DynHormone

Who is DynHormone for?

• For women in perimenopause or menopause who are seeking plant-based support and wish to avoid synthetic hormones.
• For those who also do not want phytoestrogens (soy, red clover, pollen) and have discovered that most menopause supplements contain them.
• For those who prefer a course of a few months, reassessed regularly, rather than a daily intake with no set endpoint.
• In combination with OsteoParine when bone density is also a concern, which is common during this period.

Why DynHormone rather than a conventional menopause supplement?

• Because the Unani Tradition favours the logic of the Terrain. The plants in DynHormone work in synergy to help the body produce its own hormones.
• A low dosage and a course-based approach: one capsule per day, two at most, for three to four months, then reassess.

Precautions for use.

DynHormone is not recommended for:

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women.
• Women undergoing hormone replacement therapy.
• Individuals with a history of hormone-dependent cancer (breast, uterus, ovaries).
• People with heart conditions.
• Men with prostate disorders.

In all these cases, seek medical advice before use.

Not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle.

What DynHormone is not

DynHormone is a food supplement. It does not replace a prescribed treatment, nor is it intended to do so. If you are undergoing hormone replacement therapy, the decision to modify or discontinue it lies solely with your doctor, and DynHormone should not be taken alongside it without their advice.

Glands and hormones: definitions and roles

Hormones are chemical messengers secreted by glands and distributed through the blood. The thyroid, pituitary, pancreas, adrenal glands, and reproductive organs produce hormones such as thyroid hormones, insulin, oestrogens, testosterone, melatonin, and growth hormone. The pancreas, for example, secretes insulin, which regulates blood sugar levels.

Once released, hormones reach a target organ or tissue and regulate its activity through the billions of cells that make it up, with each cell selectively capturing those intended for it via membrane receptors.

All major biological functions depend on this system: regulation and metabolism of sugars and fats, development of the brain, bones, and muscles, maintenance of connective tissue elasticity, and reproduction. Hormones also have significant effects on the cardiovascular system, the central nervous system, and emotional balance.

What disrupts this balance

Age, first and foremost. This is a normal biological process that leads to a decrease in hormone production and, in women, a drop in oestrogen and progesterone at menopause. These two hormones are involved in maintaining bone density and skin elasticity, which is why menopause is often accompanied by both of these concerns.

Environment, too: air pollution, food additives, and various chemical substances (medications, cosmetics, cleaning products, paints) affect hormonal balance and the quality of receptors on target organs.

The action of DynHormone

Through their warming and astringent properties, the plants in the DynHormone complex support the Terrain and help the thyroid (the gland responsible for regulating body temperature) maintain a temperature and environment favourable to its activity as well as that of the other glands. They will then be better able to secrete their own hormones. The logic of the Unani Tradition is that of temperature and humours: to maintain a favourable environment rather than externally supplying what the body produces itself.

This is what distinguishes DynHormone from phytoestrogen-based formulas: those externally provide substances with hormonal activity from plant sources, whereas DynHormone provides none.

Diet

Certain foods support overall balance: beans, chickpeas, soy, sauerkraut, oily fish, seafood, olive oil, hazelnuts, almonds and fresh walnuts, onion, garlic, tomato, lettuce, carrot, apple, grapefruit, thyme tea. Reduce fatty foods.

The Unani approach

The Unani Tradition views menopause as a natural biological transition resulting from an increase in coldness and dryness in the body.

This excess of cold and dry humour (often associated with black bile) causes the typical symptoms: hot flushes (as a thermal compensation reaction), fatigue, joint pain, and mood swings.

Brief reminder:

The Unani Tradition, of Greco-Arabic origin, is based on the theory of Temperaments and Humours (blood, phlegm, yellow bile, black bile). Each "Humour" is characterised by two fundamental physical qualities (hot or cold, and dry or moist).

Here are the states associated with the four main humours:

• Blood: Hot and moist
• Phlegm: Cold and moist
• Yellow bile: Hot and dry
• Black bile: Cold and dry

Directions for use

One capsule per day, two at most, after meals, over a period of three to four months. If palpitations occur, reduce the dosage or discontinue use. See the precautions for use above and the Advice and FAQ tab.

Composition

Imperatoria ostruthium (masterwort), Emblica officinalis (amla), Lepidium sativum (garden cress), Daucus carota (carrot), Gummi Tragacanthae (gum tragacanth). Vegetable pullulan capsules.

Complementary use

• OsteoParine: Menopause is frequently accompanied by bone demineralisation. DynHormone does not act on this front — that is the role of OsteoParine, which helps fix minerals and slow the demineralisation process. The two complement each other, and this is the most requested combination by concerned customers.

• DynOrgan: A prolonged imbalance of the Humours leads to the clogging of one or more organs, as the body no longer properly eliminates waste. This is why a detox cure is a good starting point: it prepares the Terrain. At a rate of two capsules after each meal for ten days.