PMS Craving Box (New Release and Hot)
PMS Craving Box (New Release and Hot)
- Satisfying sweet cravings with mint dark chocolates.
- Helps ease menstrual cramps and PMS symptoms with natural ingredients.
- Helps promote feelings of well-being and mood.
- Made with scientifically-studied ingredients.
- 5-day supply (180g of dark chocolate and 5 daily packs of essential nutrients).
- Take daily packs 4 days before menstruation and eat premium period-support dark chocolate whenever you have cravings.
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PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS
Although this blend of vitamins, minerals, healthy fats, and dark chocolate is generally considered safe, it's important to note that their effectiveness may not be the same for everyone. Potential interactions with certain health conditions and medications are possible.
It is crucial to consult with a healthcare provider before using these supplements, particularly if you are under the age of 18, trying to conceive, pregnant, or if you’re currently taking medication or have a medical condition. Consulting a healthcare provider ensures that the supplements are appropriate for your individual health needs and circumstances.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Ingredients and Benefits
Our expert blend of minerals, vitamins, omega fats, and premium mint dark chocolate eases menstrual discomfort, cravings, and supports overall well-being.
Supplement Comparison Chart
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Dark Chocolate
Research PublicationsResearch indicates that dark chocolate may play a role in alleviating menstrual pain in cases of primary dysmenorrhea, likely due to its high magnesium content and ability to release endorphins, which can improve mood and reduce pain perception.
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Magnesium
Research PublicationsResearch supports the use of magnesium for alleviating menstrual cramps. It is believed to aid in muscle relaxation and may also improve PMS symptoms, including breast tenderness, mood changes, bloating, and fluid retention.
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Calcium
Research PublicationsClinical studies have indicated that calcium supplementation may help reduce the severity of PMS symptoms, including mood swings, appetite changes, early tiredness, water retention, and pain.
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Vitamin D
Research PublicationsEvidence suggests that higher levels of vitamin D may correlate with fewer PMS symptoms, less pain, and improved mood.
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Omega-3
Research PublicationsResearch has shown that Omega-3 fatty acids possess anti-inflammatory properties, which could aid in alleviating menstrual pain, reducing symptoms of primary dysmenorrhea, and decreasing reliance on pain relief medication.
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Balanced Omega-3 and Omega-6 Intake
Research PublicationsAn imbalance in the omega-6/omega-3 ratio may lead to inflammation, which in turn can cause worse menstrual cramps. Thus, maintaining a good balance of omega-3 and omega-6 is crucial.
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Boron
Research PublicationsResearch has shown that Boron can help reduce the severity and duration of menstrual pain through exerting anti-inflammatory effects.
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Phosphorus
Research PublicationsFatigue is common during menstruation. Phosphorus is a component of ATP (adenosine triphosphate), the body's energy currency. Adequate energy levels can help mitigate the feeling of fatigue.
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Iron
Research PublicationsMaintaining adequate iron levels is important for women of reproductive age, as menstrual bleeding can contribute to iron loss. Iron is crucial for preventing anemia, which can exacerbate the fatigue and weakness often associated with PMS.
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Zinc
Research PublicationsZinc has a role in numerous enzymatic reactions and may play a role in hormone regulation. Its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties might help alleviate symptoms of PMS and menstrual discomfort.
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Dietary Fiber
Research PublicationsResearch shows that intake of dietary fiber is inversely correlated with the menstrual pain scale.
Frequently Asked Questions
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