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Sunrider’s Dong Quai was featured in an article published March 18, 2024, in Trend Hunter, a popular online global platform dedicated to identifying and sharing trends across various fields, including business, technology, design, marketing, and culture. According to their website, Trend Hunter helps “satiate curious minds to find better ideas faster.” 

The article, "Sunrider's Dong Quai Empowers Women to Embrace Menopause,” suggests that supplements tailored to women's health could experience a surge in demand with the introduction of formulations like Sunrider’s Dong Quai. 

The feature describes how this earthy root has been "a cornerstone of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) for centuries, and that it is now “emerging as a powerful ally for women navigating menopause,” in large part because of the plant's ability to address a range of menopausal symptoms.  

Described as a "female ginseng," the article states that “dong quai boasts a unique ability to address multi-symptomatic menopause,” with research suggesting “it may help regulate estrogen levels, potentially easing hot flashes, mood swings, and even cramps."*  

The article highlights how Sunrider’s Dong Quai formula “goes beyond simply mitigating discomfort,” because it’s "packed with essential vitamins and minerals like B12, folic acid, and iron" to help alleviate “a common culprit of menopausal fatigue—iron deficiency.”*  

 It further adds that "by supporting hormonal balance* and addressing nutrient needs, Sunrider's Dong Quai empowers women to embrace menopause as a natural shift, not a roadblock to well-being.” 

To discover more about Sunrider’s Dong Quai, click here. 

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 *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.