Herbal Equilibrium uses phytoestrogens and hormone-balancing herbs to gently support the body's natural estrogen and progesterone rhythms. By calming hormonal fluctuations and enhancing mood and energy, it reduces the metabolic disruptions that often lead to weight gain — especially during perimenopause and menopause.

Yes. Herbal Equilibrium works well with Berberine and Inositol to target hormonal, metabolic, and blood sugar balance. Together, they offer full-spectrum support for energy, weight, mood, and hormone function.

Yes. Many of the botanicals in Herbal Equilibrium, including Black Cohosh, Chastetree, and Red Clover, are traditionally used to ease perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms. When combined with metabolic support, the result is a more stable, comfortable, and energized state.

Yes. The formula is designed for daily, ongoing use and contains standardized, well-researched botanical extracts. As always, speak with your healthcare provider if you have hormone-sensitive conditions or are taking prescription medications.

Our supplements are generally safe to use alongside semaglutide medications like Ozempic® or Wegovy® because they work through different – but complementary – pathways. Our approach supports your body’s natural metabolic function and complements lifestyle changes that help maintain wellness during or after semaglutide use. As with any supplement, it’s a good idea to check in with your healthcare provider before starting, especially if you’re taking medications that affect blood sugar.

Studies indicate that almost everyone regains weight after stopping semaglutide because the underlying causes of their weight gain were never addressed. WHN’s BioType combos are formulated to support your body’s natural fat-burning rhythm and healthy hormone signaling, helping restore what we call “healthy homeostasis.” When paired with habits that promote sustainable weight management, this approach can help support steady energy, curb cravings, and promote overall metabolic wellness.

Results may vary based on your health, consistency and lifestyle.

Any diet that promises you’ll “shed pounds fast” in weeks is almost guaranteed to backfire. Here’s the main reason why: crash diets and extreme plans signal to your body that it’s in crisis, so it responds by holding onto fat. That’s why the weight often comes right back once a diet ends. You can read more about the flaws in crash diets here.

Instead of forcing quick results, our protocols focus on addressing the underlying causes of weight gain, helping your body return to a “healthy homeostasis” in which it can naturally release excess weight. In this context, some will notice improvements in energy and appetite regulation within the first few weeks. More noticeable changes in weight, metabolism, and hormone balance often develop gradually over 8–12 weeks with consistent use. So you will see progress in 2-3months; contrary to the false claims of crash diets, we recommend slow and gradual weight loss over many months.

Individual results will vary based on factors like health status, consistency, and lifestyle habits.

As estrogen and progesterone levels fluctuate during perimenopause and menopause, your metabolism can slow, fat storage patterns shift toward the belly, and your body may become less efficient at processing sugar and carbohydrates. This makes it easier to gain weight and harder to lose it — even with healthy habits.

The good news? By supporting your hormones, your BioType Combo helps to optimize your metabolism during this time of change, making it easier to maintain a healthy weight and feel like yourself again.

The term “meno belly” refers to the stubborn belly fat many women notice during perimenopause and menopause. It’s largely caused by fluctuating estrogen, which shifts fat storage from the hips and thighs to the abdomen. Hormonal changes can also affect insulin sensitivity, stress levels, sleep, and digestion — all of which play a role in abdominal weight gain. Your BioType Combo addresses these issues to support your body in healthy fat metabolism during hormonal transitions.