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Presentation: Blister
Pack Of 60 Tablets, 60gm
(1000 mg each tab.)
Every women experiences same biorhythms and
transition in her life such as puberty,
menstruation, pregnancy, child birth,
lactation, menopause and midlife. Each of
these changes presents new challenges for
the body, hormones, mind and emotions. Hence
women physiology should have innate
potential to guide through all these cycles
with grace and composure.
Current hormonal replacement therapy (HRT)
for these changes have simply become hormone
therapy with dangerous side effects.
Golden Lady is particularly
formulated synergistic combination for a
women's well being especially during
menopause. It is a safe herbal formula which
nourishes the woman reproductive tissue
and is a valuable alternate to troublesome HRT.
It helps the body to cope up with
menopausal discomfort of hot flushes, mood
swings and irritability. This super
nourishing combination keeps the women
body free from toxins, enhances the
indigenous secretion of hormones
significantly reducing the chances of
breast and uterine cancer, cardiovascular
disease and osteoporosis.
How Its Helps:
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A safe herbal choice for easy and
smooth menopause.
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Alternate to troublesome hormonal
replacement therapy.
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Pacifies pitta dosha
and thus reduces
the symptoms like hot flushes, night
sweat, mood swings etc.
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Ensures the proper functioning of
vata dosha hence reduces
various discomforts like anxiety,
headache, body ache, giddiness etc.
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Helps reduce the risk of post
menopausal bleeding.
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Prevents acne, pimples and wrinkling
of the skin.
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Enriches the body with essential
micronutrients like calcium,
magnesium, amino acids, vitamins
etc.
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Counteracts the effect of negative
emotions and stress.
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Supportive for
woman sexual urge, increases libido
and helps remove the dryness of
vagina.
Dosage: 1-2 tablets
daily after meals gives the best results when taken
with milk.
Suggested Duration:
Gives encouraging result if continued for
minimum 3-6 month. It can be continued for
longer period as it doesn’t carry any potential
side effects like HRT.
Dietary Protocol: Favour sweet, warm
food and drinks, unctuous substance like Ghee
and olive oil. Avoid excessive processed, hot,
spicy and pungent food. Favour cooling diet such
as asparagus, Indian gooseberry, and licorice.
Minimize the alcohol intake and smoking. Take
balanced diet low in saturated fats and high in
whole grains, fruits, and vegetables with
adequate water, vitamins and minerals.
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Ingredients:
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Asparagus racemosus
(Indian Asparagus) Shatavari:
It is a rejuvenating herb that cools the
body, strengthens and nourishes the tissues.
It may be taken by both women and men to
balance Vata and Pitta from the
system and to support the proper function of
the reproductive organs. Traditionally used to
stimulate the production of female hormones, Shatavari may be translated as
"having 100 spouses,"
implying its ability to increase fertility and
vitality. It encourages the production of milk
in lactating mothers, and is also useful
during menopause in women. Asparagus serves to
build immunity, improve the intellect,
stimulate digestion, and enhances strength and
energy. Shatavari also acts to soothe, protect
and nurture inflamed membranes of the lungs,
stomach, kidneys and reproductive organs.
It
is the main Ayurveda rejuvenative for women
which nourishes as well as cleanses the blood
and supports the female reproductive
functions. Shatavari is highly recommended for
menopause because it is a natural source of phytoestrogen and progesterone which ensure
smooth menopause. Recent research supports the
traditional use of Shatavari as a Rasayana, a
dietary supplement or as a rejuvenative for mental and physical
health, as well as providing a defense against
premature aging and challenging environmental
factors. Shatavari has the general ability to
promote normal physical functions and
counteract the adverse effects of stress. In
eight different stress tests, Shatavari
produced significant anti-stress and immuno-stimulant effects. It also promotes
normal endometrial growth and has tonifying as well as demulcent property which is
helpful for vata's dryness seen during
menopause. It also has a calming effect and
can be used for sleeplessness and a cooling
effect which is beneficial for hot flushhes.
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Hemidesmus indicus
(Indian Sarsaparilla) Anantmoola:
It is one of the
best blood purifier and Pitta pacifying
herb. It reduces the symptoms like hot flushes,
night sweats and skin problems
during menopause. Provides lubrication to all
the dried up micro channels of the body,
ensures free flow of nutrient fluids, energy, doshas
and thus improves the quality of body
tissues, especially the reproductive tissue.
It is good bacteriostatic and anti inflammatory
botanical that helps in conditions like cystitis and
uterine infections.
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Dioscorea bulbifera
(Wild Yam) Varahi Kand:
The
pharmacologically active components of the
Dioscorea species include diosgenin,
which is a steroidal saponin, and dioscin, a
form of diosgenin with sugars attached.
Some studies indicate that diosgenin functions
as a plant estrogen, and fresh yams have been
used as estrogen replacement therapy. Plant
estrogens, or phytoestrogen (PEs), are
naturally occurring plant compounds that are
similar to mammalian
estrogen.
Dietary PEs can provide a wide range of health
benefits, including protection from the
development of some cancers, cardiovascular
disease, osteoporosis, and menopausal
symptoms. The Journal of the American Medical
Association recently published two studies
demonstrating that hormone replacement therapy
(HRT) poses an unacceptable health risk for
post-menopausal women. Fresh yams
have been used as an estrogen replacement
therapy and studies suggest that diosgenin
could protect against osteoporosis. It
also helps in regaining the sexual urge.
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Terminalia chebula
(Chebulic Myrobalan) Haritaki:
Haritaki is an
Essential herb which detoxifies as well as
rejuvenates the body. It ensures the proper
functioning of vata dosha, which is believed
to be aggravated during menopause and produces
various symptoms like anxiety, headache,
body ache, weak bones, giddiness etc.
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Glycyrrhiza glabra
(Licorice) Mulethi:
The major active
component in Licorice root is glycyrrhizin,
with minor components such as ß- sitosterol,
formononetin and coumarin. These compounds
have estrogenic and anti-estrogenic
capabilities. Glycyrrhizin binds with both estrogen
and androgen receptors weakly, although it had
no affinity for the progesterone receptor.
Licorice root supports the adrenal gland, one
of the likely modes that licorice helps with
menopausal symptoms. Licorice root heals and
restores the function of the adrenal glands,
helping to ease depression and chronic fatigue
during menopause. Licorice also contains
potassium, calcium, phytosterol, coumarin,
lecithin, protein, magnesium, silicon
(necessary for the formation of collagen for
bones and connective tissue), thiamine, and
Vitamins B and E. Its anti-inflammatory
properties extend to both internal and
external parts of the body. It also pacifies pitta symptoms like hot flushes, night
sweat, mood swing and anxiety. Also helps the
woman to cope up with stress due to its anti
stress property.
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Emblica officinalis
(Indian Gooseberry) Amalaki:
Amla is perhaps
the single most often mentioned herb in the
ayurvedic classic. It has a reputation as a
powerful rejuvenating herb. The fruit is
reputed to have the highest content of vitamin
C among any natural occurring substances in nature. It promotes ojas and the reproductive
fluids. In the studies, the pro-oxidant or
oxygen radical scavenger qualities of Amla
suggests that it is also very effective in
lowering the risk of many cancers including
breast cancer. Amla reduces
unwanted fat, which gets accumulated after
menopause because it increases total protein
levels. It nourishes each and every tissue of
the body including reproductive tissue. It
lengthens the reproductive phase of
woman i.e in other sense it delays the onset of
menopause. Its adaptogenic property helps the
woman to cope up with sudden hormonal
withdrawal symptoms. It pacifies pitta dosha.
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Mangifera
indica
(Mango Tree) Aam:
Mango kernel
powder of Mangifera indica was traditionally
used as vermifuge and as astringent in
diarrhea, hemorrhage and in bleeding
tendencies. Seed kernel powder of Mangifera
indica is used as a haemostatic agent so it
can be used to prevent and stop post
menopausal bleeding. Also used as blood
purifier and in ancient ayurvedic text and it
was also used for uterine inflammation.
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Santalum album (White
Sandalwood) Safed Chandan:
Described as
having astringent, pungent taste, a good pitta
pacifying herb that takes care of symptoms
like hot flush, excessive thirst, giddiness, irritation etc. Responsible for proper
metabolism of bone tissue and maintains a
uniform density of bones and thus
prevents osteoporosis. Quercitrin, an
alkaloid present in it, coagulates blood like
Vitamin K so useful in postmenopausal
bleeding. Helps in maintaining skin texture
and skin glow and prevents acne, pimples and
wrinkling of skin.
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Terminalia arjuna
(Arjuna):
Cardioprotective
and cardiotonic, helpful in emotional
disturbances. Also maintain the integrity of
bone tissue.
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Ocimum sanctum
(Holy Basil) Tulsi:
Holy Basil also
known as Ocimum sanctum has been shown to
possess powerful adpatogenic properties
and has been used to enhance the body's
ability to respond to stress and minimize the
negative effects of stress on the body, thus
helps the woman to cope up with menopausal
changes. In addition, studies have
demonstrated that Holy Basil can support
carbohydrate metabolism and, as a result,
maintain healthy blood glucose levels. Also
pacifies pitta dosha.
Antioxidant and cardioprotective property also
play a role in maintaining female health.
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Corallium rubrum
(Coral) Praval:
Increase
vitality, brings back lost glow of the body,
replenishes all the body tissues. Rich source of
micro nutrients like calcium, magnesium etc.
It controls blood pressure and protects
heart and also maintains bone tissue health. A
good brain tonic, nourishes brain tissue. It
is used in excessive bleeding as haemostatic. Pitta pacifying, cooling
herb that
takes care of symptoms like irritation,
anxiety, sleeplessness, and hot flushes.
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Mytilus
margaritiferus
(Pearl Oyster Shell) Mukta Shukti:
Rich with
essential minerals like calcium, magnesium and
micronutrients like amino acids.
Especially
used in pitta dosha related problem,
promotes calmness, relaxes mind, promotes sound
sleep and prevents restlessness and mood
swings.
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Zingiber officinale
(Dry Ginger) Sonth:
Regulates
digestive process, improves appetite, and
removes toxins. Also increases the
bioavailability of this compound and other dietary
nutrients.
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