Menopause is a natural phase of a woman’s life that marks the end of menstruation and fertility, typically between the ages of 45 and 55. While it is not a disease, the hormonal fluctuations that occur during this transition can lead to a wide range of physical and emotional symptoms, including hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, fatigue, and disturbed sleep.
Many of these symptoms are tied to declining estrogen levels, but stress, diet, lifestyle, and other health conditions can also play a role. Thankfully, a variety of natural remedies and holistic approaches can help ease the transition and restore hormonal balance.
A gentle liquid formula combining key herbs traditionally used to reduce menopausal discomfort and restore emotional balance:
Black Cohosh – Known to relieve hot flashes, night sweats, and irritability.
Wild Yam – Natural support for hormonal balance.
Dong Quai – A traditional Chinese herb that supports circulation and female reproductive health.
Zizyphus (Jujube) – Calms the nervous system and supports restful sleep.
Sage – Reduces excessive sweating and helps regulate body temperature.
This formula is ideal for daily use to support physical and emotional stability throughout the menopausal transition.
These capsules are designed to nourish and regulate the female hormonal system and nervous function:
Wild Yam – Promotes hormone balance and reduces menstrual discomfort.
Black Cohosh – Eases hot flashes and emotional tension.
Dong Quai – Supports reproductive hormone harmony.
Scullcap – Calms the nervous system, especially helpful for stress, restlessness, or insomnia.
Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6) – Supports mood balance, neurotransmitter health, and reduces premenstrual and menopausal irritability.
This combination is particularly helpful for women navigating perimenopause or menopause with irregular cycles and mood instability.
Chaste Tree (Vitex): Helps regulate the pituitary to balance estrogen and progesterone.
Motherwort: Calms heart palpitations and emotional agitation.
False Unicorn Root: Stimulates the ovaries and helps in early menopause.
Ginseng: Enhances vitality and emotional resilience.
Sarsaparilla: Contains plant-based progesterone-like compounds.
Evening Primrose Oil / Blackcurrant Oil: Rich in gamma-linolenic acid (GLA) to reduce inflammation and support estrogen production.
A traditional herbal infusion to ease hot flashes and restore inner calm.
Ingredients:
Hop cones
Lady’s mantle
Sage leaves
Melissa (lemon balm)
Walnut leaves
Preparation:
Simmer 2–3 tbsp of the mixture in 500 ml water for 2–5 minutes. Strain and sweeten with honey if desired. Drink two cups daily for 6–8 weeks.
Optional Add-On:
Fresh pomegranate seeds (a natural source of phytoestrogens) can be eaten daily alongside this tea for added hormonal support. Pomegranate seeds are rich in plant-based estrogens that help mitigate hot flashes and mood swings. Avoid if pregnant or in estrogen-sensitive conditions.
Nutrient | Function | Suggested Dose |
---|---|---|
Calcium | Reduces bone loss and hot flashes | 1,000 mg |
Magnesium | Calms the nervous system, improves sleep | 500 mg |
Vitamin E | Supports hormone production, relieves vaginal dryness | 400 IU twice daily |
Vitamin C | Strengthens immunity and reduces excessive sweating | 1,000 mg up to 3x daily |
Vitamin B Complex | Supports mood stability and adrenal health | 100 mg, 1–3x daily |
Potassium | Replenishes mineral loss due to sweating | As needed from food/supp |
Selenium | Supports hormone and thyroid balance | Trace amount daily |
Lecithin | Aids in vitamin E absorption and nerve health | As directed on label |
Supplements such as Floradix Iron with Herbs and Nature Works Herbal Iron may be used if fatigue or heavy periods are present.
For individualized symptom patterns, homeopathic remedies can be taken once daily at 30c or more frequently at lower potencies.
Lachesis: For heat flashes with no sweating, left-sided symptoms, and irritability.
Sepia: For fatigue, loss of libido, uterine heaviness, and disinterest in relationships.
Sulphur: For burning hands and feet, insomnia, and emotional volatility.
Cimicifuga: For dark moods, headaches, flooding menses, and muscle tension.
Belladonna: For sudden heat and redness, pounding headaches, and tension.
Sanguinaria: For right-sided headaches, burning in hands and feet, and vivid flushing.
Thuja: For speech fog, mental fatigue, and self-critical thinking.
Exercise regularly: Walking, yoga, swimming, and resistance training help regulate hormones, lift mood, and prevent osteoporosis.
Reduce triggers: Avoid spicy food, alcohol, caffeine, and sugar—all of which can exacerbate hot flashes and mood swings.
Hydrate well: Water helps reduce hot flashes and maintain thermoregulation.
Eat more plants: Focus on whole grains, leafy greens, legumes, seeds (sunflower, sesame), and garlic.
Mindful habits: Practice yoga, breathing exercises, or journaling to reduce stress and support adrenal function.
Sleep well: Create a regular sleep schedule and avoid late-night stimulation (screens, caffeine).
Avoid smoking: Smoking can worsen symptoms and is contraindicated if using hormone therapy.
Black Horehound
Curculigo
Jicama
Maca
Red Cabbage
Seagrape
Shatavari
Spanish Salsify
Turkish Hazelnut
Wild Leek
These herbs may be incorporated into herbal teas, tinctures, or capsules as part of a supportive plan.
Menopause is a life transition that can be supported gracefully with natural remedies. Products like Newton’s Menopause Drops and Newton’s Female Corrective Capsules offer powerful herbal and nutritional support to ease common symptoms such as hot flashes, hormonal imbalance, and emotional instability.
Combined with targeted nutrition, regular movement, and emotional self-care, menopause can become a time of renewal, resilience, and balance—without the need for synthetic hormone replacement.