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Menstrual Comfort Personalized Support

Care Program Premium Membership

Care Program Premium Membership

Discover the MenstrEaze Care Program Membership, your devoted partner in menstrual health and comfort, both before and during your period. Employing advanced AI technology, this program presents an extensive array of strategies and remedies, each meticulously tailored to alleviate menstrual discomfort and improve your overall well-being.

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PRECAUTIONS

MenstrEaze Care Program is not a replacement for professional medical help – you should consult your doctor for medical advice on any symptoms or health concerns.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This program is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

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  • Our science-based AI Engine promptly responds to your menstrual symptoms, offering personalized recommendations and lifestyle adjustments for immediate relief and long-term comfort.

  • Receive AI-powered suggestions for managing menstrual discomfort in various situations.

  • Enjoy a curated selection of soothing melodies and specialized binaural beats, aimed at promoting tranquility during your menstrual phase.

  • Access over 200 tailored poses in our video series, each designed to support and complement your menstrual cycle.

  • Dietary plans and recipes, enhanced by the Advanced Food Optimizer, enable you to create and analyze personalized recipes and shopping lists. This tool focuses on identifying foods that positively or negatively impact menstrual health.

  • Additional remedies include Cognitive Behavioral Techniques, aromatherapy, acupressure, and more.

  • Multidimensional tools help you keep track of your menstrual health journey by understanding the connections between remedies, symptoms, and potential triggers.

  • iOS, Android, mobile browsers, and desktop platforms are supported.

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  • Yoga

    Research indicates yoga reduces menstrual pain, alleviates psychological distress from dysmenorrhea and PMS, and improves quality of life holistically without adverse effects.

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  • Pilates

    Pilates benefits menstrual health by enhancing core strength, flexibility, and mindful movement, alleviating cramps, boosting mood, improving circulation, promoting relaxation, and strengthening pelvic floor muscles.

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  • Aerobic Exercise

    Regular aerobic exercise may help in balancing estrogen and progesterone levels, further contributing to emotional stability and reducing psychological symptoms of PMS

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  • Negative Impact on Menstrual Health

    Consuming high-fat, processed foods, excessive caffeine, and sugar can disrupt hormonal balance, leading to irregular periods and worsened PMS symptoms, negatively affecting menstrual health.

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  • Positive Impact on Menstrual Health

    A balanced diet with essential nutrients like iron, magnesium, and omega-3 fatty acids promotes hormonal balance, reduces PMS symptoms, and ensures regular menstrual cycles, enhancing overall menstrual health.

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  • Mood Lift

    It offers emotional support by helping to regulate mood swings and reduce feelings of depression or anxiety often associated with PMS.

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  • Stress Relief

    Listening to or creating music can significantly lower stress levels, which may exacerbate menstrual symptoms and PMS.

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  • Sleep Aid

    Music therapy can improve sleep quality by reducing the time it takes to fall asleep and decreasing sleep disturbances, contributing to overall well-being during the menstrual cycle.

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  • Pain Relief

    Music therapy can help in reducing the perception of pain through distraction, relaxation, and the release of endorphins, which are natural painkillers.

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  • Cramp Ease

    Research has shown that aromatherapy with lavender, clary sage, and peppermint was effective in alleviating dysmenorrhea symptoms, suggesting that it can be safely applied due to its lack of side effects, simplicity, and cost-effectiveness for all patients.

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  • Mood Lift

    Research studies suggest that the scent of lavender or rose oil can have a calming effect, potentially leading to an improved mood and a heightened sense of well-being.

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  • Sleep Aid

    Lavender essential oil is associated with improved sleep quality and can help prevent insomnia or other sleep disorders, contributing to better overall well-being without causing unwanted side effects.

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  • Headache Ease

    Peppermint, widely cultivated in Europe and North America, has long been used for its analgesic properties to treat headaches, colds, and neuralgia.

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  • Nausea Relief

    Peppermint is recognized for its effectiveness in easing nausea. The primary components of peppermint act to calm the stomach and offer prompt relief, particularly when inhaled.

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  • Stress Relief

    Clary sage oil has calming effects on the mind, which can be beneficial during the emotional stress often associated with menstrual cycles​​​​.

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  • Acupressure at the Hegu Acupoint

    Studies show that acupressure on the Hegu point effectively reduces dysmenorrhea, suggesting it as a viable non-pharmacological treatment option for menstrual pain.

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  • Acupressure at the Sanyinjiao Acupoint

    Research suggests that acupressure at the Sanyinjiao point is a viable, cost-effective, and efficient method for reducing the severity of primary dysmenorrhea.

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  • Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy

    Lack of knowledge contributes to menstrual discomfort and anxiety; Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) effectively addresses these, including PMS, by improving mental and physical health issues.

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  • Health Knowledge

    Understanding basic menstrual cycles and delving into common menstrual disorders will help you develop coping skills.

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Customer Reviews

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Paul M
This app's really good for step-by-step guidance on handling your menstrual cycle. My wife really...

This app's really good for step-by-step guidance on handling your menstrual cycle. My wife really likes it.

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Elise Ashton
Signing up is an easy process

Signing up is an easy process, better than I expected. Many of the logos are too cartoonish for my taste, but it's okay.

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Amelia Hutchinson
Good for nurses, like me

I greatly appreciate the support strategies for working women. As a nurse who often works night shifts, managing my period is always challenging. I frequently find myself concerned about PMS symptoms and anxiety. The idea of combining aromatherapy with meditation for anxiety relief is interesting. If you could provide more videos on this approach, it would be very helpful.

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Krista Walters
Simple and easy to use

Simple and easy to use

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Alexandra Dodd
The music therapy worked great!

I didn't realize music therapy is good for diverting my mind when feeling pain. The two tracks mixing a few classical pieces were really helpful. I fell asleep after 15 minutes. Can you provide more music tracks for relaxing? I only see a few, or maybe I didn't find the right place.