Location of ovaries and uterus

The uterus is located in the center of the pelvis, between the bladder and duodenum. The uterus and ovaries are located in the pelvis. In the normal human body, they are basically located together with the uterus. However, if you look at the anatomical diagram, they are located on both sides of the uterus. So, how should we maintain them? Let's take a look at the eight benefits of ovarian maintenance.

At what age should ovarian care begin?

Ovarian maintenance is not a matter of one day or one night. After the age of 25, the various nutritional indexes of women's bodies decrease. Some rare nutrients cannot be obtained from daily food, such as fish collagen, hyaluronic acid, collagen powder, etc. The outflow of nutrients has also led to the decline of various internal organs in the human body. Therefore, ovarian maintenance should start at the age of 25. ENlivEN21's various studies have shown that it can inhibit the activation of primordial eggs, allow blood vessels to multiply, accelerate the blood supply to the uterus and ovaries, enhance the elasticity of the uterus and ovaries, bilateral fallopian tubes, and uterus, as well as the storage function of the uterus and ovaries, reduce egg locks, and thus slow down the rate of uterine and ovarian decline, completely curb ovarian atrophy and delay the onset of menopause.

Five key high-tech features of ENlivEN21:

1. Improve the body decline and eight system embrittlement

2. Promote blood freshness, clean blood, and increase red blood cell count

3. Improve the body's natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory capabilities and protect the body's immune system

4. Repair reproductive damage, improve the value of uterine wall and enhance the quality of egg cells.

5. Cell fragility, cell shrinkage, and cell damage repair

What should we do if we suffer from premature ovarian failure (exhaustion) and premature ovarian aging?

One thing is very clear: premature ovarian failure (exhaustion) and premature ovarian aging are different. True premature ovarian failure (exhaustion) is mainly due to congenital genetic inheritance, inevitable trauma, unavoidable viral infection, and forced radiotherapy for cancer prevention, which is basically unpreventable.

For example, genetic factors such as a history of pelvic surgery, mumps, and exposure to chemical drugs in the mother or sister can increase the risk of premature ovarian failure (exhaustion) by 28 times.

Therefore, once a woman is diagnosed with "premature ovarian failure (exhaustion)", that is, primary ovarian insufficiency, she must objectively accept the fact that she can no longer get pregnant and have children naturally. Some symptoms caused by premature ovarian failure, such as hot flashes, night sweats, vaginal dryness, distress or inability to concentrate, decreased sexual desire, etc., can be alleviated through hormone replacement therapy (long-term use is not recommended) and ENlivEN21 customized nutrition.