Hot Flush Relief, Menopause Bracelet, Hot Flush Bracelet, Acupressure, Sleep Aid (Single Band) Black (Medium 7")

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By following these simple recommendations, you can enjoy the beauty and positive energies of your crystal necklaces and crystals for years to come. Once launched, you will be able to download the GraceApp for yoursmartphone to understand your hot flushes in moredetail than ever before. Effect: The effect of crystals vary from person to person and Crystals Healing will not guarantee results with any gem or crystal.

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Menopause magnets are said to work by balancing the activity of the two branches of the autonomic nervous system (ANS). The National Center for Complementary Health (NCCIH) state that magnets used in this way don't work.Worryingly, in 2014 LadyCare Lifetime Limited was listed as a non-compliant advertiser with the ASA and CAP due to misleading claims in an advertorial in the Daily Express .

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According to the magnet's creators, LadyCare Lifetime Limited, 71% of women who tried it out found it helped them cope with hot flushes. The information provided here is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your doctor before reducing/coming off HRT and if you have a pacemaker, insulin pump or other internal device.

Magnets have been used to treat painful conditions since Ancient Egypt, though using them to combat menopausal symptoms is a relatively new phenomenon.

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While many people have reported positive experiences with crystals, their effectiveness may vary from person to person. Although there has been no evidence to say that menopause magnets could cause harm, we would suggest approaching the device with caution and to seek medical advice first. It is important to always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare professional before using crystals or any other complementary therapy.

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. The advertorial claimed that the product was a natural solution to relieving the menopause and the symptoms of menopause.