BIOTX introduces Estrofil menopause supplements in North America

May 10 2010

BIOTX Limited – http://www.estrofil.com - a manufacturer and developer of dietary supplements based on Traditional Chinese Medicine, today launched Estrofil in North America - an all-natural nutritional menopause supplement for the relief of menopausal symptoms. This new menopause natural remedy is not estrogen or hormone replacement therapy. Estrofil menopause supplements rely on a combination of herbs that has been safely used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for centuries and has been shown to be effective in stimulating a woman's own body to resume the production of estrogen. Estrofil provides menopause relief, and in many cases eliminates some of the most uncomfortable symptoms of perimenopause and menopause.

BIOTX Limited provides a 90-day guarantee of satisfaction with Estrofil. If, after taking Estrofil for 90 days, a woman's menopause symptoms or their severity are not reduced she can return the empty bottles for a full refund of the purchase price.

Estrofil menopause supplements can be highly effective in providing women with the following benefits:

• Relieves the most troubling menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats.
• Adjusting hormone levels can also help to ease vaginal dryness, mood swings, headaches, poor hair quality, fatigue, depression, breast tenderness, weight gain, skin issues and declining libido.
• In addition to menopause relief, there are positive effects on increasing bone density.
• In addressing the symptoms of menopause, only Estrofil stimulates a women's body (with herbs used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for more than 1,000 years) to resume estrogen production naturally and safely.
• Encourages a woman's endocrine system to naturally regulate proper hormone levels.

Estrofil menopause supplements contain the following ingredients: Rehmannia (root tuber), Chinese Dodder (seed), Psoralea (fruit), Chinese yam (rhizome), Asiatic Dogwood (fruit without seed), Ligustrum (fruit), Tree Peony (root bark), Asian Water Plantain (rhizome), and Poria (sclerotium).