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Statistics now tell us that hot flashes and/or night sweats occur in 40 – 90% of women during the time of peri-menopause into menopause and up to 85% of women after menopause.  And there are other typical complaints that are related to hot flashes which include anxiety, nausea, sleep disruptions, depression, dryness of eyes and vagina, feelings of suffocation, heart palpitations and inability to concentrate.

Hot flashes are the #1 complaint that I hear from women who seek natural hormone balancing.  While no one ever died of a hot flash or night sweat, they can certainly affect one’s quality of life as well as one’s emotional well-being.

Below are suggestions that we offer to women sufering from hot flashes and/or night sweats at the OAW clinic:

For more information about how to achieve hormonal balance while getting the body in optimum health read my best-selling e-book, Proven Secrets To Whole Body Hormone Balance…You Can Feel Good.