AquaSource Moon Balance

The AquaSource Moon Balance product is intended to enhance the body of the woman and help him cope with various menopausal changes. The challenges in this transition period may prove to be significant for some women and disturb the normal course of their daily lives.

Many women have a great need for something to help their body adjust to the changes that occur during this inevitable part of their lives.
AquaSource Moon Balance is a unique combination of herbs and important nutrients that can help maintain vitality, overall well-being, and improve the quality of life.

Acerola - AquaSource Moon Balance contains a solid amount (400mg in two capsules) of organic acerola - a cherry growing in Central and South America and Mexico. The tree grows well in other places with a warm climate, from which comes its other names - Barbados cherry and Caribbean cherry. This fruit is extremely rich in vitamin C and also contains significant amounts of vitamin A, potassium and magnesium, as well as many other vitamins and minerals. It also contains lutein and anthocyanins. Therefore, the reputation and history of acerol as a traditional curative remedy for various problems related to the skin, the immune system, the heart, etc., is not surprising.
Pafia panicula, known mostly as Brazilian ginseng or sum, is a South American creeper. According to the locals it becomes "para tudo", ie "for everything". Traditionally, phthifies are used as an adaptogen and tonic. As an adaptogen has a long history of balancing, especially for the hormonal system, as well as stressful lifestyle, chronic fatigue, and general detoxification.
Dong Quai is translated from Chinese as "the husband returns to his wife". It is not surprising that the Chinese have used dong quay for millennia to help balance hormones, increase libido and reduce symptoms of PMS.
Dong Quai, a relative of celery, anise, dill, and coriander, is also used in Indian and Ayurvedic medicine in connection with heart and blood health. Today it is used worldwide for various reasons and last but not least as an aid to a more smooth passage during the menopause.
Maca is the common name of Lepidium Meyenii, a representative of the broccoli family. Her country is Peru. It is usually used as an aphrodisiac. At least three studies have shown that mace increases sexual desire in both men and women. It does not work through hormones and does not increase testosterone or estrogen. Studies also show that it can improve the emotional state of postmenopausal women, but not healthy younger people.
AquaSource Moon Balance also includes Lithothamnium sp. and our seaweed Aphanizomenon flos-aquae (Klamath Algae). Both algae contain many vital nutrients useful for everyone, regardless of age or gender. Red algae Lithothamnium sp. are also rich in natural calcium, which is especially important for women during and after menopause when they have to take special care of the health of their bones.
Protease, amylase and lipase - these digestive enzymes break down proteins, carbohydrates and fats in the food you consume and help not only in digestion but also to extract as many nutrients as possible from your diet.
Ecologically Flaxseed (Flaxed) - Flaxseed is a particularly good source of lignans that are actually polyphenols contained in plant fibers. In addition to linseed, which is particularly rich in them, lignins also exist in other sources such as beans, nuts, other seeds, berries and some whole grains.
Lignans are similar to natural phytoestrogens (plant estrogens). They are a weaker form of the hormone estrogen. When female estrogen levels are too low, phytoestrogens can increase them naturally. And when estrogen levels are too high, phytoestrogens may reduce them because they occupy the free sites on the cellular receptors and as a result are absorbed less than the hormone estrogen. Thus phytoestrogens can help balance hormone levels. This explains why lignans found in linseed are so beneficial to menopausal women. The phytoestrogenic properties of lignans can also contribute to reducing the risk of bone problems, such as the increased risk of fractures.