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Menopause is a delicate period for women, with a number of inconveniences that can occur. Fenioux Laboratories offer to help you pass this milestone serenely. MacaSoyam® contains Yam, Maca extract and soy isoflavones. Yam helps to reduce hot flashes and the appearance of symptoms associated with menopause.
1. Description
Menopause is a delicate period for women, with a number of inconveniences that can occur. Fenioux Laboratories offer to help you pass this milestone serenely. MacaSoyam® contains Yam, Maca extract and soy isoflavones. Yam helps to reduce hot flashes and the appearance of symptoms associated with menopause. Maca extract stimulates sexual desire. Isoflavones, plant hormones provided by soya, help fight against the effects associated with insufficient estrogen secretion (a phenomenon characteristic of the menopause), such as hot flashes.
NUT code: PL348/101
200 capsules
Box for 50 days
2. Directions for use
3 to 4 capsules per day divided into 2 doses with a large glass of water, 10 min before meals.
Do not exceed the indicated dose. Keep the product away from light, heat and humidity. A dietary supplement should not replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children. Not recommended for women with a family or personal history of breast cancer.
3. Ingredients
Soya extract (Glycine max) 10% isoflavones, Maca extract (Lepidium meyenii), capsule (gelatin), Yam extract (Dioscorea villosa) 16% diosgenin
4. Nutritional information
4 capsules per day provide:
Soya extract: 600 mg of which soy isoflavones: 60 mg
Maca extract: 400 mg
Yam extract: 200 mg
of which diosgenin: 32 mg
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