I’d heard of a magnet that women wore for PMS but not for menopause. To be honest I’d not paid it much notice.

I’ve been wearing my magnet every day for the last 5-6 months and I must say that my hot flushes have more or less disappeared, still get a little over heated at night but nothing like I used to get.Best of all, because it is all-natural and hormone-free, the LadyCare menopause magnet works for nearly everyone. If you're going through menopause, you no longer have to be a slave to your body because this magnet produces the great results that most women only dreamt about before the device came out. It doesn't use hormones but instead works on balancing the autonomic nervous system to provide you with the results you crave. Or, specifically, how to counter some of the uncomfortable side-effects of the menopause, such as hot flaushes.

Hot flushes and night sweats were amongst the most commonly reported symptoms of the women taking part and 71% reported a reduction in their symptoms after one month of wearing the device. The data from the HRV machine matched these reports in linking menopausal symptoms with an imbalance in the ANS.Be patient with LadyCare. It can take a full 3 months of consecutive wear in the beginning before you notice benefits. You might have heard some women talk about a reduction in symptoms within just a matter of days and this can happen. However, for others, it can take several weeks. Just as we all experience menopause differently and at different times, the LadyCare experience is unique to you as well. We always recommend drinking plenty of water. Wear LadyCare attached correctly to the middle of your underwear, with the pear-shaped part against your skin and the small round button placed on the outside. Wear LadyCare 24/7 including to bed. If you don’t like wearing underwear to bed, we suggest a light breathable pair of undergarments specifically for nighttime wear. If you skip days or nights wearing LadyCare this will impact the benefits you receive. Only remove for bathing or showering. I used LadyCare for a while. It gave me more relief than anything else I tried, but these days I just put up with the sweats, sleeping with only a sheet to cover me." The Wall Street Journal takes a high level view of some of the science underlying the placebo effect in the link below.

The answer to this question is yes, you can use LadyCare with hormone replacement therapy, or HRT. It does you no harm to use both of these treatments together. However, you should also keep in mind that HRT does come with certain risks, such as increasing your chances of getting breast cancer, so many women choose to utilize the magnet by itself with no help from HRT medication. The SNS is in control of things like heart rate and sweating which are common symptoms of menopause. This is our body’s fight-flight stress reactor system. We need a certain amount of both of these to perceive a threat and react to it. However, when this becomes off-balanced it can cause problems such as hot flushes and ongoing anxiety.Magnet therapy isn’t all bogus, though. There’s a different type of magnet, called an electromagnet, that has shown to be somewhat helpful in treating osteoarthritis and migraines. 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. 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. 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.

I've got a ladycare magnet as my 2mg femoston sequi is not controlling my perimenopausal hot flushes and night sweats. In clinical studies, LadyCare Plus has been proven to reduce symptoms such as irritability, memory loss, and trouble concentrating, among others. Anxiety is among the symptoms you may experience during perimenopause. There are treatment options. Speak with your healthcare professional. READ MORE Aaaaagh! Not that again! Grangravy The dog thing has been discredited - someone else posted a study..... anyway that's irrelevant to menopause. I don't mind a bit of placebo in the short term - the mind is powerful - but not that women should be duped (by manufacturers) into buying remedies for which there is no scientific evidence nor explanation !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LadyCare always needs to be worn correctly for it to work. This means to following areas need your attention: It is believed that the reason magnet therapy works, is because magnetic fields are capable of acting on the body by causing disruptions to the molecules in our tissues. How is Magnet Therapy Said to Work for Menopause?