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Daily PMS Relief 60 veg caps
Daily PMS Relief 60 veg caps
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Daily PMS Relief Benefits
- Helps relieve menstrual cramps and other physical discomforts associated with PMS
- Combats PMS-related mood, fatigue and nausea
- Helps relieve PMS-related lower back discomfort
What is Ginfort® ginger extract?
In a clinical study, this ginger extract produced an average of 84% relief in menstrual cramp discomfort scores.
Why did we add magnesium glycinate + vitamin B6?
Combining magnesium and vitamin B6 helped relieve PMS-related mood in clinical studies.
Who is Daily PMS Relief intended for?
This product is intended for women of reproductive age who experience the variety of discomforts associated with the start of menstruation.
What is in Daily PMS Relief?
Each capsule of our Daily PMS Relief delivers 100 mg of clinically studied ginger extract, 60 mg of magnesium from magnesium glycinate, and 25 mg of vitamin B6.
How soon before the start of my menstrual cycle should I take this product? Is it best with food?
This product is designed to be taken daily, even if you’re not actively experiencing premenstrual symptoms. Per the product label, it is best to take one capsule in the morning and one capsule in the evening with food.
Why is this a daily supplement?
While PMS only occurs once a month, this supplement is intended to support women at all stages of their menstrual cycle and should be taken every day for best results. The nutrients in this formula work best when taken consistently to relieve common PMS-related discomforts when they arise.
When can I expect an effect?
In studies of people who took the ingredients in Daily PMS Relief, initial improvements in their premenstrual symptoms were seen after 28 days. The best effects were noted after approximately 2 months. Everybody is unique, however, so the time it takes to notice the benefits can vary from person to person.
Will this supplement interact with my medication?
There is no indication that the nutrients within this formula would negatively interact with prescription medications. However, we always suggest that you inform your physician of any supplements you are taking.
