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

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Occasionally users have developed a red mark in the pelvic area or have reported sensitivity due to local blood-flow under the skin. If you are worried, you can reduce the power of the magnet by placing fabric between your skin and the device. You should also regularly clean your device. They suggest wearing it throughout perimenopause, menopause, and beyond, replacing your magnet every five years or so. Do magnets help you to lose weight? Weight gainis an unwanted symptom of the menopause that many women struggle with due to fluctuations in hormones.Studies have suggested that the magnet could help with this, alongside bloating and fluid retention. It was found that out of509 women using the device, 99 lost an average of 14lbs. It may help, but it's important to focus on your diet and exercise regularlyif you are concerned about weight gain. You can wear the magnet whilst exercising, but the makers recommend removing the device when swimming. 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.

It didn't work at all for me. Everyone's unique of course, but I've done everything to alleviate my menopause symptoms including acupuncture and nothing works, so I've succumbed to HRT." The National Center for Complementary Health (NCCIH) state that magnets used in this way don't work. And various medical research papers published in 1976, 2007 and 2013 found magnets to be ineffective at treating pain and symptoms of illness. No specific research into menopause magnets has been conducted, but evidence suggests that they too would not work. 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. I have one and wore mine for months. One thing you must do is drink plenty of water to flush your system out (I can't remember why). I think I just 'willed' it to work but it didn't."It could be a placebo effect, but it works for me. Anything's worth a try when you have those tropical moments!" Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Phenoxyethanol: Giúp bảo vệ bộ phận sinh dục khỏi những tác nhân gây bệnh như: Nấm, vi khuẩn,… 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. Visit our menopause indexfor more useful health advice and remember to always consult your GP before trying different menopause treatments. It's important that you speak to your doctor before trying the magnet if you have a pacemaker or insulin pump. While there have been no reports of the LadyCare magnet having adverse effects, some magnets can interfere with pacemakers and insulin pumps, so it's always wise to consult your GP first before trying it out.

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 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. The details of the Lady Care magnet are proprietary, so it’s impossible to compare it to other therapeutic magnets on the market. I heard a lot of great stuff about these magnets so I bought one. To be honest I spent more time fishing it out of toilets than anything else." According to the company, if the magnet isn’t working, it’s because your stress levels are too high. In these situations, they recommend removing the magnet for 21 days, spending those days focusing on stress reduction, and resuming 24-hour magnet therapy.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. There are other natural alternatives to HRT, so it's worth doing your research before you invest in a magnet. Why not ask for first-hand advice on the treatments gransnetters have found to be the most effective on our forums? The ASA considered that the advertorial misleadingly implied adequate objective evidence existed to substantiate claims that LadyCare could contribute to relieving the symptoms of menopause.' But what about those who have tried the product?