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Our Remedy | Oh My Flo Natural Adaptogenic Wellness Tea
12 biodegradable and natural tea bags by Our Remedy. Oh My Flo tea is the ultimate pick-me-up to elevate your wellness routine packed with powerful adaptogenic herbs and botanicals to support your hormonal health, boost energy and soothe mood swings. A luscious red blend of raspberry leaf and rosehip, balanced by fragrant sweet orange. With added adaptogenic schisandra and goji berries to stimulate your immune system and support you throughout your cycle.
- 12 biodegradable tea bags
- Shisandra, raspberry leaf, goji berries and rosehip to support your hormonal health
- 100% natural ingredients, no artificial flavourings or preservatives
- Plastic-free (the inner bag may look like plastic but it's compostable, made from wood pulp)
- Recycled cardboard box
- Suitable for vegans
For the perfect infusion pour freshly boiled water over one Oh My Flo teabag. Leave to brew for 4-6 minutes, stir, squeeze, and enjoy.
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Our Remedy | Oh My Flo Natural Adaptogenic Wellness Tea
12 biodegradable and natural tea bags by Our Remedy. Oh My Flo tea is the ultimate pick-me-up to elevate your wellness routine packed with powerful adaptogenic herbs and botanicals to support your hormonal health, boost energy and soothe mood swings. A luscious red blend of raspberry leaf and rosehip, balanced by fragrant sweet orange. With added adaptogenic schisandra and goji berries to stimulate your immune system and support you throughout your cycle.
- 12 biodegradable tea bags
- Shisandra, raspberry leaf, goji berries and rosehip to support your hormonal health
- 100% natural ingredients, no artificial flavourings or preservatives
- Plastic-free (the inner bag may look like plastic but it's compostable, made from wood pulp)
- Recycled cardboard box
- Suitable for vegans
Am I in perimenopause or menopause? Understanding the differences.
Perimenopause, which is the two to twelve years before your final period is different from menopause, which is the life phase that begins one year after your final period.
Importantly, so-called ‘menopausal symptoms’ are more likely to occur during the perimenopause, not the menopause. In other words, if you’re going to have symptoms (and not all women do), they’re most likely to occur while you’re still having periods but then settle down a year or two after your final period.
Managing your symptoms with menopause hormone treatment, also known as HRT.
While non-hormonal treatments and lifestyle changes like regular exercise and a healthy diet can help with perimenopause symptoms, choosing hormone therapy might be effective for you.
There are two different MHT regimens – cyclical and continuous combined. If you are perimenopausal, then you’ll be started on cyclical treatment. This is because cyclical MHT keeps your periods regular. This way you’ll know when your periods naturally stop – or in other words, when you’re likely to progress to the last stage of the menopause.
Perimenopause: getting a proper diagnosis.
If you’re 45 or over and have symptoms of the perimenopause, then this is usually enough to assume you are perimenopausal.
Blood tests are usually only needed if your doctor thinks you are going through early perimenopause (if you’re under 40) to make sure changes to your period are not being caused by other conditions, like polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). If you’re over 40, there are no single reliable blood or urine test to tell you that you are perimenopausal.
“Women need to know that perimenopause ends in a kinder and calmer phase of life appropriately called menopause.” - Jerilynn Prior, Canadian endocrinology professor
“Women need to know that perimenopause ends in a kinder and calmer phase of life appropriately called menopause.” - Jerilynn Prior, Canadian endocrinology professor
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