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The Weight Is Falling Off Even Though Everyone Told Them It's Impossible To Do It During Menopause.

Everyone tells you the same thing when you get to this stage.

That it's harder now. That you'll have to work twice as hard as you did in your thirties for half of what you used to get. And that at some point you might just have to make your peace with it.

We've never accepted that, and we're not about to start.

Because the women who do watch the weight come off during menopause aren't outworking anyone. They've just understood something about how the body is actually operating now.

It works to a set of rules. It always has.

And once you know what those rules are, you can work with them instead of against them, and the weight tends to come off without you having to grind for it the way you once did.

There's one hormone doing most of the deciding here. Here's what it's been telling your body to do.

After Interviewing Over 5,492 Women On Neuaura, This Is What They Are Doing Differently To Lose More Weight.

When we look at the women who write to us months in, the ones who say the weight has actually shifted and stayed shifted, there's a pattern.

They're not the ones being strictest.

They're the ones who sorted out their stress hormones at the same time.

They tend to describe it in a similar way. Sleeping through more nights than they used to, feeling steadier in themselves, and getting to nine in the evening without wanting to eat something they'd regret.

And then the number on the scales starting to move in a way it hadn't for a long while.

High cortisol tells your body to store fat and stops it letting go. Bring cortisol down and both of those reverse.

There are two things going on in a menopausal body at once.

One is digestion. That's what BloatBurn is built for.

The other is cortisol.

Cortisol is the hormone your body puts out when it thinks something needs handling. Everyone has it. It rises in the morning to get you moving and drops off through the evening so you can sleep.

Oestrogen used to keep a lid on it.

As oestrogen falls away in your forties and fifties, that lid comes off. Cortisol tends to run higher and take longer to settle back down.

You've likely felt this already without knowing what to call it.

Waking at three in the morning wide awake with your heart going for no reason you can point to.

Tired and wired at the same time, too exhausted to function and too switched on to sleep.

That tends to be cortisol sitting higher than it used to.

Here's what that's doing underneath.

Look at what's happening in the picture above.

The purple is cortisol, pouring down through the body all day.

The gold is stored fat, packed tight around the middle.

Two things are going on there at the same time, and both of them work against you.

Cortisol tells your body to store. Its whole job is to get you ready for something hard, so it puts fuel away. And it puts it around the middle, close to the organs, because that's the fat it can reach quickest. Which is why it goes on there now when it never used to.

Cortisol also makes that stored fat harder to break down for energy. So it isn't only that more is going on. Less of what's already there is coming off.

That's the bit that explains the last few months.

There's a third thing it does, and you'll recognise this one.

Cortisol pushes your blood sugar up to give you energy for a threat that never turns up. Your blood sugar then drops. And your body asks for the fastest thing it can find to bring it back.

Usually around nine at night.

Usually after a day that took more out of you than you let on to anyone.

That craving has a hormone behind it. It isn't a character flaw.

Then sleep makes the whole thing worse.

A broken night tends to push cortisol higher the next day. Higher cortisol tends to make the next night worse. Round it goes, and a few weeks of that is enough to hold weight on a woman who is doing everything right.

So you can eat well all day, take everything you're meant to take, and still lose most of the ground by bedtime.

Not through lack of effort. Your body has been told to hold on, and it's very good at doing what it's told.

Now here's the other side of it.

Same woman. Same body. Same amount of purple coming down, except now there's far less of it.

And look what happens to the gold.

When cortisol comes down, the instruction changes. Your body stops being told a hard stretch is coming, so it stops putting fuel away for one. Less goes on around the middle.

And the fat that's already there becomes easier for your body to break down and use, because the thing that was blocking that has eased off.

Storage slows. Release starts working again.

Sleep tends to come easier, which pulls cortisol lower the next day, and that cycle starts running in your favour instead of against you.

The nine o'clock pull tends to ease off with it, because your blood sugar isn't being thrown around all day.

Nothing about your effort has changed between those two pictures.

The only thing that changed is what your body was being told to do with what you gave it.

That's why two women can take the same thing for the same length of time and end up somewhere completely different.

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All It Takes Is Just 2 Capsules a Day With A Full Glass Of Water For Long-Term Relief

The stress side of menopause is the part nobody hands you a solution for.

You get told to rest more. To manage it. To not let things get on top of you.

None of which does anything about what's actually happening underneath.

So we did the work on that side of it, and put together a formula for the hormonal load your body is now carrying without the support it used to have.

Pantothenic acid, which contributes to normal hormonal activity in the body. Bacopa, sage and reishi, all long used for a calmer, steadier day. And the wider B group, which your body draws on more heavily during stressful stretches.

Two capsules a day with a glass of water, taken in the same moment as your BloatBurn.

Nothing new to remember, and nothing else for you to work out.

BloatBurn carries on doing its job on the digestion side.

Daily Menopause works on the side that decides whether any of it gets to show.

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Does this replace my BloatBurn?+

No. They do different jobs and they're meant to be taken together.

BloatBurn works on the digestion side. Daily Menopause works on the stress side.

Taking one without the other means you're only covering half of what's going on.

Will this actually help me lose weight?+

Not on its own, and we won't pretend otherwise.

What it's there to do is support the stress side of things, so your body isn't sitting in the state that tells it to hold on to everything.

The weight side follows from that. Women tend to notice the sleep and the evening cravings settle first, and the scales come after.

I'm not particularly stressed. Do I still need it?+

This tends to catch women out, because it doesn't feel like stress in the way you'd expect.

It shows up as waking at three in the morning. Feeling wired and exhausted at the same time. Wanting something sweet at nine at night when you never used to.

That's the load we're talking about, and most women carrying it wouldn't describe their life as stressful.

Can I take it alongside HRT?+

Most women do. Daily Menopause is a food supplement, not a hormone, and it isn't designed to interfere with anything you've been prescribed.

That said, we'd always rather you had a quick word with your GP or pharmacist before adding anything alongside a prescription. They know your history and we don't.

Will it make me drowsy during the day?+

It isn't a sleeping tablet and it won't sedate you.

The B vitamins in it contribute to normal energy release, so if anything women tend to describe feeling steadier through the day rather than flat.

The sleep side tends to improve as a knock-on, not because the capsules make you sleepy.

How long before I notice anything?+

Sleep and mood are usually the first things women mention, and that tends to be within the first few weeks rather than the first few days.

The weight side takes longer, because your body has to spend a decent stretch out of that stress state before it changes what it's doing with what you give it.

Which is why you've got 90 days. It's long enough to find out properly.

What if it doesn't do anything for me?+

Then you send it back and we refund you.

Every order is covered for 90 days. If it hasn't earned its place next to your BloatBurn by the end of that, you get every penny back.

No forms, no phone calls, no explaining yourself to anyone.

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