WellMe MenoRescue

Sensoril: One of the most important ingredients in MenoRescue is Sensoril, which is a proprietary type of ashwagandha designed for maximum purity and absorption. Sensoril contains a specific type of ashwagandha sourced from organic farms in India and Nepal. Multiple studies show taking 125mg of Sensoril – the same dose in MenoRescue – is associated with better control of cortisol and greater overall stress response. In fact, many people take ashwagandha daily on its own for stress relief, and ashwagandha is known for its adaptogenic effects. According to WellMe, the Sensoril in MenoRescue can boost energy, regulate mood, aid concentration, support restful sleep, increase muscle strength and stamina, reduce muscle soreness, support heart health, and promote joint pain relief, among other benefits. Greenselect Phytosome: MenoRescue contains an ingredient called Greenselect Phytosome. It’s a combination of decaffeinated green tea extract with a unique “phytosome” technology to boost absorption. Green tea is widely believed to be one of the world’s healthiest beverages. It’s rich with antioxidants linked to energy, weight loss, and overall health and wellness. According to WellMe, citing several clinical trials, green tea can also promote healthy cortisol levels and help you lose the dreaded “meno-belly.” Rhodiola Rosea: Rhodiola rosea, like ashwagandha (Sensoril) has a long history of use as an adaptogen in traditional medicine, including Ayurvedic medicine practiced across South Asia for centuries. Found in high altitude mountain ranges, Rhodiola rosea has been linked to a growing number of physical and cognitive effects. Studies show Rhodiola rosea can help with cognitive function, body temperature, energy, mood, muscle performance, circulation, joint comfort, and more. Schisandra Berry: MenoRescue contains schisandra, which has a long history of use in traditional Chinese medicine, where it was used as a general wellness supplement. Today, we know schisandra berry likely works because it’s rich with vitamin C, one of nature’s best antioxidants. According to WellMe, schisandra is linked to specific menopause-fighting effects, including cognitive health, memory, mood, energy, muscle strength, and relief from hot flashes and night sweats, among other effects.

Sage Leaf: Sage leaf is an evergreen shrub and member of the mint family believed to support estrogen and progesterone levels. One 8 week study showed 300mg of sage leaf, the same dose in MenoRescue, promoted a healthy body temperature in a group of menopausal women. Sage leaf has a long history of use by traditional medicine practitioners around the world for a variety of ailments – including menopause. Red Clover: Red clover is native to parts of Europe, western Asia, and Africa. The flowering plant is rich with natural chemicals called isoflavones. Studies show isoflavones have a similar chemical structure to estrogen. They’re phytoestrogens that could help your body promote estrogen production without side effects. One 12-week study found 80mg of red clover – the same dose used in MenoRescue – led to a “remarkable difference” in the health and happiness of a group of menopausal women. Those women also reported a 50% reduction in menopause symptoms based on the Official Menopause Rating Scale (MRS), a set of 11 common menopause symptoms. Black Cohosh: Black cohosh is native to North America, and indigenous people throughout the United States and Canada have used black cohosh for medicinal purposes for centuries. Today, growing research has connected black cohosh to menopause relief, including energy, mood, body temperature, sleep, and sex drive benefits, among other perks. Chasteberry: Chasteberry, also known as vitex, Abraham’s balm, or monk’s pepper, is found in many menopause relief supplements because of its connection to progesterone. Some studies show chasteberry can support healthy progesterone levels, which could help with certain menopause symptoms. One 8 week study, for example, found a group of women experienced “significantly lower” intensity symptoms of menopause when taking chasteberry compared to a group of women taking a placebo. BioPerine: BioPerine, or black pepper extract, can boost the absorption of other active ingredients in the formula. Many supplements contain black pepper extract specifically for absorption. Some studies have shown black pepper can boost the absorption of natural ingredients by up to 2,000%. That means fewer wasted ingredients – and maximum effectiveness for the formula you’re paying for within MenoRescue. WellMe has packaged all of these ingredients into a veggie capsule. You take two capsules daily for menopause relief.