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“I haven’t felt myself for a good few years now… My head actually feels lighter which makes it a lot easier to focus. I feel more calmer and I can stop myself from over reacting to small things as I can sense it coming.”
Hayley
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United Kingdom
Perimenopause
The food supplement formulated for women going through perimenopause
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We did not start with a formula. We started with what women going through perimenopause actually say is happening to them.
The same things came up again and again. And nothing we could find was built for them. So we made Lysa.
What is actually happening
Perimenopause is usually described as hormones running down. That is not what the measurements show. They do not fade. They swing. Oestrogen spikes higher than it ever went before, then drops away, while progesterone falls first, so there is nothing steady underneath it.2
And every system that runs on those hormones feels it. The one that shows it first is the brain. Researchers mapping where oestrogen receptors sit found them concentrated not around anything reproductive, but in the regions that run memory, mood, sleep and thinking.1
Which is why the memory and the patience go first. Not the hot flushes.
The bit women recognise
The word that will not come, halfway through a sentence, in front of people.- The snap over absolutely nothing, and the twenty minutes afterwards wondering where that came from.
- Awake at 3am, heart going, for no reason whatsoever.
- Reading the same paragraph three times and still not having it.
None of that is character. It is a brain being run on a supply that has stopped being steady.
So Lysa works on both halves of it
Most supplements aimed at this stage pick one side and hope. There are two things going on here, so there are two things to support.
Half one
The hormones themselves
Vitamin B6 contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity. One serving gives you 100% of your NRV.
Half two
The brain carrying the load
Five functional mushrooms, used to support focus, mood and stress resilience.
Lion's mane
For focus. It carries two compounds found in no other mushroom, studied for their effect on nerve growth factor.
Reishi
For stress resilience. Long associated with support for the body's stress response.
Chaga
One of the most antioxidant rich foods ever measured.
Maitake and shiitake
For immunity. A hundred milligrams of each.
5,000mgmushroom equivalent a day
10:1extract, not a dusting
100%NRV vitamin B6
2gummies a day
Sceptical? Good
There is a great deal of rubbish on this market and mushrooms sound like more of it. So here are three answers rather than an argument.
One. What women who take it say
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“I was willing to sell my soul to get my mojo back… I genuinely feel a lot better sharper more energy and less forgetful, family and friends have noticed the old me glimmering through.”
Jacqui
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“I struggled with regulating my emotions which caused problems in my household, also sleep was a huge problem… im sleeping better and have a little more clarity to my day.”
Jemma
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“I’m feeling far more relaxed in the evenings, and I’m falling asleep quicker than I have in such a long time, something that’s been a real struggle for me through this stage.”
Gemma
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“The gummies really help me to feel less stressed and anxious and get through my day with more mental energy. I feel like I could be more patient with my kids.”
MartinaTwo. You can check what is in it
Every batch is tested for heavy metals by an independent laboratory and the results are published. The dose of every ingredient is printed on the label. You can read all of it before you buy anything.
Three. Sixty days to decide
Take it as directed for sixty days. If you do not notice a difference, ask for a refund. Nothing to send back, nothing to argue about. Worst case you are exactly where you started.
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Sources
- Mosconi L et al., In vivo brain estrogen receptor density by neuroendocrine aging and relationships with cognition and symptomatology, Scientific Reports, 2024. nature.com
- Endocrine Society, Hormonal Changes in the Menopause Transition. Estradiol is erratic through the transition, with cycles elevated above premenopausal levels, while mean levels fall over time. endocrine.org
This is an advertisement feature published by Lysa Wellness Ltd. Research cited on this page concerns perimenopause and is not a claim about Lysa or an endorsement of it by any researcher or institution named. Food supplements are not a substitute for a varied and balanced diet or a healthy lifestyle. If you are concerned about your symptoms, speak to your GP. Not suitable for anyone under 18, or for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
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