While most supplements contain either only chasteberry or a combination of chasteberry and a few other ingredients, WOMEN’S POWER consists of a unique combination of 9 pure substances. This comprehensive formula aims to support the female body on several levels.
In addition to valuable vitamins (B6, B9, B12) and important trace elements (iron, zinc), it also contains L-carnitine and inositol.
WOMEN’S POWER helps to keep hormone fluctuations under control and balances out possible deficits in the vitamins and minerals mentioned. This way you can cope better with your days.
Support in the premenstrual phase
Hormonal changes during the cycle are normal for the female body, but not every woman copes well with these changes. About half of all girls and women occasionally feel unwell in the days before their period; around 40% regularly experience pronounced discomfort or suffer from premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The symptoms can range from mood swings to difficulty concentrating, fatigue and lack of energy.
To support women during this time, Naturtreu has developed the product WOMEN’S POWER. This herbal complex contains carefully coordinated ingredients that help to regulate the hormonal balance. Because a stable hormone level contributes significantly to well-being. In addition, WOMEN’S POWER provides the body with important vital substances that provide energy in everyday life and help to reduce tiredness and fatigue.
Chasteberry – A long-appreciated ingredient for women
A main component of WOMEN’S POWER is the chasteberry extract. Chasteberry (Vitex agnus castus) has long been a component of many dietary supplements for women. The fruits of this plant contain substances that are structurally similar to certain human sex hormones and that can influence dopamine release. Dopamine acts in the human body as a natural antagonist of the hormone prolactin, which is associated with PMS complaints in women. There are several scientific studies on the effects of chasteberry on the endocrine system, but the full potential of Vitex agnus castus has not yet been fully explored.
