Amberen Frequently Asked Questions.

Is Amberen a natural product?

Amberen’s formula is based on naturally occurring molecules shown to support and promote hormonal balance.* Amberen is manufactured at a GMP facility. We adhere to the strictest quality control standards and guarantee safety, purity and efficacy of our ingredients.

Why is Amberen recommended as a 90-day course?

Amberen does more than just relieve symptoms. It's fundamentally supports your hormonal balance.* In observational studies, a 90-day Amberen Course has been determined to be optimal for the majority of women.

How quickly can I expect to see the results?

It varies. How quickly you see results depends on certain factors such as what stage of menopause you’re in, your symptom profile etc. Based on the data gathered from Amberen clinical trials and observational studies, most women notice first results in approximately 3-4 weeks. See Amberen reviews here and what women have to say about it.

How does Amberen relieve the symptoms of menopause?

Though up to 35 distinct symptoms are associated with menopause, they all have a common cause: the body loses its ability to support hormonal balance.

Amberen effectively alleviates common symptoms of menopause by supporting the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis, which is the core of the female hormonal signaling system.* Remarkably, Amberen also supports energy metabolism required for optimal function of vital organs and tissues.*

How is Amberen different from other menopause remedies?

Unlike most other products that concentrate on symptomatic relief without addressing the root cause of the problem, Amberen actually supports metabolic and neuroendocrine control mechanisms of the body.

What are the benefits of Amberen vs. Red Clover, Black Cohosh and other herbal products?

Amberen has the unique ability to support hormonal balance.* Red Clover, Black Cohosh, Soy based products and other herbal remedies have been used with varying success for years. Though they have been popular supplements in the past, concerns about allergic responses, poor quality control and limited efficacy have hindered their widespread adoption.

Amberen gets to the root of menopausal symptoms by supporting youthful signaling and regulatory function of the body’s own mechanisms instead of “covering up” symptoms.

What are the main ingredients in Amberen?

Amberen consists of intermediary energy metabolites, which are the molecules that naturally occur in our own cells as key components of the Krebs cycle. The Amberen concept evolved from a discovery made by its developers that these molecules support cellular metabolism and have important signaling properties.

Is Amberen effective for perimenopausal and menopausal women?

In clinical trials, menopausal and perimenopausal women both reported improvements in quality of life due to symptom relief.*

Can Amberen help in cases of premature menopause?

In clinical trials, subjects with premature menopause reported improvements in quality of life due to symptom relief.*

Can Amberen help in cases of a Hysterectomy and/or Oophorectomy?

We always recommend that you consult your health advisor if you have any medical conditions.

Does Amberen work for weight loss?

In a double blind, placebo controlled, randomized clinical study, women who were taking Amberen showed consistent and statistically significant weight loss without significant changes in their lifestyle. Many women report varying degrees of weight loss as a result of the hormonal balance they achieve during the recommended 90-day course of Amberen.* A healthy diet and proper exercise are always recommended for any weight loss efforts. Learn more how does Amberen work.

I have been diagnosed with hypothyroidism. Can I take Amberen?

We always recommend that you consult your health advisor if you have any medical conditions.

I'm currently taking another product. How do I switch to Amberen?

Your physician will be able to help you identify the best way to do that.

Does Amberen have any side effects?

Animal studies, toxicology and clinical trials with Amberen did not reveal any significant side-effects.

How do you take Amberen?

Inside each of our packages is a self-assessment test. Once completed, you will be able to better understand your symptoms and choose one of the recommended servings: Course "A" (2 capsules per day) or Course "B" (4 capsules per day).

Even though you may start feeling better within the first month, we recommend that you complete a 90-Day Course for full benefits.

Who should not take Amberen?

Amberen is not recommended for patients with thyroid goiter, fibroids and extreme forms of uncontrolled arterial hypertension. If you have any serious health concerns, please consult your physician before taking Amberen.

I had hormone receptive cancer in my breast years ago, but I am in remission now. Will Amberen increase my risk for a return of breast cancer?

Patients with hormone-receptive cancers were NOT included in Amberen’s clinical trials, so there is no data regarding cancer survivors. Because every situation is different, we advise you to consult your doctor (oncologist or endocrinologist) or other trusted healthcare provider to see if Amberen would be a good fit at this point. If you’re currently taking any prescription drugs that are designed to alter your natural hormone levels, Amberen may not be good for you. For your doctor’s reference, more information about Amberen’s clinical trials is available here: Amberen Clinical Trials.

Would Amberen affect my menstrual cycle?

Consider this: it is becoming a mainstream scientific notion that early onset of menopause can be triggered by external factors, such as stress levels, certain physical conditions, the environment we live in, etc. It is not uncommon to have your menstrual cycle return if you are still in peri-menopause and have irregular cycles. However, if you are in post-menopause and have not had a cycle for 12 consecutive months and notice bleeding or spotting, then it is highly recommended that you speak to your doctor about post-menopausal bleeding. Approximately 20-30% of women experience post-menopausal bleeding as a result of the use of different medications, nutrient deficiencies, extreme stress, drastic weight loss, hormonal imbalance or emotional trauma.