Menella — Meno Harmony

Menella — Meno Harmony brings several feminine-wellbeing traditions together for customers interested in a botanical choice during the menopause transition.

Dong quai has a Chinese menstrual and menopausal herbal history. Black cohosh contributes a recorded Native American menstrual-use tradition, followed by later German herbal practice. Agnus castus brings a different European premenstrual-comfort context; that history should not be described as a demonstrated menopause effect.

Schisandra adds the broader Chinese vitality tradition, including uses associated with fatigue and sleep. Together, these threads explain a formulation concerned with wellbeing through transition, without claiming that the blend balances hormones.

Each capsule contains 700 mg of the combined blend: Black Cohosh, Agnus Castus, Dong Quai and Schisandra Chinesis.

Questions customers ask

Why do these herbs appear in feminine-wellbeing traditions?

Dong quai has a Chinese menstrual and menopausal history; black cohosh contributes a Native American menstrual-use heritage. Agnus castus brings European premenstrual context, and schisandra a broader Chinese vitality tradition. Their different histories explain the feminine-wellbeing theme.

What does black cohosh do for a woman?

Black cohosh has a recorded menstrual-use heritage and later German herbal use. Menella includes it with three other botanicals in a 700 mg blend. That explains the formulation’s interest for feminine wellbeing; it is not a claim that it alters hormones.

Does Agnus Castus help menopause?

The recorded context here is agnus castus fruit preparations for premenstrual discomfort, which is different from demonstrating a menopause benefit. Menella combines this with other feminine and vitality histories. Its finished preparation still needs product-specific assessment.

Important information

Keep out of reach of children. Pregnant or breastfeeding women, children, and individuals taking prescription medication should consult a healthcare professional before using this product.

References & Further Information

• Dong Quai — Memorial Sloan Kettering
• Black Cohosh — NCCIH
• EMA — final european union herbal monograph vitex agnus castus l fructus revision 1
• Schisandra — Memorial Sloan Kettering