Ask the Pharmacist
Omega-3 in menopause: is it too late to take Omegor Antiage at 57?
Dear Tina,
it is not too late to supplement your diet with Omegor Antiage.
The omega-3/omega-6 combination has proven useful in some studies for the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome and various disorders related to the onset of menopause:
- mood swings
- hot flashes
- night sweats
Furthermore, it effectively prevents the consequences of hormonal and biological changes that occur during the actual menopausal phase.
As a result of these, there is a reduction in skin trophism with dehydration and thinning of the skin, making it more sensitive and vulnerable to external aggressions. The main ingredients of Omegor Antiage act on several fronts:
- vitamin E protects cells from oxidative stress caused by stress factors such as UV radiation, physical fatigue, poor diet, smoking, and excessive alcohol;
- Polygonum cuspidatum, a source of resveratrol, has tonic and purifying antioxidant properties for the body;
- it promotes tissue oxygenation by stimulating cutaneous microcirculation;
- it counters the loss of skin tone and elasticity.
I hope I have been helpful and I invite you to contact us again for any questions or needs. Best wishes for a happy new year.
Kind regards.
Dr. Jessica Lolli Pharmacist and Pharmaceutical Chemist
