By Dr. Edward F. Group

Guest Writer for Wake Up World

Millions of women suffer from premenstrual syndrome. Bloating, breakouts, pain, headaches, cramp, fatigue and irritability, the list of symptoms attributed to PMS are endless.

Month after month, some women dread the onset of their periods and the discomfort that accompanies it. Some use over-the-counter painkillers or pills that suppress the symptoms of PMS. These painkillers only mask the important messages their body is trying to send to them. Cleansing toxins from the body may provide better relief to the problems, not just the symptoms!

Menstruation is a natural cleansing process but when pain and discomfort accompany it, the body is toxic and should be cleansed through natural methods.

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Follow a Healthy, Organic Diet

Make healthy changes in your diet. Think of your menstrual time as a measure of what you have done to your body and mind throughout the month. If you have had a particularly stressful month, eaten processed, fried or sugary foods, or high amounts of red meat, you will probably have a more difficult menstrual cycle.

Reducing the amounts of carbonated drinks, white flour, soy, sugar, coffee and alcohol you consume on a daily basis, your symptoms of PMS will be easier to deal with.

Try eating more whole sprouted grains, raw and fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as raw nuts and seeds. There are many benefits to following a raw food diet.

Switch to all organic products. Its well-worth the expense to free yourself from the added hormones and synthetic agents that wreak havoc on your own delicate hormonal balance. Increasing your water intake also helps.

What You Can Do to Ease PMS Symptoms

• Get plenty of rest. Get a good night’s rest throughout the month. This is the time when your body processes what you have done during the day. The ideal amount of sleep needed is 7 to 8 hours.
• Increase your daily amount of calcium. I then recommend increasing the intake of magnesium and calcium. Calcium and magnesium orotate seems to work the best. The American Journal of OBGYN states that calcium intake can reduce PMS symptoms[1]. The Journal also recommends increasing foods that are rich in calcium such as leafy greens and calcium-fortified foods. If you don’t get enough calcium through your diet, then try using a calcium supplement.
• Exercise regularly. Make sure to follow a regular exercise routine as well. This will increase your mood levels, detox the body, improve circulation, improve skin quality, and leave you with an overall feeling of well-being. Yoga, Pilates and meditation are very useful for reducing your stress levels, and are excellent for moving energy, both on a physical and mental level.
• Alternative methods. I recommend first doing a colon cleanse, then a liver gallbladder cleanse, followed by a harmful organism cleanse and finally a chemicals and heavy metals cleanse.

Consider acupuncture and herbs for relief from PMS and cramping. Give the cycle about 2 months of weekly attention to see major improvements. As PMS and cramping are most often associated with an imbalance in the liver, as well as blood circulation stagnation, acupuncture can help recirculate the qi (energy), balancing the body and mind.

An all-natural topical cream can also help ease PMS cramps and back pain. Women apply this and massage it into the lower abdominal areas to help relieve the pain and relax the muscles.

Look for creams made with all-natural ingredients, such as organic aloe vera, apple cider vinegar, capsaicin, organic essentials oils and other unique cooling, soothing ingredients.

You don’t have to “put up” with the monthly struggle of PMS. In my research with thousands of women, I have seen that many women have resigned themselves to putting up with their monthly PMS and menopause symptoms[2]. They believe that it is normal. Acupuncture, herbs, and liver/colon and body cleansing have shown dramatic results.

– Dr. Edward F. Group III, DC, ND, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM

Article References:

[1] Using Calcium to Combat PMS Symptoms. The Free Library. 1998 November 01.

[2] Family Health Guide. Managing the Signs and Symptoms of Menopause.

Previous articles by Dr. Group:

• How Turmeric Keeps You Looking Young
• 7 Toxins Harming Your Brain Right Now
• Top 5 Foods for the Pineal Gland
• 6 Things You Must Know About Colloidal Silver
• The Importance of a Kidney Cleansing Diet
• The 9 Best Herbs for Lung Cleansing and Respiratory Support
• 7 Best Foods to Support Kidney Function
• Lung Cleansing With Peppermint Oil
• Seven Facts You May Not Know About Coconut Oil
• 10 Best Herbs for Boosting Female Sex Drive

About the author:

Dr. Edward F. Group III (DC, ND, DACBN, DCBCN, DABFM) founded Global Healing Center in 1998 and is currently the Chief Executive Officer. Heading up the research and development team, Dr. Group assumes a hands-on approach in producing new and advanced degenerative disease products and information.

Dr. Group has studied natural healing methods for over 20 years and now teaches individuals and practitioners all around the world. He no longer sees patients but solely concentrates on spreading the word of health and wellness to the global community. Under his leadership, Global Healing Center, Inc. has earned recognition as one of the largest alternative, natural and organic health resources on the internet.

For more information, please visit Global Healing Center.

 

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