Menopause is a complicated issue.
It is a myth in mainstream medicine that estrogen deficiency causes hot flashes, so only estrogen can reduce hot flashes in spite of many side effects.
It puts menopause women on the horns of a dilemma.
Myth 1: You are estrogen deficient during menopause There is a good evolutionary relationship between estrogen production and a woman's nutrition.
In societies where food is scarce, women can not get enough nutrition to carry full pregnancies, the body's estrogen production decreases to prevent fertility.
In society where food is abundant, women take more calories than needed, so estrogen production increases to high levels.
Estrogen is made and stored in fatty tissues.
Obesity is a good indicator of estrogen dominance.
How can American women have estrogen deficiency? Myth 2: Only estrogen can reduce hot flashes The assumption is that flashes are caused by estrogen deficiency, so adding estrogen is the answer.
In fact, adding estrogen is a temporary solution to mask symptoms.
Just like a leaky roof, wiping the floor every day won't make the water stop dripping.
Since the advocacy of "living better with chemistry", people believe that only chemical drugs are real medicines.
Now we know the body does not appreciate scientifically processed foods and prefer to natural whole foods.
We should know that the body does not appreciate scientifically synthesized drugs: Side effects are "crying" voices from your chemically abused body systems.
All roads lead to Rome.
Mother Nature has an answer for menopause.
Hot flashes can be reduced by a cool herbal formula Menopause BalanZ in 1 month without even a breast swelling side effect.