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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.

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Bitter Melon
Neet Smith
Great product

It is a great product. I was surprised to see the 1 star review - it should be removed because that person didnt try it or bother to read the "how to use" before purchasing, so that review does not represent the product.

Glad you're loving the Bitter Melon! We like to be transparent with our reviews and that's why we have left the other one there, but you're right, they didn't try the product as they couldn't use it. Thanks for leaving a review that helps everyone decide if this is the right product for them :)

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Latte Liberate
Deborah
Latte Liberate

This is one product i can't do without. Sometimes you wonder if these things work or not. Well let me tell you, I went away for nine days, (didn't think 9 days would be a problem) boy was I wrong. To avoid running out i will subscribe. One less thing to worry about, in my busy life

So happy to hear that our Latte Liberate is working for you! Definitely set up a subscription as you'll never run out and you can edit your subscription at any time - PLUS you also save money! Win, Win :)

Amazing

I bought the Hormone and gut starter pack and I’ve only been using it for around 3 weeks and I can feel a difference. I going to the toilet a whole lot better. I feel more energised. The taste is great too.

Maca and its benefits for hormone balance

Maca and its benefits for hormone balance | kulture.store


Time and again, we’ve written about the perils of having an imbalance of hormones. When your hormones are out of sync, a host of problems arise, some can be as mildly irritating as skin problems and some can be life threatening such as cancer.

First of all, if you suspect that your hormones are imbalanced and are causing symptoms and health concerns, please go and see your doctor. But before you start pill popping, always remember that balancing hormones the natural way is always better than suddenly taking meds that can hurt your liver or cause other problems. If you can incorporate food that can help you balance out your hormones into a healthy diet, you’re on your way to feeling better and healthier!

What foods can help you balance your hormones?

Have you ever heard of the Maca root? The Maca root (Lepidium meyenii), is a medicinal herb native to Peru. It is also called the Peruvian Ginseng. The ancient Inca tribe would eat this raw, cooked, or boiled. Maca improves energy, which is why it was traditionally given to Inca warriors in the olden days. Today, a small experiment involving male cyclists resulted to an improvement on their speed after only 14 days of taking Maca supplements. Unlike caffeine, Maca can boost energy without the side effect of  interfering with sleep.

Rich in Vitamin C

We’ve come a long way to discovering the other health benefits of the Maca root and have found that it is rich in vitamins C and A, as well as B2, B6 and Niacin. The maca root is also packed with minerals, including iron, zinc, iodine, calcium, phosphorus, copper, magnesium and potassium. But wait, there’s more! It also has 6 sterols, about 20 vital fatty acids, lipids, fiber, good carbohydrates, protein, and amino acids.

Hormone balance

Not only is it a power packed superfood, it’s magic resides in the fact that Maca has been traditionally used to balance hormones, energize, and invigorate. Three major hormones (of course there are others) play a role in sending your body into hormonal chaos. These three are the major culprits in women: estrogen, cortisol, and thyroid hormones (in men, it’s these three: testosterone, cortisol, and thyroid hormones) Balancing these hormones out can be an important contribution to your wellness and improve your quality of life.

Adaptogen

Here’s where Maca helps. Maca is known to be an endocrine adaptogen, which means it can invigorate and normalise hormone production. It balances hormone production by supporting the functions of the hypothalamus and pituitary glands - the very same glands that regulate other endocrine glands such as the adrenal, thyroid, pancreas, ovarian, and testicular glands. Maca releases substances that signals to the pituitary gland to produce just the right amount of hormones. With balanced hormones, people experience an increase in energy and libido, relief from PMS, plus liver and enzyme support.

Conclusion

Maca has been considered as a safe and gentle alternative medicine that can be taken by most people. So if you’re looking for a natural and organic alternative to pharmaceutical meds, consider maca.

Hormonal range for balance and more energy

We have blended Maca into three of our hormonal balance blends; Vanilla Happy, Latte Liberate & Green Goddess. Vanilla Happy is a complete hormonal support blend, Latte Liberate is specially for women going through menopause and Green Goddess is perfect those wanting more vegetables, multi vitamins and energy!

Shop the Hormone balance range

 



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