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Menopace - think it's working!

16 replies

Geminijust · 12/08/2024 07:31

I was very skeptical as I know it's just vitamins but I feel I am benefitting! Mainly, the mild night sweats I've had for years have disappeared! I also feel a bit calmer & less anxious and am sleeping better. I have a pretty good diet generally so don't think I was lacking anything before. NB. I did take it for a short while last year and the sweats disappeared then too, then came back after I stopped but didn't make the connection at the time.

Anyone else?

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Alsonification · 12/08/2024 07:41

Yep. I'm on menopace plus for approx 3 mths & I feel a lot better. I've never had hot flushes or night sweats before being on it but I had a lot of anxiety & brain fog & that's almost completely gone.

socks1107 · 12/08/2024 07:50

I've just started these so great to read good reviews!

Alsonification · 12/08/2024 08:23

Oh and my sleep is way better. I've always kept very well but for a few months it was terrible. I was like a zombie from tiredness. Now I'm back sleeping normally thankfully.

IncognitoForLife · 20/08/2024 07:57

How long did it take before you noticed a difference? You've inspired me to start, as my sleep is the worst it's ever been. I'm up around 5 or 6 times in the night at the moment.

Alsonification · 23/08/2024 14:27

Sorry didn't see your post.

In my case I was probably a month in so a full pack, when I saw a real improvement.

Ohjustalittle · 24/08/2024 00:16

I took menopace for a while, between the age of 46-49 all was good. I was taking sage tablets, magnesium good diet, exercise etc, But then my symptoms ramped up and I decided to start HRT. It's been a bumpy few years getting the right dose etc and I think I'm ready now to change again to continuous. All I'm saying is if symptoms start getting worse please don't be afraid of trying HRT.

DramaAlpaca · 24/08/2024 01:17

It worked for me. My night sweats stopped within about two weeks of starting to take Menopace.

I did eventually decide to go down the HRT route, but I still take Menopace for its vitamins.

IncognitoForLife · 24/08/2024 07:16

My sleep is better already, but I think that might be because the temperature at night is a bit lower now. I'll keep taking the menopace though.

JamMakingWannaBe · 24/08/2024 07:37

Lidl have a dupe (larger stores only I've found) for £2.99 if anyone reading this would like to trial dedicated vitamins for menopause at a lower price point.

HoHoHoliday · 24/08/2024 16:30

Can anyone tell me what's in menopace that's different from a regular multivitamin? I take a multivitamin daily which has 100% RDA of everything - what would I get extra to that? I'm open to trying anything at the moment. My two main menopause issues are weight gain and sweats.

HauntedbyMagpies · 24/08/2024 21:06

Anyone else get daytime sweats/hot flushes and found that Menopace has helped please? I don't get night sweats at all but daytime sweats as a result of INTENSE hot flushes have been a major issue for years

DramaAlpaca · 25/08/2024 00:51

@HauntedbyMagpies yes, it helped with daytime sweats too. I didn't say this in my reply to OP because she specifically asked about night sweats. I didn't have very intense hot flushes though, just frequent overheating that would make me sweat at the slightest exertion. Menopace reduced that considerably.

IncognitoForLife · 09/09/2024 19:21

I can't decide if Menopace is helping or if it's just because nights are cooler now!
I do have to take extra magnesium though, the amount in Menopace isn't enough for me. When I stopped taking magnesium I went back to waking up several times through the night.

rockingbird · 10/09/2024 06:19

JamMakingWannaBe · 24/08/2024 07:37

Lidl have a dupe (larger stores only I've found) for £2.99 if anyone reading this would like to trial dedicated vitamins for menopause at a lower price point.

Ooh off to Lidl

oObyeOo · 10/09/2024 20:35

HoHoHoliday · 24/08/2024 16:30

Can anyone tell me what's in menopace that's different from a regular multivitamin? I take a multivitamin daily which has 100% RDA of everything - what would I get extra to that? I'm open to trying anything at the moment. My two main menopause issues are weight gain and sweats.

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