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Perimenopause explained

“I feel like a stranger in my own skin”

Over four in ten UK medical schools had no compulsory menopause teaching at all, so the one symptom almost everyone expects is the one everyone has heard of: hot flushes.6

In reality, when a woman starts transitioning, progesterone and oestrogen stop being stable. And the first things she notices are almost all to do with how her brain is working.

  • Brain fog
  • Sleep that does not recover you
  • Irritable over little things
  • Over emotional
  • Anxious, with nothing to point at
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The numbers say it too

In 2022 the Fawcett Society ran the largest representative survey of menopausal women ever conducted in the UK, asking 4,014 women aged 45 to 55 what held them back at work.1

84%difficulty sleeping
73%brain fog
69%anxiety or depression

Not hot flushes. Sleep, and memory, and mood.

But why the brain first?

Because those hormones were never only about the reproductive system. Researchers mapping where oestrogen receptors sit found them concentrated in the regions that run memory, mood, sleep and thinking.4

Illustration of a brain with interior regions highlighted.
Oestrogen receptors sit in the regions governing memory, mood, sleep and cognition.4

And in perimenopause the supply to those receptors does not fade, it swings. Oestrogen spikes higher than it ever went before, then drops, while progesterone falls away first.5 So the organ most exposed to that instability is the one doing the fog, the temper and the 3am waking.

It is not becoming someone worse. It is a brain running on a supply that has stopped being steady.

I formulated something for exactly that

I am Yasmin. I built Lysa for the woman in the tick list above, because there was nothing on the shelf aimed at the half of perimenopause that actually turns up first.

A jar of Lysa Wellness gummies on a kitchen worktop.
Lysa Wellness gummies. Blackcurrant and blueberry flavour.

Lysa works on both halves of it

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, reishi, chaga, maitake and shiitake.
Lion's mane for focus, reishi for stress resilience, chaga, maitake and shiitake.
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, so we do not ask anyone to take our word for anything. Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory and the results are published. And this is what women who take them say.

Hayley with a jar of Lysa

★★★★★

“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
Jacqui with a jar of Lysa

★★★★★

“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
Jemma with a jar of Lysa

★★★★★

“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
Two Lysa gummies on a worktop

★★★★★

“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
A jar of Lysa

★★★★★

“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.”

Martina

Still sceptical? We give you 60 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

  1. Fawcett Society, Menopause and the Workplace, 2022. Representative survey of 4,014 UK women aged 45 to 55. fawcettsociety.org.uk
  2. Mosconi L et al., In vivo brain estrogen receptor density by neuroendocrine aging and relationships with cognition and symptomatology, Scientific Reports, 2024. nature.com
  3. 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
  4. Menopause Support survey, 2021: 41% of UK medical schools had no mandatory menopause education. Women's health became part of mandatory UK medical student assessment from 2024. menopausesupport.co.uk
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