ZEPHYRA

It starts at the neck, and suddenly you are elsewhere.

A meeting, a dinner, the middle of the night — the wave rises without asking. Heat, flush, a racing pulse, then the chill that follows. Hot flashes are the most common companion of menopause, and the usual advice is to endure them, dress in layers, wait them out.

ZEPHYRA was composed for exactly these waves — a hormone-free daily ritual built around black cohosh and passion flower, the botanicals most closely associated with the menopausal heat, so your days can keep their temperature and your nights their calm.

Three, with intention.

Every ingredient named. No proprietary blends, nothing hidden — a formula you can read like a label, because it is one.

One to two capsules daily, with food. Consistency, not intensity, is the ritual.

• Black Cohosh — The classic menopause botanical — used for generations by women navigating hot flashes and night sweats, and the heart of the Zephyra composition. Plant-based and hormone-free.
• Passion Flower — A calming Mediterranean climber, included to steady the nervous system that the heat keeps rattling — because a quieter baseline makes the waves easier to ride.
• Vitamin B6 — Contributes to the regulation of hormonal activity and normal nervous-system function — the micronutrient thread that ties the composition together.

Why this formula, and where the claims stop.

ZEPHYRA is presented as a food supplement for a daily comfort ritual during menopause. These sources explain the hot-flash context and ingredient rationale; they do not turn the product into a treatment for menopausal symptoms.

Scientific context: Dr. Dorothea Portius, Chief Science Officer, Elaria Dew AG.

These source notes are educational. ZEPHYRA is not a medicine and should not be used to diagnose, treat or cure menopausal complaints. If your symptoms are severe or persistent, or if you use medication or HRT, speak with a qualified healthcare professional.

• Hot-flash context — NIH/NIA explains that hot flashes and night sweats are among the most common experiences of the menopausal transition, varying widely in frequency and intensity. That is why this page speaks to the menopausal heat rather than generic wellness.
• The menopause botanical — NIH summarizes black cohosh research in menopause as long-studied with mixed results, generally well tolerated in trials, with sensible cautions — including avoiding it in pregnancy and discussing use with a doctor if you have liver concerns.
• Nutrient support, not treatment — Vitamin B6 is included for its recognised contribution to the regulation of hormonal activity and normal nervous-system function. It is framed as nutrient support, not as a remedy.
• NIH National Institute on Aging: Hot Flashes — What Can I Do? — Hot flashes and night sweats in the menopausal transition.
• NIH NCCIH: Black Cohosh — Evidence and safety summary for menopause research.
• NIH NCCIH: Passionflower — Traditional use and research context for calm.
• NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: Vitamin B6 — Vitamin B6 coenzyme and nutrient-status context.
• European Commission: EU Register on nutrition and health claims — Reference point for permitted nutrient claim language in the EU.

Inquiries.

• Can I take it with HRT or other medication? — Please consult a healthcare professional before use if you take medication, use HRT, or have a liver condition. ZEPHYRA is hormone-free, but your doctor should always have the full picture.
• Is black cohosh a hormone? — No. Black cohosh is a plant extract, not a hormone, and ZEPHYRA contains no hormones. It is a botanical ritual created for women who prefer a hormone-free path through menopause.
• How long until I feel a difference? — Botanical rituals reward consistency. Many women evaluate ZEPHYRA over several weeks of daily use — give it a full month before you judge it.
• Is ZEPHYRA a medicine? — No. ZEPHYRA is a premium food supplement designed to accompany your day during menopause. It is not a medicine and is not intended to treat menopausal complaints.
• When should I take it? — Take one to two capsules daily with food — most women anchor it to breakfast.

A west wind, — held to Swiss precision.

Zephyra takes its name from Zephyr, the gentle west wind of the ancient world — the breeze that ended summer's worst heat. The Romans built their gardens to catch it.

The formula was developed in Switzerland and every batch is produced in the EU to pharmaceutical standards: named ingredients, controlled origins, no shortcuts. A daily ritual should be as serious as it is beautiful.

Give it thirty days — or your money back.

However you begin, the Zephyr Hour is yours.

Complimentary shipping over 70 EUR. ZEPHYRA is a food supplement, not a medicine. If you take medication or use HRT, please consult your doctor before use.

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