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Antidepressants May Cause an Irregular Menstruation

Antidepressants can wreak havoc on the normal function of hormones. The liver is tasked with producing enzymes and eliminating toxins from the body. When overworked, the arduous labor can cause the liver to stop working properly, allowing it to release too many hormones or too few. Antidepressants can play a critical role in ruining the proper balance of hormones in the body. Because of the chemicals present in many antidepressants, women can harm their bodies because of prolonged use and even cause irregular menstrual cycles to occur.  

Irregular menstrual cycles are due to an excessive elevation of progesterone that overproduces cortisol, norepinephrine, and epinephrine. The excess production of cortisol, norepinephrine, and epinephrine inflames the ovaries and triggers the neuroimmune responses for inflammation in the adjacent organs and tissues.  The abnormal ovarian function can cause either excessive progesterone or excessive estrogen production. When the ovarian function produces excessive progesterone, the hormone will overload the liver P450 detoxification, stress out the pituitary-adrenal axis, and reduce the efficiency of the oxytocin and DHEA, hormones necessary for regulating menstruation and producing lubrication inside the vagina. 

Women who wish to curb the ineffectual results of antidepressants should take Hormonal Realignment & Detoxification Solution. The solution includes a bevy of herbs designed to help the liver eliminate toxic spill over from damaging the balance of hormones. Instead, the formula will speed up blood circulation to eliminate toxins, balance hormones, and stabilize menstruation cycles for more consistency.