Unique herbal complex to support women’s health during and following menopause. May help ease discomforts related to hormonal fluctuations.

How Does NSI® Herbal Hormone Complex work?
NSI® Herbal Hormone Complex is a safe and gentle blend of herbs, botanicals and nutrients designed to support and facilitate the transitions that occur in a woman’s body during and following menopause years. It helps strengthen and nourish the reproductive system while also providing relief for discomforts that may occur as a result of fluctuating hormone levels.

Included are the following nutrient-rich herbal ingredients:

Black cohosh: Used throughout the world for centuries to support women’s health, black cohosh is an herb that promotes healthy function of the female reproductive system. It may help relieve discomforts, especially hot flashes, associated with the cessation of a woman’s monthly cycle.

Dong quai: Popular in China, Japan and Korea, dong quai is an herb that contains phytoestrogens (naturally occurring plant chemicals) which promote healthy estrogenic activity in the body. Dong quai also supports healthy blood circulation (which may assist with hot flashes and vaginal comfort) and may have a calming/relaxing effect.

Passion flower: A high-quality extract of the aerial (above-ground) parts (including blossoms) of the Passiflora incarnata plant, passion flower promotes restful sleep and provides calming benefits. Passion flower may also help ease muscle tension related to the monthly cycle.

Red raspberry: Sometimes referred to as the “Vine of Female Vitality,” red raspberry supports uterine health and may help relax pelvic muscles. Rich in vitamins and minerals, red raspberry is also believed to help balance women’s hormone levels.

Fenugreek: Containing phytoestrogen compounds, fenugreek promotes healthy estrogen levels as well as breast health.

Licorice: Offering mild estrogenic effects, licorice may help balance hormone levels and minimize discomforts such as hot flashes, night sweats and more.

Cramp bark: Considered one of the most valued of all North American botanical calmatives, cramp bark works to relax muscles, including uterine and ovarian. It’s also commonly used to promote healthy blood loss during menstruation and menopause.

Chamomile: Well known for its soothing effects, chamomile promotes relaxation, stress relief and restful sleep.

Saw Palmetto: Extracted from the deep-purple berries of the saw palmetto tree, saw palmetto promotes urinary tract health, urinary control and overall health of the reproductive system. It may also support healthy hair growth.

Wild yam: A perennial vine native to North America and Mexico, wild yam contains disogenin, a plant sterol that closely resembles human steroid hormones. Although not converted to progesterone in the body, wild yam is reported by many women to provide relief from discomforts such as hot flashes, night sweats and more.

Butternut: Classified as a “chagalog herb” (which stimulates the flow of bile from the liver), butternut is traditionally used to promote bowel health. It may also support healthy digestion.

Kelp: Rich in vitamins (especially B3) and trace minerals (including iodine and magnesium), kelp promotes relaxation and may also help with fluid retention.

Two NSI® Herbal Hormone Complex capsules should be taken twice to three times daily for best results.

NSI® Herbal Hormone Complex is better because it:
• Is all natural and safe for everyday use.
• May offer relief from multiple temporary discomforts, including hot flashes, difficulty sleeping, night sweats and more.

Did You Know?

All NSI supplements are packaged in HDPE (High Density Polyethylene) bottles. These bottles keep moisture vapor out, protecting the freshness and integrity of their contents, and are 400% more effective compared other brands currently using PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) bottles. HDPE bottles do not break as glass can and are also recyclable so we urge you to please recycle them.

Pregnant or lactating women, diabetics, hypoglycemics, and people with known medical conditions and/or taking drugs should consult with a licensed physician and/or pharmacist prior to taking dietary supplements.