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Make every cycle better with…

4 Proven PMS busters:

1. Calcium and vitamin D
Getting 1200 mg. of calcium and 400 IU of vitamin D daily have been shown to slash back and pelvic pain, mood swings, food cravings and blue moods nearly in half.  

2. Magnesium
Aiming for 400 mg. daily has been shown to significantly reduce breast tenderness, irritability, constipation and menstrual-related migraines.

3. Vitamin B6
A daily dose of 100 mg. along with magnesium reduces PMS-related moodiness, according to numerous studies.

4. Cut down on caffeine
It’s been shown to worsen premenstrual mood swings, irritability and insomnia.

 

5 cramp killers:

1. Acetaminophen (Tylenol, Midol)
It squashes aches and pains associated with cramps, a sore back and other low-estrogen ouch inducers. Bonus: Midol contains caffeine, which helps energize you during low estrogen days, and a diuretic, to help flush out progesterone-fueled water retention.

2. Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin, Nuprin)
It blocks the production of prostaglandins, hormone-like substances that cause the pain of cramps. Tip: Prevent cramps from starting by taking two ibuprofens on the three days leading up to your period.

3. Heat
Whether it’s in the form of a patch, electric heating pad or hot water bottle, a recent study reveals that applying warmth reduces menstrual cramps as effectively as ibuprofen.

4. Chamomile tea
British scientists discovered this soothing herbal beverage contains glycine, a mild muscle relaxant that can ease cramps.

5. Omega-3s
Like ibuprofen, omega-3 fatty acids fight cramps by blocking pain-causing prostaglandins. Take them in supplement form or get them from fish, shrimp, flaxseeds and walnuts.

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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