Menopause is an inevitable part of growing older for most women and can radically change how they experience everyday life. And, depending on their approach and the ‘tools’ such as dietary supplements at their disposal, it can either be a debilitating or transformative experience.
It is estimated that up to 1.1 billion women are currently transitioning through menopause, but as female life expectancy continues to increase, this figure can grow by up to 47 million each year. While most women can today expect to spend the largest portion of their lives living ‘in’ or post-menopause, not all will live in health.
The menopausal period can increase several health risks. For example, common vasomotor symptoms, including hot flushes and night sweats, are now associated with high blood pressure and cardiovascular health risk factors. In addition, many women will suffer from bone density loss, brain fog, mood swings, and significant increases in cholesterol and blood pressure markers. The threat to women’s health during the ages of 50 to 70 is so pronounced that the medical fraternity coined a unique phrase ‘sniper’s alley’ when referring to it.
But it is not all bad news. As the complexities of menopause hit the mainstream, its symptoms and risk factors are becoming more widely understood. This has resulted in informed consumers (and those invested in improving their overall well-being during menopause) driving growth in the development of new products and supplement solutions that target these critical health issues.
Menopause changes everything

When women enter menopause, their bodies undergo a series of substantial changes and hormonal shifts, most typically a drop in oestrogen and progesterone, which contribute to significant health challenges.
When in the normal range, oestrogen helps to maintain healthy blood vessels, cholesterol levels, and blood pressure, but when it declines sharply, it can contribute to increased LDL (“bad”) cholesterol and decreased HDL (“good”) cholesterol, higher triglyceride levels, and a greater risk of hypertension and atherosclerosis.
The menopausal transition can also bring about a slower metabolism, often leading to weight gain and changes in fat distribution, particularly around the abdomen. This shift isn’t just cosmetic: Visceral fat is linked to increased risks of insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
Research shows that cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in postmenopausal women with the demographic five times more at risk of a heart attack than premenopausal women. In addition, many women face a significantly higher burden in terms of high cholesterol, which affects up to 77% of women in the menopausal cohort.
Time for the change
This highlights the importance of ensuring that women are aware of the health risks associated with menopause and its health implications from a younger age. Not only would this educate consumers about their unique set of risk factors but could fuel the critical research needed for the development of new, effective, and science-backed health solutions, particularly for products with a more natural positioning.
While hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has historically been the go-to solution to treat menopausal symptoms, a growing number of women are looking to non-hormonal alternatives, resulting in significant growth in the menopausal market, which is expected to reach $24 billion by 2030.

A growing need for smarter menopause support
With the use of hormone replacement therapy increasingly being called into question, consumer demand for natural alternatives will continue to grow. This presents a key opportunity for supplement brands to deliver science-backed, multifunctional solutions that can address the full spectrum of menopausal health challenges.
At ProBiotix Health, we understand the importance of developing ingredients and supplements that can support these unique yet prevalent health conditions. We’re proud to take this a step further with the exciting launch of two new products that support both menopause and post-menopausal health.
The YourBiotixMH (menopause) and YourBiotixPMH (post-menopause) formulations offer unique multi-positioning functionality – targeting not only cardiovascular health but also addressing key health risks associated with menopause and post-menopause, including mood imbalances, psychological challenges and bone loss.
The ingredient at the heart of this product is our patent-protected and science-backed probiotic LPLDL® which has been studied extensively for its ability to positively impact cardiometabolic health. LPLDL®, used in formulation with other targeted ingredients, can effectively treat a range of menopausal symptoms, giving women their power back by staying strong during and after menopause.

YourBiotixMH
Designed for menopause health, YourBiotixMH is aimed at addressing key health challenges associated with the hormonal changes during menopause, supporting:
- Cardiovascular health
- Hormonal balance
- Energy metabolism
In addition, YourBiotixMH is supported by several EFSA claims, including:
- Contributes to normal heart function
- Contributes to normal hormonal regulation
- Contributes to normal energy metabolism.
YourBiotixPMH
This product is formulated specifically for the post-menopausal phase, targeting issues that emerge after oestrogen levels decline such as:
- Cardiovascular health
- Bone strength
- Psychological well-being
YourBiotixPMH is also supported by several EFSA claims:
- Contributes to normal heart function
- Contributes to normal physiological function
- Contributes to normal bone health
Solving the heart of the problem
In addition, to LPLDL®, the ingredients in the two new formulas include the mineral Thiamine to support energy-yielding metabolism and Soy Isoflavone, a natural phytoestrogen that has been used in over 100 studies specifically for menopause management showing benefits to reduce hot flushes, night sweats, mood swings and cognitive fog. It is furthermore backed by vitamin B6 to support hormone regulation, mood, cognitive function, and energy levels.
At the heart of the formulation, LPLDL® has been extensively studied for its cardiovascular benefits, with research from top UK universities showing it can:
- Reduce total cholesterol by up to 35%
- Lower LDL by 36%
- Decrease apolipoprotein B by 28%
- Increase HDL by 5%
- Help reduce blood pressure by 5%
The new formulations also contain vitamin D. Bone density can be severely affected during and after menopause. As oestrogen levels drop, bone density decreases, increasing the risk of osteopenia and osteoporosis.
Research from a recent study on osteoporosis and related bone disease indicates that women may lose up to due to declining oestrogen. In addition, up to 70% of women in menopause are vitamin D an essential consideration in supplement formulations that target menopause as it plays a significant role in maintaining bone density by regulating bone resorption. Here, the addition of our proprietary probiotic LPLDL® not only supports cardiovascular health but has also been shown in a recent study to work in synergy, ensuring better uptake of vitamin D to support bone health.
Women today need menopause supplement solutions that work, offering the long-term support they need to alleviate its challenging symptoms and long-term health effects.
Learn the science behind the change. Email our team at info@probiotixhealth.com for more information on YourBiotixMH, YourBiotixPMH, containing LPLDL® and how these products can support a new frontier in menopausal health

