the menopause period. During this period, hair loss can be very intense and menopause-related alopecia can occur. It is important to know the reason for the problem of alopecia during the menopause period in women.

Estrogen is not the only hormone that has the potential to cause hair loss in women approaching menopause . Androgens, of which testosterone is one, tend to increase as estrogen levels decrease during Menopause . This causes androgenic alopecia, another form of hair loss for women.