In 2014 Belinda Carlise told the Daily Mail that although she was sceptical, “Within 48 hours, I went from having 30 to 40 hot flushes to having none at all. I felt like the old Belinda again — in fact better than that” Symptoms can often be the most bothersome part of menopause, with many women keen to find that holy grail of a treatment that reduces symptoms with minimal risks.While the effects of this type of menopause treatment can differ from woman to woman, LadyCare claim the magnet helps relieve these menopausal symptoms: Hot flushes are the end result of multiple factors that narrow the thermoregulatory zone, increasing sensitivity to subtle changes in core temperature. It makes sense to assume that when they are both in sync, the body is functioning at its optimal level, but when they are not in-sync and balanced, things can start to shift. It’s believed that the magnetic fields produced by the Earth cause physical and emotional changes within us.

LadyCare is a small powerful, static magnetic device that simply attaches discreetly and comfortably to your underwear. I remember a hilarious event with a work colleague wearing one of these. We went to get breakfast in a hotel where we were staying on a trip to visit a client. Let's just say no one needs that much cutlery to eat porridge..." The menopause LadyCare device balances your ANS by reducing excessive activity of the sympathetic nervous system and by increasing the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system. I’d never considered the implications of wearing a magnet particularly with things like bank cards; it hadn’t even crossed my mind. I’d found out about the electric wheelchair problem from someone else but I guess I’d best keep well clear of any susceptible pensioners too!!! Hello Meisjunk, sorry your mum is having such problems. I've seen magnets used in bracelets before now and heard good reports about them, so thought this variation was worth a try.LadyCare is a small discreet device worn by women who are experiencing symptoms of menopause or perimenopause and looking for a natural solution. It’s a device that harnesses the power of magnetic therapy and is successfully worn by women all over the world. This leads us to ask the question, how does this all work when it comes to menopause? You’re probably thinking…. ‘I thought menopause was the result of depleting hormones progesterone and oestrogen’ and you would be right! Although menopause messes with your hormones, you don't need more hormones to relieve the many menopause symptoms that most women suffer with. Just the hot flushes alone can make you miserable because they feel like they're starting on the inside, but LadyCare always provides excellent relief for women in all stages of menopause. The Various Stages of Menopause So disprove it! You have no clue what it’s like going through menopause! So until you do, shut the f *** up!

Can menopause cause a loss of taste and smell? Plus, 6 other signs of menopause you might not expect no seriously, I'm up for giving most non-med treatments a go before giving in to HRT. Think I heard about these years ago: sure they're used to help PMT also?? I’m 24 years old and for the past 18 months I’ve suffered with extreme dizziness which always hits just after ovulation; it’s so bad that I have to take time off work and stay in bed. Recently this has been diagnosed as estrogenic migraines after ruling everything else out. I’ve tried herbs, birth control, migraine medication and nothing has worked. Fortunately for us, menopause has become less of a taboo subject in recent years and (real) men no longer drop into a dead faint at the mere mention of the ‘M’ word.Because I’m on Bioindentical HRT I don’t have menopause symptoms any more apart from a bit of dryness (mucous membranes and skin) but I am under a lot of stress with the Nutrition course I’m on. I’m continuing to wear it for another few months all day everyday and see how I feel. A official statement from the ASA read, 'The ASA investigated whether LadyCare Lifetime Limited could substantiate efficacy claims for the LadyCare magnet in an advertorial published in the Daily Express. The advertorial claimed that the product was a natural solution to relieving the menopause and the symptoms of menopause. It's important that you speak to your doctor before trying the magnet if you have a pacemaker or insulin pump. While there have been no reports of the LadyCare magnet having adverse effects, some magnets can interfere with pacemakers and insulin pumps, so it's always wise to consult your GP first before trying it out. Magnets can also sometimes interfere with other electrical devices. According to Lady Care, there have been reports of the magnets interfering with the cooling fan in laptops. This can cause your computer to overheat. For example, giant magnetic machines are used often in medical diagnostics — you know them as MRIs. If these extremely powerful magnets don’t improve the symptoms of menopause, then there’s little chance that a small magnet in your underwear would be more effective.

Just want to add that at your age it is advisable to use either patch or gel HRT rather than pills. The LadyCare menopause magnet greatly relieves these symptoms so you can get more rest and feel better in every way.Menopause is a natural process that women go through when their body is preparing for the process of not being able to have children anymore.

Easy to attach and comfortable to wear, this menopause magnet made by LadyCare is certain to have you singing its praises after wearing it just a short time. Simply put, LadyCare is about the best lady care you can get when you're going through menopause, because there is nothing quite like it. It is simply one of the best menopause products on the market, and let's face it - 500,000 customers can't be wrong. Can You Use LadyCare Magnet with HRT? If you’re wondering why the Earth has a magnetic field, it’s actually one giant magnet in itself. Since all magnets have a magnetic field, this means the Earth does too. Something else you might remember from school is that the Earth’s molten core is metal and circulates electrical currents causing this magnetic field. LadyCare Plus+ for Natural Relief of Menopause Symptoms Already Voted Number ONE Product in the UK! If Patsy Kensit's coping mechanisms on CBB are anything to go by, I think I'll give em a miss! She's an emotional wreak!!

Without knowing more about you I can only suggest looking at stress and if you have a ‘always on the go’ lifestyle. Manufacturers try to sell people magnets for a variety of painful conditions, such as arthritis and fibromyalgia — but menopause is relatively new to this list. New claims assert that magnet therapy drastically reduces the symptoms of menopause. The ASA considered that the advertorial misleadingly implied adequate objective evidence existed to substantiate claims that LadyCare could contribute to relieving the symptoms of menopause.' But what about those who have tried the product? One reviewer felt she had an unwanted reaction, saying the first night she wore them, she had to get up to urinate eight times. She didn't use them after that. My personal opinion is that it could well have been a coincidence, but I can see it would be off-putting.I recently read an article about a daft celebrity ( Edit: Kay Burley), who decided she would rebrand the menopause to make it sound more work and, get this, ‘man-friendly’ and rename it, the power surge. Reducing stress is a key part of how I help women with their menopause symptoms. It makes a HUGE difference to all women’s well-being but super important for menopausal women. I had a hysterectomy when I was 46 and was on HRT for around 10 years although still had hot flashes when I was on HRT. Flashes continued and for the past 4-5 years have been really bad, making me feel so uncomfortable. There was no point in putting makeup on or styling my hair because by about an hour after I would have horrible hot flashes which last for half an hour to an hour and by the end of that time my hair was dripping and any makeup washed away. Do you know if there is a period of time she has to wait before she can try the Lady care as she seems to think it is nine months which seems a bit extreme?