Aromatisation is a hormonal process which affects both men and women at certain times of their lives, particularly after the age of fifty.

¤ Aromatase is a haemoprotein containing cytochrome P450, an enzyme complex responsible for converting androstenediol and testosterone into oestrone and oestradiol.

¤ Generally speaking, excessive oestrogen production is known to potentially cause serious health problems for both sexes.

¤ In women, overproduction of oestrogen can be pathological; this is seen particularly where there is a family history of breast, uterine and ovarian cancers.

¤ In men, conversion of testosterone into excess oestrogen can exacerbate enlarged prostate conditions and raise the risk of them developing into prostate cancer: it's a little-known fact that men actually have more oestrogen than women at this age… Incidence of erectile dysfunction increases and supplementation with testosterone or its precursors becomes less effective: all due to the hepatic enzyme aromatase. Certain substances such as anabolic steroids - widely used by sportspeople despite known risks - further aggravate the process.

¤ Initial research into natural aromatase inhibitors has concentrated on breast cancer ; substances such as quercetin, naringin, genistein and chrysin have been used though specific studies have yet to be conducted, unlike the steroid (exemestran) and non-steroid (letrozole and anastrozole) inhibitors used in proprietary drugs, which can produce undesirable side effects (vaginal dryness, hot flushes, mood swings …)

¤ Natural Anti Aromatase Support offers a natural, risk-free and better-tolerated alternative.

The formulation's active ingredients include :

¤ Chrysin : a flavonoid compound extracted from Passiflora caerulea which inhibits the conversion of testosterone into oestrogen, without unwelcome side-effects.

¤ Agaricus bisporus prevents and reduces testosterone-induced cell proliferation and increases apoptosis in breast cancer.

¤ Naringin : is now a recognised oestrogen inhibitor (cytochrome P 450).

¤ Apigenin : a flavonoid derived from German camomile, is a potent inhibitor of androgen conversion (androstenedione and testosterone) into oestrone and oestradiol.

¤ Calcium D glutarate : widely used by sportspeople, combats biosynthesis of excess oestrogen (aromatase CYP 19) and provides hormone detox support.

¤ Genistein, an isoflavone obtained from sophora, is more powerful than soy isoflavones. It is a potent plant-derived inhibitor of aromatisation.

¤ Zinc is a multi-effect mineral widely recognised for its ability to maintain balanced pituitary function and to protect cell immunity..

All these elements act symbiotically to form a natural and effective barrier to the widespread and damaging process of aromatisation.

Adults. Take two tablets in the morning and two in the evening, or as advised by your therapist.