You’re likely having symptoms of hormonal imbalance. Most women begin to experience symptoms of hormonal imbalance in their 30’s, which they know is too young for menopause – except in very unusual cases. The truth is, women can suffer hormonal imbalance at any age, though it’s most common between puberty and menopause. The average age of menopause is 51, but quite a few women suffer significant symptoms of hormonal imbalance for 15 years or more before their “official” menopause. We’re here to help change that.

You are not alone. Most women over 35 have a number of interrelated health issues. When those issues arise from hormonal imbalance – whether it’s your thyroid, your adrenals, your sugar metabolism, your weight, or your sex hormones – conventional medicine is often disappointing.  You can have a free consultation with one of our wellness advisors anytime – just call 1-800-448-4919.

Although we do provide personalized health information, we can’t practice medicine, and we insist you have regular medical checkups with a health professional. After more than 20 years of experience helping women, we think that many everyday health problems that plague women can be improved through high-quality supplementation, targeted nutrition, low-impact exercise and stress management.

It’s well accepted that all prescription drugs come with potential side effects and health risks, especially with long-term use. We believe that for many everyday conditions you should usually try a natural approach first, and turn to prescription drugs only if that fails. Conventional doctors tend to jump straight to pharmaceutical solutions because (a) they’re often unaware of alternative therapies, or (b) they don’t think their patients will do the work necessary to make the natural approach successful. The use of hormone therapy – mainly HRT and oral birth control pills – is controversial, and only addresses the symptoms of hormonal imbalance, not the underlying causes.

By contrast, WHN takes a root-cause approach to address the underlying issue at its source. In our experience, only a relatively small percentage of women don’t see adequate improvement using this natural approach. But certainly there are women for whom HRT is essential, and it’s worth the risks.

The short answer is yes, WHN’s information and products are based on rigorous science. All of the articles we publish, and the formulas we offer to women, are developed, reviewed, tested and approved by practicing physicians and credentialed health experts. Alternative health and natural therapies are currently taught at most American medical schools, and the science is thoroughly-developed and well-established. Our work always combines science and what is proven effective in practice.

Yes, our products may be used by anyone over the age of 16. Women are more susceptible to hormonal imbalance, suffer 80% of the cases of autoimmune dysfunction, and are more affected by inflammatory disorders – among other differences. But men and women share almost all the same basic biological and metabolic processes, including most of their endocrine systems. It’s well-known at WHN that we sometimes have three generations of women on our products – grandmother, mother and daughter.