Difficulty Concentrating and Macafem
Now we all have problems being fully attentive when the husband is talking, but during menopause the problem can stem deeper than that. A difficulty to concentrate, whether at home, at work or out with friends is frightening and unexpected but it is a common aspect of this transition. Although defining it, in its entirety, can be difficult there are many options available.
Why do I have difficulty concentrating?
This question is frequently asked by menopausal women, and it is something that is tough to answer. It is widely defined as the inability to do your everyday tasks normally because of an unusual inability to concentrate.
What happens is you lose your train of thought often, you can't think properly and you forget things, all of which are scary and frustrating. This happens because our neurotransmitters aren't working properly because their relationship with your estrogen has broken down. What happens is that, as a result of being in menopause, your ovaries produce less hormones and your body doesn't work to its full ability.
What can I do about a difficulty concentrating? Does Macafem help?
A difficulty concentrating is, even for menopausal signs and symptoms, a bad problem to have. Aside from not being able to go about your daily tasks properly, you often find yourself having related menopause symptoms as a result of this: sleep disorders, fatigue, depression, anxiety, pain disorders and hot flashes.
What this means is that you need to be having a diet that is more brain-friendly in the nutrients that it has. By this we mean increase omega-3 and omega-6 intake (have some walnuts, fish and protein) alongside reducing caffeine, sugar and alcohol which can make you crash.
Aside from this there are natural herbal treatments that can be taken to re-establish a balance between your hormones. This is where Macafem comes in, some facts about this herb are:
• Found in the Andean mountains of Perú.
• Scientifically called Lepidium Meyenii.
• Increase stamina and energy.
• Reduces stress.
• Increases sexual desire.
• Restores a hormonal balance.
It has been used by Peruvians for many years and is now popular across the world as a menopause treatment. A non-estrogenic herb, its main selling point is that unlike phytoestrogenic herbs it does not pump the body full of estrogen, but instead helps the body to produce its own. Click the following link for more information about menopause treatments and Macafem.
