For most women, menopause may feel like a daunting end, full of unwanted changes and symptoms. However, menopause isn’t an ending, it’s a new beginning - a time to reclaim your health, vitality, and power!

■ Decrease hot flashes
■ Bone density support
■ Mood and cognition support
■ Decrease insomnia and combat fatigue

■ Support healthy metabolism

■ Vitamin C: This vitamin is important for its involvement in skin, heart, and bone health, making it an ideal companion for menopause. Menopause can increase the risk of heart disease due to declining estrogen levels, which may weaken blood vessels and raise blood pressure and cholesterol. Hot flushes also cause rapid blood vessel dilation. Regular heart health checkups are important for post-menopausal women. Vitamin C supports blood vessel strength, flexibility, and circulation, helping maintain healthy blood pressure.

■Magnesium: When estrogen levels decrease in women, typically so does magnesium levels, leading to hot flashes, stress, anxiety, and bone health reduction. This gives your body the boost to support all of these areas so you can sleep better, decrease mood swings, and give added stress support.

■ B Complex (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6): B vitamins are a group of eight nutrients that play a vital role in maintaining our health and well-being, especially during the stages of menopause. They support not just energy production, but also brain and heart health, hormone balance, collagen formation, and immune function.

■ Glutamine: As one of the most abundant amino acids, glutamine may alleviate common menopausal symptoms such as muscle loss and fatigue. Studies indicate it can increase muscle mass and improve strength, potentially easing the transition through menopause.

■ Vitamin B5: Vitamin B5, also known as pantothenic acid, can be particularly helpful during menopause by supporting hormone production, especially in the adrenal glands, which take on a greater role as estrogen declines. It also aids in converting food into energy, helping to reduce fatigue—a common symptom during this stage. Additionally, B5 supports the nervous system and can help the body better manage stress, potentially easing mood swings and irritability. It also contributes to maintaining healthy skin and hair, both of which may be affected by hormonal changes.

■ Vitamin B12: Vitamin B12 is essential during menopause for maintaining energy levels, supporting brain function, and stabilizing mood, helping to reduce fatigue, memory lapses, and irritability. It also contributes to heart health by managing homocysteine levels, which can impact cardiovascular risk post-menopause. Additionally, B12 may support bone health, as low levels have been linked to decreased bone density.

■ Biotin: Improves texture, shine, and correctly fortifies your skin so wrinkles decrease, and your body can produce fatty acids that nourish the hair, skin and nails.

■ L-Carnitine: L-carnitine may support women during menopause by helping boost energy levels and reduce fatigue, as it plays a key role in transporting fatty acids into cells for energy production. It may also aid in weight management and metabolism, which can slow down due to hormonal changes. Some studies suggest L-carnitine may improve mood and cognitive function, helping with common symptoms like brain fog and low mood. Additionally, its antioxidant properties may support heart health, which becomes increasingly important after menopause.

■ Glutathione: Glutathione, a powerful antioxidant, helps protect cells from oxidative stress, which can increase during menopause due to hormonal changes. It supports liver detoxification, helping the body process excess hormones and toxins more efficiently. Glutathione may also support immune function, reduce inflammation, and promote healthy skin—addressing common concerns like dull complexion or accelerated aging. Additionally, by reducing oxidative stress, it may help protect brain and heart health, both of which are important in the post-menopausal years.

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■ Vitamin D: Vitamin D is vital during menopause for maintaining strong bones, as it helps the body absorb calcium and reduces the risk of osteoporosis—a major concern after estrogen levels drop. It also supports immune function and may help regulate mood, potentially reducing symptoms like depression or low energy. Some research suggests it could also play a role in heart health and weight management, both of which become more important after menopause.

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*Need Vitamin D level within 30 days of first infusion

■ $180

• Glutathione Add On: $40

• Vitamin D Add On: $40

■ 1x/week for 1 month (1st, 2nd & 4th weeks) Then every other week for 2 months. Then 1x/month thereafter.