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Women's Hormone Aid Cream (Organic):
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Most women suffer from hormonal imbalance in some way. This is a natural, herbal way of helping to restore balance. It is very important to provide our body with its nutritional needs. Wild yam has antispasmodic properties, so it may help to relieve cramps. This blend of herbs may also help to relieve discomfort experienced during menopause. Wild yam may help to increase or stabilize estrogen levels in the body to help relieve a person’s symptoms. These herbs are infused together in Jojoba and Castor oil. Each dime sized pump contains approximately 25 milligrams of wild yam. Our product is made without alcohol and is suitable for teens.
Directions :
For external use only. Use as directed. Massage well into chest, neck, breasts, abdomen, inner arms and thighs. These are the areas of the body where the cream is particularly well absorbed. Apply to a different location each day.
Menstrual discomfort and PMS
The first day of your period is always Day 1. On day 1, begin applying a pea sized amount, both AM and PM. From days 8 to 21, increase the amount to dime sized AM and PM, and from days 22 to 28, stop using the cream.
Menopause
Days 1 to 21, use a dime sized amount of product AM and PM on a different location each day. Days 22 to 28, stop using the cream.
Persistent hot flashes
Menopausal symptoms should decrease in both intensity and frequency by the third month if the above protocol is followed closely. If at any time during this initial phase hot flashes or night sweats persist, it may help to ease your discomfort if a small amount of cream is massaged into your wrists every 15 minutes until the problem passes. If hot flashes or night sweats continue, it may mean that insufficient cream is being used or used irregularly. Women who have elected to come off synthesized hormones may choose to continue using the cream all 4 weeks of their cycle, without a week off.
Post menopause
If you are a mature woman who has passed through menopause and hasn't had a period for over 12 months, you are postmenopausal. You can follow the directions for menopause and choose any week of the month as your week off OR you may decide to use the cream, one dime sized amount AM and PM continually, without a break.
Maintenance
We would expect you to be feeling the benefits after the first three months of using the cream/oil. Some women are feeling so good they are inclined to think they no longer need the cream. If at this time you are feeling great, you can progressively reduce the amount of cream until you detect that you are sliding off your “feel good” plateau. At this point, you need only increase the amount by a smidge to reclaim your balance and you then know how much cream is right for you.
Ingredients
Almond Oil, Castor Oil, Jojoba Oil, Wild Yam (dioscorea villosa), Chaste Tree Berry (vitus agnus castus), Red Clover, Cramp Bark, Dandelion Root, Gingko, Aloe Vera (aloe barbadensis), Vitamin C, Vitamin E (tocopherol acetate), Shea Butter, Beeswax, Leucidal Complete (Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate & Cocos Neucifera (coconut fruit extract), Ylang Ylang (cananga odorata) Essential Oil, Frankincense (boswellia sacra) Essential Oil.
*This is a whipped product and melts easily. If the product arrives soft, it can be placed in the refrigerator to return it to a lotion state.
*Do not use if you are pregnant or on the pill.
*This information is educational/informative and is not meant to replace medical advice.
*This product is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure.
*While most herbs are relatively safe, there are some potential medical interactions.
*These statements have not been evaluated by Health Canada.
**Produced by BackToOurRoots222.com and inspired by Dr Barbara O'Neill who recommends Wild Yam Cream. Visit Self Heal by Design on YouTube. These 13, 1-hour lectures are so important to watch!
