Easing Premenstrual Tension Naturally

Are you tired of the mood swings, headaches, muscle, diarrhea,
cramps, bloating, acne, breast sensitivity, food cravings and over all pain
and misery that occurs in the days that lead up to the arrival of
your period every month?


Dear Friend,

If you are reading this page then it is very likely that you are already experiencing some of the more
uncomfortable symptoms associated with premenstrual tension.

Although getting your monthly period is supposed to be a natural occurrence it is clearly distressing for many
women to go through.

Normally a condition that causes the following symptoms might have you worried that you are suffering from
a serious or even fatal disease-

  • abdominal pain
  • bloating
  • joint pain
  • muscle pain
  • diarrhea
  • constipation
  • onset or worsening of acne
  • tenderness
  • excess water tenderness
  • weight gain
  • cravings for sugar an alcohol
  • Insomnia
  • anxiety
  • disorientation
  • disassociation
  • panic attacks
  • insomnia
  • weepiness
  • decreased libido
  • lack of sex drive
  • poor concentration and lack of focus

Normally such a big list of symptoms might have you calling a doctor to get a diagnosis!
However in this case it is not necessary because what you have just read above is simply all of the symptoms
that can occur when a woman is about to get her period!

Is Moodiness, Pain and Bloating Paralyzing
Your Life In the Days Leading Up to Your Period?

Just what is premenstrual tension (also known as PMS) anyway and why does it cause most women
so much misery?

For most women who suffer PMS, the condition usually sets in between seven and fourteen days before
the beginning of their period, although for some women who suffer severe PMS, the condition can become
one that is almost permanent, with symptoms being present before, during and after menstruation.

This physical disruption is very distressing for most women. Some females who experience it only have
mild symptoms but others are simply overwhelmed by anxiety, pain and mood swings.

Just getting through the lead up to getting one's period can feel like an uphill battle that must be
fought every day!

Furthermore, because many women find it difficult to concentrate and focus on what they are supposed
to be doing, work performance often suffers and they are considerably more likely to suffer accidents
when suffering the worst of PMS.

The bad moods and anxiety associated with premenstrual
tension affects all areas of your life.

Premenstrual tension can be a baffling for other people to watch and emotionally painful for the woman
who is experiencing. Many women find themselves emotionally confused by the process and at the mercy
of many different distressing symptoms at once. It can be excruciating!

It is just all so overwhelming and also for many women quite frightening.
For some it feels like they are losing their beauty or like they are losing their mind.

It also doesn't help that women are often called irrational when they suffer from this disorder.

It takes away from their credibility and costs them their reputation - not only in their personal
relationships but on the job. This is why it can be crucial for you, as a woman, to take control and do something about your symptoms.

Part of winning the battle against the symptoms of premenstrual tension is able to do this is recognizing that this is a process that every woman goes through and being able to identify exactly what is going on in your body.

That is why in Easing Premenstrual Tension Naturally
we give you a crash course in just exactly what PMT
(also known as PMS) is all about. 

Even though this is a book about natural treatments for this
condition we also tell you what a doctor might prescribe
if your symptoms are severe and go into a
thorough discussion of

  • Hydrochlorothiazide (which is also known as HCTZ)
  • Metolazone
  • Furosemide
  • Spironolactone

We also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the
antidepressents that are often prescribed for this condition including

  • Prozac
  • Zoloft
  • Luvox
  • Paxil

Each of these drugs carry potential adverse side-effects that range from minor to very serious, so even
switching away from Prozac to take one of these alternatives is not necessarily going to be the safest
solution that you're looking for to result

In Easing Premenstrual Tension Naturally we  also thoroughly
discuss the things that you might be doing to make the condition
worse so that you can avoid being described drugs with
harmful side effects by your doctor to treat it.

There are many natural ways to deal with premenstrual problems.
Your options are to change your lifestyle and treat the condition with diet,
exercise and natural remedies (like taking herbs).

In Easing Premenstrual Tension Naturally we discuss potential solutions
and ways of coping with condition such as:

How you can change your eating patterns so your symptoms are not as severe

How Tai Chi and Yoga benefit your body while it is going through this important life change

How taking wild yam can help regulate your metabolism and make you feel better in general

How sprinkling brewer's yeast on your cereal in the morning can assist you with bad PMS symptoms

Vegetables that you can eat that are natural diuretics and help you expel water and reduce bloating

An explanation of the role that salt intake can play in making your condition better or worse

How to decide whether or not birth control therapy is for you

What the risks are to your health if you should decide to take antidepressants

Why it is constant but not heavy exercise that can help your body get rid of any excess weight gain

The precise yoga postures that can help you reduce tension weight gain and bring back your sexual desire

How to condition your breathing to control the anxiety and moodiness associated with PMS and PMT

How a regimen of meditation can help treat major symptoms - especially fatigue and mood swings

How aromatherapy can play a role in counteracting some of the symptoms associated with PMS

How eliminating sugar and caffeine from your diet can help with the symptoms of PMS

How sleeping a right number of hours a night can help eliminate the symptoms of premenstrual tension

The number of ounces of water that you should drink a day to get rid of those symptoms of PMS

What essential nutritional supplements you should be taking to banish PMS

Which herbs are most effective for fighting premenstrual tension

How acupuncture is used nowadays as a therapy for PMS

How taking herbs that nourish the endocrine system

A list of herbal teas that can help you manage the symptoms of PMS more effectively

Evening primrose oil and starflower oil can help your symptoms

How drinking juiced fruits and vegetables can help you combat hormonal changes associated with PMS

What omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids can do to allay your PMS symptoms

Are You Ready to Master the Symptoms of
Premenstrual Tension Once and For All?

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