Natural restoration of women's health with Revilab ML 08 + Revilab SL 10

In today’s fast-paced world, women are often juggling a demanding schedule, high-pressure environments, and constant stress. These factors can have a detrimental effect on our health, influenced by various external factors such as environmental pollution, poor nutrition, and excessive physical activity. Consequently, this can lead to health issues. Additionally, scientific research indicates that many of our contemporaries are facing reproductive challenges earlier and more frequently than their mothers and grandmothers. This raises pertinent questions: what are the causes of these issues, and what can be done to prevent them? This article aims to explore these issues and offer insights to help address them.

As we know, a woman’s hormonal background changes daily during the month, which is related to her reproductive function and the possibility of motherhood. During the reproductive period, the follicle matures every month in the female body. In addition to containing the ovum, the follicle is a temporary endocrine organ that secretes female sex hormones (estrogens) during the period of maturation. Following ovulation, the corpus luteum secretes another hormone, progesterone, which is necessary for the incorporation of the fertilized egg into the endometrium and further growth of the embryo. If fertilization has not occurred, the concentration of female sex hormones drops sharply, and menstruation occurs. In addition to their role in menstruation, female sex hormones are responsible for endocrine regulation, influencing the state of various organs and systems throughout the body. These include the skin, blood vessels, bones, muscles, cognitive functions, mood, and overall well-being.

In the ovaries of women, several million follicle germ cells are laid very early, even by the fifth month of intrauterine development of the female fetus. Female sex cells are extremely sensitive to negative influences, and the vast majority of them die out. By the time of puberty, only about 300,000 to 400,000 remain, and their number continues to decline with age. The onset of menopause marks the culmination of changes in the reproductive system of women, though these changes begin much earlier. Menopause is associated with involutionary processes (sometimes premature) in the ovarian tissue, the death of the limited stock of follicles due to negative factors, and violations of neuroendocrine regulation. The ovaries gradually cease egg production, the number of anovulatory cycle’s increases, and the production of sex hormones decreases significantly, and after a certain period of time the menstrual cycle finally stops.

Today, the timing of menopause can vary greatly. There are cases where it begins at the age of 33. And it is not uncommon nowadays for doctors to diagnose women aged 34-38 with a whole range of disorders that used to be characteristic of women of a much older age, and even a picture of the premenopausal period, as well as related age-related diseases, difficulties in conceiving and carrying a child.

The cessation of a woman’s reproductive function is observed on average between the ages of 40 and 60, and in 10 percent of women up to the age of 45. In younger women, the menopause can begin because of removal of the ovaries or as the result of treatment of their tumor masses (radiation, chemotherapy). This is called induced menopause.

At the same time, women are living longer than men in all countries, regardless of the level of economic development. One of the explanations for this phenomenon is the curious «grandmother hypothesis», according to which the prolongation of women’s lives is the result of natural selection, so that they have the strength and ability to take care of grandchildren. In other words, to ensure the survival of offspring.

Obviously, genetic predisposition is at play, as well as the number of births (a large number of births contributes to early menopause), being overweight or underweight. Harmful habits and adverse environmental conditions. These factors lead to chronic toxicity of the body. For example, smoking, living in mountainous areas or in the Far North that is chronic hypoxia (lack of oxygen) contribute to early menopause. Additionally, stress, unbalanced diet, infections, abortions, use of oral contraceptives, somatic and infectious diseases.

Symptoms preceding menopause (perimenopause) in women, as a rule, are manifested by irritability, insomnia, panic attacks, hot flashes, sweating, headaches, nausea, hypertension and other unpleasant phenomena. To one degree or another, two-thirds of women experienceу these symptoms three to five years before menopause.

In other words, the suppression and extinction of reproductive function is a serious test for a woman. These processes make her more vulnerable and fragile, reducing immunity. During this period, it is necessary to pay special attention to your health, as well as the ability to resist stress and its various manifestations.

The nervous and endocrine systems are closely interconnected, and conditions such as frequent neurosis, depressive disorders, and constant anxiety and tension can disrupt the body’s hormone production, potentially leading to menstrual cycle imbalances. Chronic stress can disrupt the delicate equilibrium of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, leading to a range of health concerns, including exhaustion, sleep disorders, infertility, tumor development, and early-onset hormonal changes.

A positive attitude and emotions are integral to overall health and well-being. The central nervous system plays a pivotal role in regulating not only our mental state but also the body’s various processes. In the pursuit of a «fountain of youth,» gerontologists emphasize the significance of intellectual stimulation and social engagement.

A balanced diet, with adequate biological value and not excessive in calories, plays an important role in this regard. Hippocrates’s famous , «we are what we eat,» underscores the significance of dietary intake for overall health. Despite the abundance and variety of packaged products available in hypermarkets, providing the body with sufficient nutrients and biologically active substances requires expertise. The Mediterranean diet is widely regarded as one of the healthiest today.

Calorie restriction is known to enhance stress resistance, improve metabolism, and reduce oxidative stress.

During the transition (post-reproductive) period, optimal physical activity is of significant importance. It has been proven by numerous scientific studies that physical exercise contributes to the preservation of bone mineral density and thus plays an active role in the prevention of osteoporosis. Furthermore, physical activity improves well-being, increases tissue regeneration and stress resistance training, and prevents age-related changes. Scientific studies have demonstrated that physical exercise activates the brain, immune, and nervous systems, preventing cardiovascular diseases, maintaining optimal blood supply to all organs, regulating blood sugar levels, and preventing metabolic syndrome. Furthermore, physically active women more easily tolerate menopause and experience fewer hot flashes.

Chronic stress, a major contributing factor to women’s health and beauty concerns, can be mitigated by ensuring sufficient sleep and rest, maintaining a consistent daily routine, and avoiding night shifts. As previously mentioned, these factors can disrupt the synthesis of melatonin, a hormone crucial for preventing aging and maintaining the body’s regulatory abilities. It is responsible for all cyclic processes in the body and regulates our biorhythms.

Post-reproductive period women experience a heightened risk of urinary system diseases, including recurrent cystitis. The underlying causes of this condition include a decrease in bladder tissue tone due to an imbalance of sex hormones, impaired barrier function of the endothelium, and disrupted microflora in the mucosa of hormone-dependent organs. Consequently, these factors can trigger the onset of diseases, resulting in dystrophy and dysfunction. These conditions can lead to a heightened inflammatory response, often manifesting as a chronic form of the disease with less pronounced symptoms compared to those experienced during the reproductive period. This can result in delays in the identification of bladder issues. In light of these challenges, what strategies should individuals adopt to maintain their health, vitality, and attractiveness in such circumstances?

In response to the challenges posed by the post-reproductive period and the impact of unfavorable factors on the female organism, a specialized peptide bioregulatory complex, «Women’s Health» — Revilab ML 08 + Revilab SL 10, has been formulated to provide targeted support.

This complex is designed to normalize the reproductive, neuroendocrine, urinary, and urinary systems of the female body. It prevents the destructive influence of negative factors, increases the reserve capabilities of the body, and improves stress resistance. It also prevents age-related deterioration of metabolic processes and premature decline in hormone levels, thereby contributing to increased fertility and the prevention of reproductive diseases.

Revilab SL 10 is a cutting-edge age-protector that boasts a complex of synthesized ultra-short physiologically active peptides in a solution for sublingual use. It contains peptides of epiphysis, bladder, vascular wall, along with a plant extract complex (licorice, peppermint, chamomile), essential oils of orange and clove, bee products (propolis), and dihydroquercetin.

The ultra-short peptides in Revilab SL 10 are designed to counteract the progressive loss of functional gene activity in the cell nucleus, while concurrently regulating protein synthesis at the cellular level. This approach is intended to facilitate the restoration of biological and functional activity in organs and systems. The peptides in Revilab SL 10 are tissue-specific and act in a targeted manner, following the key-lock principle.

The sublingual form is effective because the drug enters the hyoid space, which has a dense network of capillaries. These capillaries allow the drug to penetrate directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the mucosa of the digestive tract and the metabolic deactivation by the liver that occurs with other delivery methods. The sublingual method is as bioavailable as subcutaneous injections.

Revilab ML 08 is a state-of-the-art, fifth-generation multicomponent peptide preparation. It contains a number of physiologically active, short-synthesized peptides that target key areas: peptide complexes of epiphysis, vascular wall, bladder, along with polyunsaturated omega-3 fatty acids, resveratrol, and arginine.

Revilab ML 08 exerts a systemic regulatory effect on the body, maintaining normal metabolism, strengthening regeneration processes, and accelerating disease recovery. The synergy of highly active peptides and powerful plant components ensures a rapid effect, with each component enhancing the other’s action.

The synthesized peptide of epiphysis selectively targets cells of the neuroendocrine system, promoting metabolic balance in epiphysis cells and facilitating the restoration of melatonin secretion. The peptide exerts a regulatory influence on the epiphysis, adrenal glands, and the overall organism.

The synthesized vascular peptide selectively affects various cells of the vascular wall, normalizing their metabolism and regulating vascular wall function. It activates regeneration of endothelial tissues, stimulates differentiation and synthesis of structural and functional proteins of the endothelium, and restores intercellular interactions. Consequently, it improves tissue trophism, reduces the phenomena of hypoxia, edema, tissue intoxication, and normalizes metabolic processes. Additionally, vascular peptide restores capillary function and microcirculation.

The synthesized bladder peptide delivers a selective effect on bladder wall cells, normalizing their metabolism and muscle tone, as well as facilitating urination.

Recommendations for use of the peptide bioregulatory complex «Women’s Health»:

• for prevention disorders of the female hormonal background, preventing premature aging and early onset of menopause, smoothing its manifestations;
• in a comprehensive program of revitalization and oncoprotection aimed at expanding the reverse capacity of organs and tissues, of the neuroendocrine, reproductive and urinary systems to normalize all cyclical processes in the body;
• in case of unfavorable gynecological history and surgeries;
• with inflammatory diseases of the female reproductive organs caused by viral and bacterial infections, particularly papillomavirus infection;
• in case of working in harmful production and living in ecologically unfavorable areas, or in case of having bad habits;
• in arterial hypertension, atherosclerosis of blood vessels, angiopathies of various genesis;
• for the prevention of urinary tract disorders, especially in menopausal and elderly women;
• in the hormonal imbalance of the menopause and in endocrine pathologies;
• to normalize the female reproductive system and increase fertility during family planning;
• for the prevention of premature aging of blood vessels, skin, bones and joints, improving the rheological properties of blood.

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