According to Dr. Marita Schauch N.D, “Estrosense is a unique formula that helps support healthy hormone balance by eliminating harmful estrogens and their by-products from the body. Estrosense may be indicated and helpful for painful, heavy irregular periods, cramping, endometriosis, fibroids, PMS, hormonal acne and fibrocystic breasts.”
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Let’s talk about PMS……
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As women we have been programmed to accept that every month we will suffer and in some cases do the Jekyll and Hyde dance with those around us. But really PMS is not normal and is a sign of hormonal imbalance. Along with watching what we eat and choosing quality supplements we can have effortless periods and our loved ones will thanks us!
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PMS and your relationships
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Premenstrual syndrome is a real condition with real signs and symptoms just like any other health issue. When women are unhappy and suffering, their loved ones suffer too. Seventy to 90 percent of women with premenstrual syndrome experience anxiety, irritability, mood swings and tension due to hormonal shifts before their period. PMS need not be your cue to avoid the women you care about, but an opportunity for strengthening the bonds of communication and support. Continue reading
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Migraines – The hormonal connection
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There’s a wealth of evidence linking hormones to migraines. The onset of migraines with a significant change in a woman’s reproductive life is no coincidence. In fact, treatment of migraines in women may lie in the regulation of hormonal balance. Continue reading
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Nutritional Support for PMS – Part 2
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Target your PMS symptoms with specific nutrition therapy. There are five types of PMS that are differentiated by their main emotional and physical symptoms. Type A PMS is dominated by anxiety and needs extra B vitamins, magnesium and less phenylethanolamine from chocolate, cheese and bananas. Type C is for cravings and needs chromium as well as a low sugar diet. Type W is for water retention and calls for extra potassium to combat bloating. Type D is PMS domainated by depression which could use a tryptophan boost. And finally, for painful type P symptoms like cramping, increase intake of magnesium and vitamin B6. Continue reading
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