What does Promensil do?

• Relieves the symptoms of menopause
• Relieves hot flashes
• Relieves night sweats
• Helps improve general well being
• Maintains bone health
• Maintains cholesterol

When will I see a difference?

While this can vary with the individual, most women notice relief within 2-5 weeks.

What's in Promensil?

Derived from red clover, Promensil contains a standardized 40 mg of the four principle isoflavones - biochanin A, formononetin, genistein and daidzein.

How to take Promensil

The recommended daily dose for Promensil is 1 to 2 tablets daily, taken with food. To help relieve daytime symptoms, take Promensil with breakfast. If night time symptoms are worse, take Promensil with the evening meal.

Antibiotics may disrupt your gut flora and hence reduce the absorption of Promensil via the gut. Eating yogurt or taking acidophilus may help to re-establish your gut flora and improve the absorption of Promensil.

H₂ antagonists such as Zantac and Tazac as well as proton pump inhibitors such as Somac, Zoton and Nexium may also reduce the uptake of Promensil.

Promensil is available in a 30 tablet (one month) or 60 tablet (two month) blister pack, with a daily calendar indicator.

Clinical trials

Promensil has been clinically tested with trials being published in peer reviewed journals. All studies were conducted by specialists in universities and teaching hospitals under strict ethical approval using Good Clinical Research Practice guidelines.

Cautions

Promensil is not recommended for use during pregnancy or lactation. It is not recommended for use by children.

Use only as directed. If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare professional.

Safety data

In clinical trials Promensil was well tolerated with a safety profile similar to placebo.