Women are raving about £28 herbal patches which claim to help manage symptoms of menopause

‘Effective for relief from hot flashes’: Women are raving about £28 herbal patches which claim to help manage symptoms of menopause

By Emily Knott For Mailonline

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Women who are struggling with symptoms of menopause have claimed these £35 patches formulated from a blend of botanical extracts are helping manage hot flushes, disturbed sleep and irritability, to name a few.

The KLORIS Menopause Support Patches, which are made with a blend of natural herbs and botanical extracts, are being described as a ‘game-changer’ and an ‘effective’ way to control symptoms by users.

If you’re looking for additional support with menopause symptoms, the KLORIS Menopause Support Patches are made with a blend of natural herbs and botanical extracts to help manage hot flushes, disturbed sleep and irritability, to name a few.

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Additional support: The KLORIS Menopause Support Patches, which are made with a blend of natural herbs and botanical extracts, are being described as a ‘game-changer’ and an ‘effective’ way to control symptoms by users

Opposed to taking pills or supplements orally, the supplement from KLORIS comes in the form of transdermal patches that adhere to the skin and slowly deliver the active ingredients steadily into your body over 24 hours.

The brad description reads: ‘Enjoy round-the-clock natural assistance with the symptoms of menopause from our discrete, convenient patches.’

It is reported that for some substances, patches have the potential to deliver better results than the same dosage would via oral administration.

The KLORIS Menopause Support Patches have been made with a blend of ingredients such as Black Cohosh, a very important herb for menopausal symptoms that studies have shown can reduce hot flashes.

Other ingredients include Valerian as a sleeping aid and Gotu Kola for helping with stress, anxiety and even joint pain.

While hormone replacement therapy (also known as HRT) is one treatment for easing symptoms of menopause, the brand’s website boasts dozens of glowing reviews for the natural product, with many users crediting the patches for making menopause easier to deal with as they take control of the changes.

The KLORIS Menopause Support Patches have been made with a blend of ingredients such as Black Cohosh, a very important herb for menopausal symptoms that studies have shown can reduce hot flashes

‘A great addition to my menopause symptom management,’ one reviewer wrote in their five-star review. ‘I find them much easier than herbal pills.’

‘These have been a lifesaver,’ another customer declared. ‘They help with my mood swings and also provide relief from night sweats. I highly recommend giving them a try.’

A third wrote: ‘I’ve tried several different products to help with my menopause, but these have been the most effective for relief from hot flashes and help with my irritability. I’m so glad I found them!’

If you’re looking for additional support with menopause symptoms, check out the KLORIS Menopause Support Patches online here.

What is menopause?

Menopause is defined as the changes a woman goes through just before and after she stops her periods and is no longer able to get pregnant naturally.

Some women go through this time with few, if any, symptoms; around 60 per cent experience symptoms resulting in behavioural changes and one in four will suffer severely.

Common symptoms include hot flushes, night sweats, vaginal dryness leading to discomfort during sex, disrupted sleep, decreased sex drive, problems with memory and concentration and mood swings.

Menopause happens when your ovaries stop producing as much of the hormone estrogen and no longer release an egg each month.

American experts say women go through the menopause at the age of 51 years on average, although it can begin when someone is anywhere between 40 and 58 years old.

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