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Latte Liberate
Donna Douglas
Latte Liberate

Latte Liberate is absolutely amazing, I've been using this product for 10 months for menopause. I am blown away with how it has helped tremendously with my hot flushes and severe mood swings, it has been fantastic with dealing with menopause on a daily basis and all of my family and friends have noticed such a huge change within me and it's also helping with weightloss. I am beyond grateful that these products are around and that actually works.

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Latte Liberate
Simone Anderson
Latte Liberate

Great product. Does what it claims to do. Buy it.

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Bitter Melon
Linda Baker
Feeling good

I feel less bloated with the products

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Berry Cleanse
Julie Thompson
Berry Cleanse

Great product does what it says, however need to make in capsule form for easy transport when on holiday away from home

Menopause Bundle

Loving the products, particularly the Brain Booster which has really helped clear the brain fog and the Latte Liberate which makes for a nice breakfast smoothie and I’ve not experienced any hot flushes or night sweats since taking this. I was grateful for the first few nights of deep sleep after taking the Spiced Halo but alas it didn’t last and doesn’t dissolve well. I have felt no difference at all with the Bitter Melon. Overall I love the products and will re-purchase the Brain Booster regularly.

Benefits of flaxseed meal

Benefits of flaxseed meal | kulture.store

People, nowadays, are more conscious of their food choices. They try to find new food items that can contribute significantly to a healthier way of eating. New kinds of food (most are all natural and have a long list of health benefits) have been dubbed as “superfoods” and that list is ever growing. However, only a few of those “superfoods” have been around long enough to be golden standards on that list. One superfood, albeit tiny, has been around for centuries and has always made it to the list as one of the most powerful plant based foods on the planet.

King of Superfoods

Flaxseed comes from the plant Linum usitatissimum, a member of the 180-200 species strong Linum family. It occurs in two varieties: brown and yellow (or golden) flaxseeds. Both varieties have a similar nutritional profile. Flaxseed’s origins can be traced to as early as 3000 BC in ancient Babylon. Its many health benefits has been exalted by kings. In fact, the great King Charlemagne was believed to be such a huge fan of this superfood that he even passed laws that require all his subjects to consume flaxseed. Now, you’ll find flaxseed in all kinds of food from biscuits to breakfast cereals and even smoothies.

Packs a nutritional punch

Flaxseed’s power packed nutritional profile contains a long list of vitamins, minerals, and essential fatty acids that make it one of the most nutritious foods available. However, these three things are the top components that give flaxseed its coveted health benefits.


Omega-3 essential fatty acids (the "good" fats): approx 1.8 grams/ tablespoon

Flaxseed contains ALA or alpha-linolenic acid (ALA). It is one of the essential omega-3 fatty acids that converts into DHA and EPA -- more active omega-3s -- in the body. The body doesn’t produce ALA, so you’d have to get them from a food source...and flaxseed is an excellent source of ALA. It has been known to reduce the risk of heart disease by 14%. It can also reduce the risk of strokes and can lower cholesterol levels. There are other benefits, too. The omega-3 fatty acids in flaxseed can improve brain health and digestive health. It also keeps the hair and skin healthy.

Lignans: 75 to 800 times more lignans compared to other plant food.

Lignans are plant compounds which have both plant oestrogen and antioxidant qualities. It can help reduce the risk of certain cancers including breast cancer and prostate cancer. Flaxseed and flaxseed oil has been found to improve the uncomfortable symptoms of menopause like hot flashes and night sweats.

Fiber: 1.9g/ tablespoon

Flaxseed has both soluble and insoluble fiber. Flaxseed’s high fibre content combined with phytosterols, and omega-3 makes it great for improving heart health. It also encourages healthy digestion by improving the absorption of nutrients. Fibre also helps keep you full, longer and encourages regular bowel movement so it is a natural weight loss aid.

How Berry Cleanse can Help?

Flaxseeds are just one of the superfood ingredients contained within Berry Cleanse. It also has Aloe Vera, Psyllium Husk, Diatomaceous Earth and Chia Seeds. Making this an essential formula in keeping you regular. 

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