Menopause Comfort
Menopause Comfort
A woman’s life holds many beginnings, and menopause arrives within a story already rich with them. Yet its changes can be deeply personal: an unexpected flush of warmth, sleep interrupted, the discovery that familiar routines no longer feel quite the same. There is value in giving these experiences the attention they deserve.
Naturally present in soybeans, isoflavones are plant compounds that can interact with estrogen receptors, giving them particular relevance during menopause. Alongside them, hops, Humulus lupulus, long valued in herbal medicine for its calming properties, offers a traditional approach to easing nervousness and supporting sleep.
Their pairing reflects a thoughtful approach to this transition, attentive to both daytime discomfort and the need for rest. An invitation to make room for changing needs, with the same care we bring to everything else that matters.
Helps reduce severe and frequent
menopausal symptoms, such as hot
flashes and night sweats
Helps ease feelings of nervousness
Helps promote restful sleep
Helps reduce bone mineral density loss in menopausal women when combined with sufficient calcium and vitamin D
Triomphe takes its name from the French word for triumph, chosen to honour the strength and resilience of women as they enter a new stage of life.
Menopause is experienced differently by every woman. It may bring discomfort, questions and unfamiliar changes, alongside an opportunity to reconsider her needs and make more
The name Triomphe embraces this individuality: an acknowledgement of the challenges, and a celebration of the woman navigating them. Above all, it reflects the freedom to define this passage in her own way, at her own pace.
The character of Triomphe begins with two different parts of the plant: the seeds of soybean and the flowering cones of hops. Each holds a distinctive composition, bringing its own chemical identity to the formulation.
In the fourth century BCE, Aristotle described the natural cessation of menstruation in History of Animals, offering one of the earliest surviving written observations of what we now call menopause. More than two millennia later, in 1821, French physician Charles de Gardanne published De la Ménopause, helping establish the name by which this stage of life would become known.
During the nineteenth century, hops had already earned a place in European herbal traditions. Their aromatic flowering cones were used in medicinal preparations and tucked into pillows to ease restlessness and encourage sleep.
By the late twentieth century, scientific research was beginning to reveal new dimensions of familiar botanicals. In 1995, a clinical trial conducted in Melbourne, Australia, found that women consuming soy flour experienced a greater reduction in hot flashes than those consuming wheat flour, marking an early milestone in the investigation of soy and menopausal well-being.
Four years later, in 1999, researchers identified 8-prenylnaringenin as a naturally occurring phytoestrogen in hops, revealing an estrogenic property that would open new avenues of investigation into this centuries-old botanical.
From ancient observations to modern discoveries, the history of women's health continues to evolve, reminding us that understanding the human body requires both scientific curiosity and a sustained commitment to the women whose experiences shape the questions we seek to answer.
During menopause, declining estrogen levels influence more than the reproductive system. They also affect the brain's regulation of body temperature, sleep and emotional wellbeing. These changes help explain why sensations of sudden warmth, night sweats and restless nights can become part of everyday life.
It is within these interconnected processes that the botanical constituents of soy and hops find their scientific relevance.
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Hops — Humulus Lupulus — 150 mg Soy isoflavone extract — 300 mg
Hypromellose, magnesium stearate
To helps reduce severe and frequent menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes and night sweats, feelings of nervousness, to promote restful sleep during menopause stages and to help reduce bone mineral density loss in menopausal women when combined with sufficient calcium and vitamin D
During perimenopause, menopause, or postmenopause, when hormonal changes begin to affect everyday comfort and well-being. Particularly when hot flashes, night sweats, disrupted sleep, or fluctuations in mood become more noticeable, and restoring a sense of balance and vitality becomes a priority.
Perimenopause: 1–2 capsules daily, discontinue during menstrual periods
Menopause: 1–2 capsules, 3 times daily
Postmenopause: 1–3 capsules daily
Consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant or breastfeeding, taking blood thinners or hormone replacement therapy.
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have or have had breast cancer or tumours, or a predisposition to breast cancer.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Discontinue use if hypersensitivity or an allergic reaction occurs.
The character of Triomphe begins with two different parts of the plant: the seeds of soybean and the flowering cones of hops. Each holds a distinctive composition, bringing its own chemical identity to the formulation.
Within the soybean, Glycine max, isoflavones form a particular family of naturally occurring compounds. Among their principal forms are genistein, daidzein and glycitein, which also occur bound to sugar molecules as glycosides.
These naturally occurring compounds have attracted scientific interest for their relationship with estrogen, a hormone involved in numerous physiological processes throughout a woman's life.
Soy isoflavones belong to a group of plant compounds known as phytoestrogens. Their molecular structure allows certain isoflavones to interact selectively with estrogen receptors, making them particularly interesting during women's hormonal transitions.
As estrogen levels naturally decline during menopause, changes in hormonal signalling can contribute to symptoms such as hot flashes. Research suggests that soy isoflavones help reduce the frequency and severity of these episodes.
This relationship between plant-derived compounds and human physiology gives soybean a distinctive place within Triomphe's formulation.
Hops, Humulus lupulus, brings another botanical dimension to Triomphe's formulation.
Best known for its traditional use in brewing, hops also possesses properties that have attracted attention in women's health research. Its female flowering cones, known as strobiles, contain naturally occurring compounds called prenylated flavonoids, among them 8-prenylnaringenin, recognized for its ability to interact with estrogen receptors.
This distinctive activity has encouraged researchers to investigate hops in relation to menopausal well-being, particularly hot flashes and other discomforts associated with hormonal changes. Clinical studies suggest that hop extracts help reduce the frequency and severity of hot flashes.
Together, soybean and hops bring two complementary botanical sources into Triomphe, offering a plant-based approach to relieving menopausal discomforts, including hot flashes, for women seeking a natural alternative to conventional hormone therapy.
During menopause, declining estrogen levels influence more than the reproductive system. They also affect the brain's regulation of body temperature, sleep and emotional wellbeing. These changes help explain why sensations of sudden warmth, night sweats and restless nights can become part of everyday life.
It is within these interconnected processes that the botanical constituents of soy and hops find their scientific relevance.
Soy isoflavones, particularly genistein and daidzein, possess molecular structures that allow them to interact with estrogen receptors. These specialized proteins help cells respond to hormonal signals, including those involved in the body's adaptation to declining estrogen levels.
Temperature regulation is particularly sensitive to these changes. Within the hypothalamus, a region of the brain responsible for maintaining body temperature, declining estrogen influences the neural signals that regulate heat loss. By interacting with estrogen receptors, soy isoflavones helps alleviate these symptoms, offering a plant-derived approach to menopausal comfort.
Hops, Humulus lupulus, introduces another dimension through its relationship with the nervous system. Certain compounds found in its aromatic cones have demonstrated interactions with GABA receptors, which help moderate nerve-cell activity and contribute to the body's natural processes of relaxation and rest.
Hops also contains 8-prenylnaringenin, a plant compound capable of interacting with estrogen receptors. This distinctive property adds another dimension to its scientific interest during menopause, alongside its traditional use for relieving nervousness and supporting sleep.
Triomphe brings together these two botanical ingredients in a formulation attentive to the changing experiences of menopause, connecting the body's hormonal transitions with the importance of comfort, calm and restorative rest.
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