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Adrenal & Glandular
Adrenal fatigue and glandular health is often overlooked, and misunderstood as general exhaustion or stress. Our glandular system communicates using hormones that travel between a network of glands and organs to regulate digestion, metabolism, growth, body temperature, menstruation, sleep quality and many, many other voluntary or involuntary functions.
Imbalance within this system can cause a variety of health concerns and symptoms that may include severe fatigue, low libido, feeling light-headed, severe PMS, blood sugar imbalance, sleeping poorly and more.
The adrenal gland - an organ the size of a walnut that sits on top of each kidney, is part of the endocrine system that produces over fifty different hormones involved with many things including growth and development, blood sugar control, and regulating our ability to deal with stress. Adrenal fatigue is any decrease in the ability of this gland to function normally. Commonly, this can happen when sustained high stress levels overextend your body’s capacity to recover and stabilise.
Maintaining regular exercise, eating a balanced diet, keeping a positive attitude and doing things that make you happy could help maintain the general health of the glandular system and also your wellbeing.
Please see above our carefully selected range that may support glandular health.
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Found it Helpful for Irregular Periods, Menopause and Mild Depression
I was given a sample and found I wasn't as tired, with reduced or no hot flushes. Moods were more even and didn't feel so depressed all the time. I ran out and all this came back slowly after about 3 weeks. I tried another brand but didn't have results to the same level, so now I only buy this brand. Worth trying
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3/12/18
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Good Quality Product
I have been purchasing this product for a few years now and have always found it too be very effective. Good to prevent viral or bacterial illness and good for inflammation anywhere the body needs it, it will calm it. Yes the taste is sweeter than it used to be but taken with more water in the glass its very nice and mixes well. More water is what we all need so that's got to be good for us. I definitely recommend this product it does work.
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3/12/18
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Wonderfully helpful!
I’ve used this product to aid in falling asleep... works a treat!
Keeps me peaceful during daily stress. Used on a recent long haul flight and had the best sleep ever on a flight! No nasty side effects either!Marcie
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