Menocare is positioned as a supplement to be taken as a course, not as a product for quick relief of symptoms. This is a fundamental difference from symptomatic medicines: herbal complexes with phytoestrogens generally need time to build up in the diet and produce a noticeable effect.
The specific dosage and course duration should be checked in the instructions on the pack; the manufacturer sets them based on the composition and concentration of the ingredients. You should not increase the dose on your own: despite their plant origin, phytoestrogens are biologically active.
A few practical points worth bearing in mind:
- Herbal complexes are usually taken with meals, which reduces the likelihood of stomach discomfort.
- If you are taking iron supplements at the same time, it is worth consulting a specialist: the iron in Menocare may add up with other sources.
- If you are taking hormonal medicines or are under the care of a gynaecologist, prior consultation is also essential.
- The supplement is not used during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or in case of allergy or hypersensitivity to its ingredients.
Menocare is not a medicine and is not intended to treat or diagnose any condition. It is a food supplement that can be included in the everyday diet as an additional source of plant ingredients and minerals during the menopause.