LadyCare Plus - Discreet Medical Device for Menopause, Over 2,000 Gauss, HRT Alternative

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LadyCare is a form of magnet therapy, which is when magnets are used to relieve pain and help with certain conditions. The LadyCare magnet is worn externally and the makers claim that it eliminates or reduces symptoms of menopause by rebalancing the Autonomic Nervous System (ANS). The decline inprogesterone and oestrogen levels during the menopause and the subsequent changes to your body creates an imbalance between the two parts of the ANS - the Sympathetic Nervous system (SNS) and the Parasympathetic Nervous System (PNS). I swear I am not imagining it … I don’t know how this works but it has!!! I have even noticed the vivid dreams I was having are gone

After getting (briefly) welded to the handle of the kitchen cupboard I stopped and haven't needed it since so I've not bothered." Lactic acid, Sodium chloride: Giúp nồng độ pH trong môi trường âm đạo luôn được cân bằng ở mức thích hợp từ 4,5-5,5. Ok do I got this magnet 6 days ago as I am peri and wasn’t sleeping due to intense heat in my.face and body (no sweat) and waking up with pure anxiety in my stomach for no reason … I had aching feet and legs when I stand and felt like rubbish As with anything regarding your health, you should speak to your GP if you have any questions or queries regarding the menopause, especially if you are considering coming off HRT.There are two types of drug-free magnet: LadyCare and the more expensive version of the magnet, LadyCare Plus. The LadyCare Plus magnet is more powerful and is recommended for those who suffer from ongoing high stress, as the effects of the LadyCare magnet may be overridden in these circumstances. You can wear the magnet during the three different stages of the menopause: perimenopause, menopause and postmenopause and it works for up to five years. Dr Jen Gunter wrote a review of the magnets on her blog, saying there is "no evidence they do anything but lighten your wallet". In the blog post she questioned claims of how the LadyCare magnets work, stating that, while there is evidence to suggest that the Autonomic Nervous System contributes to hot flushes, there are other factors that also play a part.

Healthline has strict sourcing guidelines and relies on peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical associations. We avoid using tertiary references. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy. The LadyCare Magnet's creators claim that it is this kind of imbalance which underlies many of the most common symptoms of menopause - the dreaded hot flushes. The SNS activates our ‘fight or flight' responses, increasing heart rate and body temperature.While the sympathetic system prepares your body for activity, by opening your airways and making your heart beat faster, the parasympathetic system prepares your body for rest, by aiding digestion and helping you relax. The details of the Lady Care magnet are proprietary, so it’s impossible to compare it to other therapeutic magnets on the market. Magnets have been used as a holistic therapy for thousands of years. However,there is no evidence to suggest that LadyCare is a successful form of pain relief. In 2014 Belinda Carlise told the Daily Mail that although she was sceptical, “Within 48 hours, I went from having 30 to 40 hot flushes to having none at all. I felt like the old Belinda again — in fact better than that”

If you do opt to try the magnet, LadyCare advise that you persevere to allow time for it to work. The makers say that it can take up to three months of continual wear to experience the full benefits.A official statement from the ASA read, 'The ASA investigated whether LadyCare Lifetime Limited could substantiate efficacy claims for the LadyCare magnet in an advertorial published in the Daily Express. The advertorial claimed that the product was a natural solution to relieving the menopause and the symptoms of menopause.