Shopper's Guide•Women's Health
5 reasons women over 40 turn to Superbalance for hormonal support
Summary: Everything got a little harder at 41 and every explanation I got was that's normal for your age. It might be normal. It still wasn't fine. Superbalance is the one thing I added that I could actually read the label on, and four months later it's the only one still in the cupboard.
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1. It named the thing everyone kept calling normal
Tired in the afternoon, wired at eleven, short with people who didn't deserve it. I'd been treating those as three separate personal failings. Seeing them listed together as things one formula was built around was the first time it felt like a pattern instead of a character flaw.
2. Myo-inositol at a dose I could look up
It's the backbone of the formula rather than a footnote in it, and the amount is printed on the pack. I typed it into a search bar standing in my kitchen and found the research it's built on. That is a low bar and almost nothing else on my shelf cleared it.
3. Magnesium glycinate, not the kind that sends you to the bathroom
The cheap formulas use oxide because it costs almost nothing and most of it passes straight through. Glycinate is the form that absorbs and the form associated with winding down rather than a trip down the hall. It's a small word on a label that changes the whole experience.
4. No stimulants, so it doesn't borrow from tomorrow
I'd been patching the 3pm drop with coffee, which fixed the hour and wrecked the evening. There's no caffeine in this at all. The energy doesn't arrive as a spike — it just stops falling off the way it did, which took me about two weeks to notice.
5. One drink replaced four bottles
Inositol powder, a magnesium, an adaptogen blend and a B-complex. Four purchases, four expiry dates, four things to remember. Superbalance covers all of it — about $1.20 a day on the 30-serving tub with a subscription.
Based on the 30-serving tub at $44.95 with the 20% subscription discount. Bundle pricing may be lower.
