Irregular cycles, digestive problems, chronic fatigue: these signs, often dismissed as unimportant in consultation, can reveal a hormonal or metabolic imbalance in your patients. The webinar hosted by Guillaume Landry, an experienced naturopath, explores the nutraceutical solutions from the New Roots range, with a specific approach to women’s health.
Optimising women’s health with targeted natural solutions
Through a structured presentation, Guillaume Landry points out that supplements do not replace holistic care, but offer valuable support when they are matched to the patient’s terrain and hormonal profile. The aim is to act on the microbiome, inflammation and endocrine balance all at once.
Multi-strain probiotics: a key to the gut-immunity axis
In women, a balanced gut and vaginal microbiome is essential on many levels: digestion, immunity, gynaecological health and even emotional balance. The multi-strain formulas selected by New Roots provide overall support, particularly during periods of vulnerability (disrupted cycle, stress, a course of antibiotics).
Omega-3: versatile anti-inflammatory support
Marine-derived omega-3s are recognised for their role in modulating inflammation and their protective effect during pregnancy. They also help regulate mood and can support certain menstrual disorders or chronic pelvic pain, as in endometriosis.
Key points:
- Include omega-3 in protocols relating to the cycle or pregnancy.
- Choose a purified quality, rich in EPA/DHA.
Nutraceutical approaches for specific hormonal disorders
New Roots offers formulations dedicated to menopause and premenstrual syndrome, including plants such as chasteberry or red clover. For patients with PCOS, inositol is presented as a valuable metabolic cofactor for regulating the cycle and insulin sensitivity.
IndicationMain activeAssociated protocolPremenstrual syndromeChasteberryContinuous use for at least 3 cyclesMenopauseRed clover, magnesiumPhyto-mineral synergy according to terrainPCOSInositolSplit into 2 doses a day
Key points:
- Match each supplement to a precise clinical goal.
- Check hormonal contraindications and the patient’s age.
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- Identify periods of hormonal vulnerability in each patient.
- Prescribe multi-strain probiotics after a course of antibiotics or during periods of chronic stress.
- Suggest omega-3 intake from the first signs of gynaecological inflammation.
- Use inositol in insulin-resistant PCOS, alongside dietary change.
- Access the range via Compliments Pro for easier, traceable follow-up.
Essential points for your practice
The diversity of women’s health issues calls for a differentiated, personalised approach grounded in physiology. Quality nutraceutical solutions, such as those offered by New Roots, provide a useful basis for strengthening your recommendations. In keeping with the Simplycure approach, these solutions help to strengthen clinical impact day to day.
FAQ
What role do probiotics play in perimenopausal women?
They support bowel function and immunity, and can help stabilise certain digestive or inflammatory symptoms linked to hormonal fluctuations.
Is inositol recommended outside PCOS?
Yes, it can also support cycle regulation in women with metabolic syndrome, subject to a prior metabolic work-up.
Are phytoestrogenic plants risk-free?
They should be used with caution in women with a history of hormone-dependent conditions. A complete history is essential.
Should omega-3 be supplemented all year round?
Not necessarily. 3-month courses, repeated as needed, are often sufficient, except in pregnant patients or those with chronic inflammatory disease.
What advantages does the Compliments Pro platform offer?
It allows practitioners to recommend, track and manage supplement orders professionally, with better adherence rates and optimal product traceability.
