Glad you mentioned these. My mum is always going on about them after reading that Patsy Kensit uses them I think. 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. In research they used heart rate variability monitors to test this. Their ANS excess was reduced while their PNS activity was increased, thereby generating a healthier, balanced state of equilibrium between the two parts of the ANS. 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!! I’m still on the fence. It’s just hard to tell if it’s the magnet that is easing my flushes or just the passing of time. But a lot of women find it does work and help to alleviate symptoms, I just wasn’t sure.

It didn't work at all for me. Everyone's unique of course, but I've done everything to alleviate my menopause symptoms including acupuncture and nothing works, so I've succumbed to HRT', wrote one Gransnet user. 'I tried it a few years ago. I didn't notice any benefit at all,' said another. I wonder if the positive results are from a reduction in stress caused by believing (or hoping) that it will work? Stress can be a contributory factor to hot flushes and period pains, so this would explain why there have been some positive testimonies using ladycare for both problems.

Shortcuts menu

Hi Hanna, I would be very interested to find out if this helped you at all i the end…My sister is suffering from extreme endomytriosis so i hoped it could maybe help somehow. Only been wearing it three weeks but have seen a definate improvement , hot flushes down from every 40 minutes to one an hour and much less intense , plus the night sweats are less troublesome . I have to try and make sure I wear clothes that it does´nt show , ( I have quite a fat stomach ) and while I was having rads I had to remember to take it out as I was´nt sure how it might affect the machine . 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:

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. As with anything regarding your health, you should speak to your GP if you have any questions or queries regarding the menopause, especially if you are considering coming off HRT.

Menopause Symptoms

Ladycare have a product called Ladycare Plus which is 40% stronger and designed for women who feel the pressure of stress. I’ve been wearing this one for 6 weeks and I have noticed a difference. I defo felt calmer and reacted less to stress and pressure. It was more noticeable when I first started wearing it but maybe that’s because I have got used to it. I also realised a week ago that i need to wear it 24 hours to get the full benefits, I had been only wearing it during the day. Should it be flat against skin.im wearing it the other way and I cant find any pictures to see thanks hope you reply Many people confuse menopause with perimenopause. Perimenopause is the stage when a woman begins to transition into menopause. When menstruation ends… READ MORE I used LadyCare for a while. It gave me more relief than anything else I tried, but these days I just put up with the sweats, sleeping with only a sheet to cover me."