[My Personal Health Drink] Kudzu Root Juice

As I entered my 40s, I started to develop aches and pains here and there.

I am steadily taking kudzu root juice, which is said to be good for preventing menopause, as it seems menopause is about to start soon.

 

 

What are the benefits of kudzu root extract?

Relief of menopausal symptoms

Kudzu root extract is rich in plant-based estrogens that act like estrogen in our bodies, so weight gain before and after menopause is common, which increases the risk of women developing diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. Daidzein mimics the effects of estrogen, not only alleviating menopausal symptoms but also reducing food intake, aiding in weight loss, and improving vascular function through antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects.

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Relief of joint pain

The daidzein contained in kudzu root juice increases blood flow to joints, including the knees and ankles, helping to relieve pain.

Liver protection

Kudzu root extract is rich in a type of flavonoid called puerarin, which acts as an antioxidant to protect our body's cells from active oxygen.

Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects

 

How to take kudzu root juice

Kudzu root juice is more effectively absorbed when taken on an empty stomach, but if you have a stomach disorder, it is okay to take it after meals.

For adults, it is most appropriate to consume twice a day, in the morning and evening, while for growing children and adolescents, one glass a day is sufficient.

 

Side effects of kudzu root juice

Kudzu root juice generally has no special side effects, but excessive consumption can cause liver toxicity. Fresh kudzu root juice is safe when consumed within 15 grams per day, with no more than three glasses of juice.

 

I would like to recommend kudzu root juice to women going through menopause.