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Researchers, in a study that followed 36 women with menopause symptoms for 1 year, concluded that, Schisandra chinensis can be a safe and effective complementary medicine for menopausal symptoms, especially for hot flashes, sweating, and heart palpitations
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It begins to oxidize and change color over time and can be irritating to some peoples skin
Potential downsides include a slower onset of significant weight loss compared to tirzepatide and gastrointestinal side effects, particularly nausea during the first month, that can be challenging when you are already dealing with fatigue and disrupted eating patterns