Relizen Bonafide Hot Flash & Night Sweat Relief – 3 Month Supply

I was skeptical about something like this, but no longer! I believe I have been on it for about nine months and I can tell you they really work. For me it started being quite effective within the first month.At one point I was getting inconsistent about taking them and immediately started having hot flashes again. Once I got back on consistently, I have none. No more hot flashes and no night sweats. They really worked wonders for me. My only concern now is, how do you know when to go off of them? I don't want to risk it so I will stay on it and cut back occasionally just to see how my body is doing. They are a little pricey, but it's definitely worth the cost!

I've read a lot of reviews for this product, and wanted to give it a fair chance to work before writing a review. I have been having hot flashes for about 7 years. I read if you take 1200UI of Vitamin E it will help. I did that for the first few years, and it seemed to help, or it was a placebo. Then I got lazy and quit taking it, I thought I was done with hot flashes. Then they came back with vengeance. The vitamin E was not helping, (you also have to take vitamin E for several days/weeks before you know if it's going to work). My hot flashes were almost constant, 24/7, like someone was turning on and off a light switch. This lasted for several months, perhaps even a couple of years. I'm anti hormone treatment, but I was to the point where I was willing to try anything my Dr. suggested. She suggested this exact product. Bonafide-Relizen. I started taking this late last spring, (six months ago), and it takes several weeks before you see any results, and it is a lot of money to spend on an experiment. One reason I waited so long to give a review, I needed to see if it was working for me. And, now that we are heading into winter, I wanted to see how I would feel once my husband started the wood stove up again. One thing, I have finally learned to dress in layers, if I'm hot, take off a layer, or two. As for the Relizen, I'd say it's doing a really good job. I still get hot flashes, but I can now go several days without one. All I had to do , before, was think about a hot flash and I'd get one. While writing this review I haven't gotten one. I'm very happy to have my hot flashes in check. You have to remember, we are all different, our hormones are all different, and constantly changing while we go through this wonderful time in our lives. Hot flashes, as bad as they can be, (and they can be miserable), are still better then any day on my period. If your trying to decide if you should take this or not, why else read reviews, what do you have to loose? It's either going to work or it's not. Good luck. (PS, another symptom I started having last winter, not only several hot flashes per day, but pitting out! I haven't pitted out since I was in my teens! This is also stopped in the past couple of months). Whew!

This product was recommended by my family doctor, so I had a lot of hopes. Used 3 packages as recommended to see effect - bought from different resellers. I, personally, have not seen any improvements for the very high price of this product. Later, my dietician recommended to simply buy the Estroven, which is at a fraction of the price, and combine it with a bottle of the special flower that this product is built from. This was more than twice cheaper and, so far, I have good results. My advise to you is to try this product as it seems to be of a high quality and determine if it works for you. You have to commit to 3 packages at the minimum to see if there is an effect or not. This is also stated in the brochure that comes with the medication. Second advise - and I think this is the most important - please, consider your diet! there is no magic pill... What we eat is what we are... The supplement will only help as far as our bodies will allow them.

(update at bottom) My mom takes a lot of herbs and supplements, often sending me various items that don't seem to do much. I am the skeptical one, trusting science and the FDA over items with no real oversight. That is not to say I am not wary of pharmaceuticals because they usually have side effects. I think it is important to understand my mindset going into this so you realize I am hard to impress. Now onto my experience: I immediately was put off by the price of this product and the fact that they claim it takes up to two months to work. They could rake in quite a bit of money before customers realize it doesn't work for them. That said, I had been researching ways to deal with hot flashes without using hormones. Most of the other researched options seemed to have worse side effects than the hot flashes themselves. Aside from staying in the A/C with ceiling fans in every room, I had already purchased a neck fan, a small rechargeable fan I use in the bed while sleeping, various floor fans, ice packs, and an ice hat. All of these things were helpful, but not practical when out and about. My hot flashes didn't cause me to flush terribly like some people but they would come on suddenly and change me from cuddling with blankets (my normal self) to feeling like I was suddenly a sauna incarnate. I was often stripping down to tank tops in desperate attempts to quickly cool off. I could probably deal with these if I knew it would be over in a year, but hearing some women suffer these for years, I had to try something. The first week taking these pills, I wasn't sure I noticed anything. The second week the hot flash intensity and frequency seemed to dial down, but I wasn't completely trusting it yet, wondering if I was just imagining it. By the end of the third week, I was having days with no hot flashes at all. By the fourth week, I am hot flash free. I did have one night sweat, but I wasn't having those regularly anymore even before the meds. They seem to come and go for me for years now. I live in Florida so it is very hot. My office gets up to 80 with a/c and multiple fans some days. I have a low body temp and have adapted to that before the hot flashes. Now I am back to being able to tolerate it again. Some days I get a little warm, but it is sweltering here in the summer. I am just not getting those horrible overwhelming hot flash feelings I had before trying this product. Only time will tell whether it will last or my body will adapt to this. I will update my review if anything changes. My guess is this product may not work for everyone and it may only lesson the intensity for some people. My lower body temperature might make me the perfect candidate to knock them out completely. Half of my hot flashes wouldn't take me to the sweat phase and the other half were just that initial prickly release of your body attempting to cool off but there was no dripping sweat (if that makes sense). If you are suffering and can afford these, I say give them a try. Also check your valupak coupon envelopes in the mail because I saw a coupon come this week, which I wish I had before. (20% off) I am going to see if I can try to use it for a future purchase, although it is for new customers, which is lame. Update: I removed one star so far because I am starting to experience some potentially negative side effects from this, although I do remain hot - flash free. I have become very bloated, my breasts are larger (not a negative ;-), my breasts are tender, my stomach seems a little off/change in stool consistency, and I have been feeling more emotional/bothered by things. Essentially I feel like I have PMS! Is this a coincidence and have a reached a new phase of menopause? Maybe... but I won't know for sure unless I go off this. I am trying to decide if hot flashes are worse than these symptoms. Maybe I could back off and take a half dose or stay on it for one week, off for one week or something similar. I will have to report back.

I am a 43yr old women, and on Tamoxifen and some of the side affects are night sweats and hot flashes. I was recommended this by my Oncology RN. After a few weeks of taking Relizen, I noticed that my night sweats started to be less frequent. I've been taking this nightly for about 3 years now and I rarely have night sweats/hot flashes. I would definitely recommend trying Relizen!

My hot flashes weren't SEVERE; as in, I never had sweat literally running down my body. But several times a day I would get pink and flushed, and beads of sweat would pop up on my face and also all over my body. Both daytime and nighttime. At the worst, my bra would get damp. After taking this stuff for about a week, I felt like the frequency of hot flashes had decreased a small amount. It also felt like the degree (meaning temperature) went down just a little. Like if the flashes previously caused a 5-degree spike in my temperature, now they were causing only a 4.5-degree spike. Now after taking it for almost 5 weeks, I think the frequency has definitely dropped, although I still get 1 or 2 hot flashes a day, plus 3 or 4 every night. But they definitely aren't as severe either. They only last for like 30 seconds, and I don't end up feeling clammy most of the time; my clothing is no longer damp as the result of a hot flash. A friend of mine said it took a full 6 weeks for hers to completely vanish using this product; so we'll see what happens for me by the end of this second bottle. Update (dropped a star): After taking it for three full months, my hot flashes & night sweats did vanish entirely. It was bliss! Unfortunately, after only about 5 months of total relief, they are gradually starting to come back again. They are still pretty mild - only 2 or 3 times each day and each night, and they never make me sweat, just feel a bit too warm. It's still a whole lot better than it was before I started taking this at all. But I'm worried that the effects will continue wearing off, and in a couple months I'll be back to where I was when I started. It would be one thing if this stuff was 10 bucks; but as many have pointed out, it's EXPENSIVE! I'm not willing to spend it if it doesn't work. So I'm now hunting for something else that might work better.

Totally works. I needed to ease my body into this by only taking half the dosage for several months, then as my hot flashes became more frequent I am now taking the full dosage. My flashes are definitely shorter and less intense. I take these pills at night, before bed, per my doctors orders which made a big difference.

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