The days of menstrual flow are difficult for many women: the recent launch of several natural products is creating a small revolution that moves beyond the usual painkiller frameworks and the contraceptive pill.
Magnetic patch on the coccyx
It releases no molecules whatsoever, simply performing a relaxing action on smooth muscle tissue through a magnetic effect. The patch is applied to the coccyx and its benefit lasts 48 hours. Its action involves modifying the pain response and reducing uterine contractions. It contains no analgesic drugs, and is therefore different from patches that contain anti-inflammatories within the patch matrix.
This particular patch relaxes smooth muscle tissue through a magnetic effect
Raspberry for the very young
Raspberry buds in glyceric macerate act as relaxants on the uterine muscles. Take 30 drops three times a day, before meals and away from mealtimes. They are extremely useful for young women also because they eliminate the classic adolescent spots that flare up with the menstrual cycle, and they also help to regulate the menstrual cycle.
Raspberry buds in glyceric macerate relax the uterine muscles
It is of great benefit for muscular pain and cramp-like abdominal pain. Magnesium performs remarkable relaxing effects on all muscle tissue. Sportswomen should make use of it, as should anyone with problems of muscle contractures and cramp-like pains in the legs or the cervical area. Premenstrual and menstrual pain can benefit enormously from it. Take one tablet of pure magnesium in the morning, starting one week before the menstrual cycle and finishing on the last day of bleeding. Relief is guaranteed.
Just launched in the United States, Foria Relief suppositories are a true revelation. They relax the muscles of the female genital tract and therefore the uterus as well, which is likewise made up of a robust muscular framework. Relief arrives 20 minutes after inserting the suppository, and 84 per cent of women who have used them declared themselves fully satisfied. The suppositories are completely natural, composed 100 per cent of cocoa butter and cannabis, and are placed at the back of the vagina during the menstrual cycle, like a vaginal suppository. THC (the psychoactive element) acts as a painkiller without inducing an altered state, while CBD (the therapeutic element), in addition to combating inflammation, relaxes muscle spasms. For legal reasons, these suppositories are currently on sale only in the federal states where the use of marijuana has been legalised for therapeutic purposes.
Natural remedies for menstrual pain, including the cannabis tampon
Environment — di Stefania Piloni
The days of menstrual flow are difficult for many women: the recent launch of several natural products is creating a small revolution that moves beyond the usual painkiller frameworks and the contraceptive pill.