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Healthcare usage: Take one sachet daily in the morning and one in the evening with lukewarm water. Medical usage: Take two sachets daily in the morning and two in the evening with lukewarm water.

Menoease is not encouraged in certain circumstances:-
Not to be taken while suffering from influenza, fever and cough. Contra-indicated in pregnant women.

Menoease pills, a commercially available Bak Foong Pill-derived formula, specifically attenuate post-menopausal symptoms. Menopause is a natural transitional period in a woman’s life and is associated with decreasing levels of sex hormones estrogen and progesterone. Intensive research over a 3-year period results in the creation of this refined herbal formula to modulate the endocrine and immune system of post-menopausal women¹.

During aging, weakened immunity is related to decline of T-cell proliferation and B-cell antibody production. In vitro experiments show that the formula regulates the white blood cell distribution and proliferation, redistributing from the old age range back into values within the adult population².

References:

1.  Gou YL, Ho AL.S, Rowlands DK, Chung YW, Chan HC. Effects of Bak Foong Pill on Blood Coagulation and Platelet Aggregation. Biol Pharm Bull 2003, 26:241-246

2.  Ho LS, Gou YL, Rowlands DK, Chung YW, Chan HC. Effects of Bak Foong Pills and Menoease Pills on White Blood Cell Distribution in Old Age Female Rats. Biol Pharm Bull 2003, 26(12):1748-1753