I tried all I could think of, but it felt like the rules of the game had changed.
I say this because I used to lose a pound or two just by not snacking in the evening.
But there I was, in the middle of perimenopause, seeing other women who seemed slimmer and younger than me.
When actually, I was always the one who collected praises for my youthful appeal.
I resolved to eat less, walk more, and try intermittent fasting!
This regime helped me just a little bit with some of the menopause symptoms, like hot flashes.
But sadly, they didn't shave my paunch or tone my flabby thighs.
I even tried low-calorie diets, which should have helped me lose a pound or two every week.
But every time I stepped on the scale, I found that I had gained another pound.
Thinking I'd never get to wear them again, I packed all my clothes in boxes - yes, it was that frustrating.
Honestly, if my doctor hadn't said this was all normal, I might have started hormone replacement therapy (HRT) right away.
But I'm happy I didn't.
Because I learned that it can cause heart disease, stroke, and even breast cancer.
And that there's a totally safe way to ease menopause symptoms and lose all that extra weight.
The annoying menopause symptoms are caused by the reduction of two hormones, but here's something that can increase them both.
Previous disappointments and the doctor's usual advice made me search for a solution on my own.
But, I only embarked on this extensive research journey after reading discussions around a particular supplement.
The endorsement it received from other women going through menopause, who stated it assisted in weight loss, reducing cravings, enhancing digestion, and boosting energy levels, piqued my interest.
And because I was a little skeptical, I wanted to know the million dollar question: WOULD IT WORK FOR ME?
My research began with the product itself and led me to the cause of menopause symptoms.
Declining levels of estrogen and progesterone are the primary triggers for menopause symptoms.
These two hormones impact almost every function in a woman's body.
This includes the heart, blood vessels, muscles, skin, hair, brain function, mood, water retention, and... the gut.
What's really interesting is that there is a two-way connection between the latter (gut) and these two hormones.
hav anyone tried MenoLight during post-menopause?
yess Carol! I’ve been using these for a while and just came back and see that they are having the sale! Right timing!! Happy!
these actually look good
I stumbled upon this article by chance, and I’m so glad I did! Meno light sounds like something worth trying. Has anyone else here given it a shot?
I can completely relate to this struggle. Weight issues since menopause have been incredibly frustrating for me too. The mention of Menolight caught my attention, and I’m definitely going to explore it before this discount expires