Women feel 'less bloated' thanks to menopause supplements now 30% off
There are a growing range of supplements available to alleviate these symptoms, including those created by The Better Menopause. This brand provides scientifically-supported supplements designed by women for women, focusing on the gut-hormone connection to tackle the root causes of symptoms.
Better Gut is designed to support a balanced estrobolome, which helps regulate oestrogen levels, thereby managing menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes, brain fog, IBS, low mood and other issues. A well-balanced microbiome improves digestion and absorption, promoting better immunity, skin, hair and nails.
As reported by the Mirror, each daily capsule of the Better Gut supplement delivers 50 billion CFUs (live bacteria) directly to the gut in doses sufficient to provide optimal support. It's priced at £53.10 for a four-week supply, but our readers can benefit from an additional 30% off their initial payment cycle on any subscription purchase using the code REACH30 until 31 August 2025.
The brand also sells a Better Night supplement priced at £43.20 for a four-week supply. This is specially formulated to aid relaxation and combines essential vitamins and calming botanicals to support a better night's rest and overall wellbeing.
This night-time supplement combines essential vitamins with soothing botanicals to promote a better night's sleep and overall wellness. The blend includes ingredients such as Ashwagandha KSM-66, Saffron Affron, Magnesium Glycinate, Lemon Balm, Montmorency Cherry, Chamomile, along with Vitamins B6, B12 and D3.
Lastly, Better Metabolism retails at £51.30 for a four-week supply and is a natural supplement crafted to support women's metabolic function, blood-sugar regulation, cravings, and energy levels during perimenopause and beyond. This supplement features a mix of ingredients, including Berberine, Myo-Inositol, cinnamon, Cinnasil, and chromium picolinate.
Supplements to tackle menopause are increasingly popular. Lookfantastic has an offer on the Myvitamins Menosure 60 capsules reduced from £18.99 to £9.99. These capsules contain 10 essential nutrients and naturally sourced extracts, such as vitamin B6 to maintain normal hormonal function, vitamin B12 to support brain health, and biotin to boost energy. Another alternative is the A Vogel Menopause Support 60 that's currently on sale for £14.58 at Your Health Store. These can help alleviate tiredness and fatigue.
The Better Menopause supplements have garnered high praise, notably the Better Gut which boasts a 4.7 rating out of five stars. A customer shared: "I had been looking at a lot of different probiotics, but this one seemed to be the best suited to my peri menopause symptoms, so I gave it a try.
"I've only been on it for five weeks, but I already notice that I am a lot less bloated and my digestion is feeling better. Sleep is getting better also. I was having gut issues last year and wish I had found these sooner."
Someone else wrote: "I have been using Better Gut for a year now, and it has really helped with my bloating. I really recommend it."
Unfortunately, one buyer wasn't completely satisfied, as they noted: "It took away my mood, but I still slept two hours or three, wish I could sleep all night."
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