
PeriMenoFriend®
- Hormone balance, mood and mental performance
- Reduced tiredness and fatigue
- Phytoestrogens from seven plants
- Brain function, skin, hair and nails
- Ingredients backed by over 300 studies
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Nutrition information
| Per 2 Capsules | EC NRV % | |
|---|---|---|
| Red Clover from Extract (Providing Isoflavones) | 2000mg (8mg) | ** |
| Sea Buckthorn Berry from 10:1 Extract | 1000mg | ** |
| Maca Root from 50:1 Extract | 1000mg | ** |
| Sage Leaf from 7:1 Extract | 560mg | ** |
| Wild Yam from 50:1 Extract | 500mg | ** |
| Lemon Balm from 4:1 Extract | 300mg | ** |
| Dandelion Root | 200mg | ** |
| Shatavari from 5:1 Extract | 200mg | ** |
| Mung Beans | 120mg | ** |
| Dong Quai | 50mg | ** |
| Ashwagandha from 10:1 Extract | 125mg | ** |
| Sea Moss from 4:1 Extract | 100mg | ** |
| Hops from 4:1 Extract | 80mg | ** |
| Magnesium Glycinate | 56mg | 15 |
| Vitamin C | 100mg | 125 |
| Zinc Picolinate | 10mg | 100 |
| Selenium | 75ug | 136 |
| Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid) | 12mg | 200 |
| Vitamin B6 | 6mg | 429 |
| Vitamin K2 (MK7) | 99ug | 132 |
| Vitamin D3 (Vitashine) | 11ug | 220 |
| Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) | 110ug | 4400 |
- * NRV - Nutrient Reference Value
- ** No NRV Established
Ingredients
FREE FROM: Added Sugar, Starch, Sweeteners, Gluten, Wheat, Soya, Lactose, Dairy, Artificial Flavours, Colours and Preservatives.
We do not recommend taking PeriMenoFriend® if you're taking the contraceptive pill.
Directions
Drug interactions
| Interaction severity | Drug / drug class | Interaction |
|---|---|---|
| Major | Dolutegravir | Calcium may reduce blood levels of this drug. Separate PeriMenoFriend® and Dolutegravir by a minimum of 2 hours. |
| Major | Elvitegravir | Calcium may reduce blood levels of this drug. Separate PeriMenoFriend® and Elvitegravir by a minimum of 2 hours. |
| Moderate | Oestrogen | Wild Yam, Dong Quai, Hops, Red Clover and Sage have oestrogenic properties and may interfere with hormone therapies. Vitamin C may increase the level of oestrogen in the blood. This interaction is likely to be small. Monitor clients taking these medicines and PeriMenoFriend®. |
| Moderate | Anticoagulant / Antiplatelet Drugs | Dandelion, Vitamin B3 and Sea Buckthorn may increase the risk of bleeding when taken with these drugs. |
| Moderate | Antidiabetic Drugs | Dandelion, Ashwagandha and Sage may increase the risk of hypoglycemia when taken with these drugs. |
| Moderate | Glucuronidated Drugs | Dandelion may increase the clearance time of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Lithium | Dandelion and Shatavari may increase the clearance time of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Anticholinergic Drugs | Sage may decrease the effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Antihypertensive Drugs | Sage, Ashwagandha, Sea Buckthorn and Vitamin B6 may decrease the effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Cholinergic Drugs | Sage may increase the effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | CNS Depressants | Sage, Ashwagandha and Hops may increase the sedative effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Warfarin | Dong Quai and Selenium may increase the effects of this drug. Vitamin C may reduce the effectiveness of this drug. |
| Moderate | Methotrexate | Red Clover may increase the toxic effects of this drug. |
| Moderate | Tamoxifen | Red Clover may interfere with the action of this drug. There is evidence for and against this interference. Until more research is done, avoid use. |
| Moderate | Benzodiazepines | Ashwagandha may increase the sedative effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Immunosuppressants | Ashwagandha may decrease the effects of these drugs. Selenium may decrease the effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Thyroid Hormones | Calcium may reduce the absorption of these drugs and should be taken at least 4 hours apart. Ashwagandha may increase the effects of these drugs. Sea moss may alter the effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Bisphosphonates | Magnesium may decrease the absorption of these drugs. Separate PeriMenoFriend® and Bisphosphonates by a minimum of 2 hours. |
| Moderate | Quinolone | Magnesium and Calcium may decrease the absorption of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Sulfonylureas | Magnesium increases the absorption of these drugs. Separate PeriMenoFriend® and Sulfonylureas by a minimum of two hours. |
| Moderate | Tetracycline Antibiotics | Magnesium increases the absorption of these drugs. Zinc decreases the levels of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Barbiturates | Selenium may interfere with the metabolism of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Amiodarone | Vitamin B6 may increase the photosensitive effects of this drug. Sea Moss may cause excessively high levels of iodine when taken with these drugs. |
| Moderate | Hepatotoxic Drugs | Ashwagandha may increase the risk of liver damage when taken with these drugs. |
| Moderate | Transdermal Nicotine | Vitamin B3 may increase the risk of flushing and dizziness when taken with this drug. |
| Moderate | Calcipotriene | Vitamin B3 may increase the risk of flushing and dizziness when taken with this drug. |
| Moderate | Calcipotriene | Vitamin D taken with this drug may increase the risk of hypercalcemia when taken with this drug. |
| Moderate | Antithyroid Drugs | Sea Moss may alter the effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Alkylating Agents | Vitamin C may reduce the effectiveness of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Aluminium | Vitamin C increases the amount of aluminium absorbed. |
| Moderate | Antitumor Antibiotics | Vitamin C may decrease the effects of these drugs. |
| Moderate | Fluphenazine | Vitamin C may decrease the levels of this drug. |
| Moderate | Indinavir | Vitamin C may decrease the levels of this drug. |
| Moderate | Levothyroxine | Vitamin C may increase the absorption of this drug. |
| Moderate | Cephalexin | Zinc may decrease the levels of this drug. |
| Moderate | Cisplatin | Zinc may interfere with the effects of this drug. |
| Moderate | Integrase Inhibitors | Zinc may decrease the levels of this drug. |
| Moderate | Penicillamine | Zinc may decrease the levels of this drug. |
| Moderate | Ritonavir | Zinc may decrease the levels of this drug. |
- Drug-nutrient interactions have been taken from Natural Medicines Database October 2024. Please do your own due diligence before recommending this product to individuals taking medicines.
Clinically backed ingredients
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Sea Buckthorn Berry

Maca Root

Sage Leaf

Wild Yam

Lemon Balm

Dandelion Root

Shatavari

Mung Beans

Dong Quai

Ashwagandha

Sea Moss

Hops

Magnesium

Vitamin C

Zinc

Selenium

Vitamin B5

Vitamin B6

Vitamin K2 (MK-7)

Vitamin D3

Vitamin B12
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Practitioner resources
Supplement considerations, practitioner papers and client handouts for this product, to read online or download as PDF.
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Supplement considerations
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