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Premenstrual Syndrome PMS

Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a disorder that affects menstruating women 1-2 weeks before the menstrual cycle begins. Symptoms can include depression, cramps, headaches, mood swings and insomnia. One of the causes of PMS is a hormone imbalance – excessive estrogen levels and inadequate progesterone levels. Specific nutrient deficiencies have been linked to particular symptoms being exhibited, such as low magnesium levels leading to menstrual cramps. Heavy bleeding can lead to losses of iron, therefore this mineral needs to be replaced in the diet. Effective vitamin therapy, exercise and proper diet can alleviate symptoms by balancing hormone levels. Supplements containing natural plant estrogens and liver support ingredients are beneficial.

Nu-Life Product Recommendations

Omega Pur Super Omega One a Day
Super Omega 3 is a molecularly distilled, pharmaceutical grade, deep-sea fish oil blend that promotes heart, brain, skin and joint health. This high-potency, one-a-day formula features super concentrated EPA/DHA and the highest omega-3 content of any product in the market today!
 

Soy Delicious
Soy Delicious is an enhanced, non-GMO soy protein meal supplement. It supports heart, brain and bone health and alleviates PMS and menopausal symptoms. Fortified with highly bioavailable glutamine peptides and bromelain for digestive support.

 

The Ultimate One Women Active
The Ultimate One Women Active is a complete multiple vitamin/mineral for active women. It contains higher levels of the B-complex vitamins for stress management and energy enhancement, higher potencies of minerals for improved physical performance and skeletal health and a potent antioxidant blend to protect against free-radical damage.

 

 



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* This site is not intended to be diagnostic or prescriptive, and therefore Nu-life® North America assumes no responsibility. For any treatment or diagnosis of illness see your physician or health care practitioner. The use of certain dietary supplements may result in allergic reactions and sensitivities in some individuals, consult your physician or natural health care practitioner. The use of dietary supplements should not take the place of medications or other treatments, and their use should be disclosed to your health care practitioner. The products contained are not recommended for children (unless otherwise stated). Consult a physician before taking any vitamin/herbal product during pregnancy.