Reviewed: Good and BAD things about Amberen
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Stevie Nicks once said this about menopause,
Rock and menopause do not mix. It is not good, it sucks and every day I fight it to the death, or, at the very least, not let it take me over.
Yes. Menopause is that dreadful. Hormone levels goes out of whack. Irregular bleeding, hot flashes, mood swings, extreme fatique and insomnia could happen because of it. Frankly, it sucks. I'd bet everyone in that state thinks, "if there only something that I can take to make this go away."
Well. medical sciences have improved and there are many menopause relief product on the market. One of the new ones is called Amberen. Amberen promises to bring menopause relief with all-natural ingredients with no side effects and cheap price. That's a lot of things to promise and I don't like to take things for granted. So I did some research and come up with some good and some BAD things about them. So here's my opinion about them.
Good Things about Amberen
- Amberen have double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical study to back it up. Meaning that, simply, it worked on them.
- It's a non-hormonal treatment but fuctions like a hormonal treatment. It restores energy metabolism like a hormonal treatment. Strictly speaking this enables women to roll back their biological age. Maybe not entirely, but it's a start.
- It doesn't have to be taken 365 days a year in their usage dosage. This is the funny thing, it works like this: take Amberen for 3 months, rest for 3 months, take it again for 3 months, and another 3 months rest. So it's cheaper to maintain.
- They have a free trial, a BBB (Better Business Bureau) accredited business badge, and a 30-days money back guarantee.
- It only contains only 100% natural ingredients. All are on FDA’s approved Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) list.
- If you contact the company directly they will send you the Clinical Manuscript for your doctor to review to safeguard from your previous medical conditions and history.
- Their free trial have no No Recurring Charges, No Autoship Programs, No Cancellation fees. Which is good. Read their terms and conditions on their website here.
Okay that's the good things. What about the BAD things? Here ya go.
BAD Things about Amberen
- That clinical research is done in Russia. This is not necessarily a bad thing since their medical sciences is also advanced. But for some this can bring doubts.
- There are some reports of mild side effects such as headaches and itching.
- There are some rumors that the dosage in the commercial product is less than the product tested in the clinical research. This have caused some women to attain the desired result when they upped the dosage themselves. For others, the recommended dosage bring them instant relief. So It's up to you to 'feel' the dosage that you need.
So the conclusion is: Amberen does deliver result although some reported they have to increase the dosage of the treatment. There's no such thing as a perfect thing, so you have to take this in consideration before buying the product. Good news is, they have a solid free-trial offer, so you can try their 1 month supply to determine your dosage. This way you can calculate your monthly spending and budget.
4 Comments
February 21st, 2010 at 11:33 pm
Hi mai
thank you for you answer to my questions what I have read seems to deal with my problem so is this Amberen shipped over seas so that I can get it in my country Trinidad &Tobago or do I have to order it on line please fill me in
February 21st, 2010 at 11:50 pm
Hi Jen,
Yes, I checked, and they ship to Trinidad&Tobago. You have to order it online though. Be sure to double check the shipping cost 'kay?
All the best for you.
March 11th, 2010 at 8:07 pm
It does work but if it is all natural then why am I getting bad headaches everytime I take it? Do they know what in the ingredients is causing the headaches.?
March 12th, 2010 at 1:21 pm
Hi Sarah,
I’m glad that Amberen works for you.
Unfortunately, a common side effect associated with Amberen is headaches. Granted that only a low percentage of users that have that issue, but I guess that means that you’re one of those.
If the headaches are too much, you might want to readjust your dosage.
Please keep me updated with your progress.