food for period pain 🍋

period pain is usually caused by too much estrogen & prostaglandins! Luckily we can use food to help us balance our hormones ✨

by supporting our body with food & reducing stress we can reduce period pain!!

Here is good food to eat:

🍊progesterone boosting

🍊colorful fruit

🍊prostaglandin reducing

🍊estrogen detox support

🍊hormone balancing

🍊magnesium boosting

🍊blood sugar balancing

also reducing your toxin load will help your liver which detoxes our whole body & excess hormones!

Cycle syncing has been a game changer for me and my PMS & period pain!

Hope this helps xx

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2024/10/25 Edited to

... Read morePeriod pain can be debilitating, but the right diet can offer significant relief. Incorporating foods that reduce estrogen and prostaglandins, such as leafy greens and fish, can help manage symptoms effectively. Foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids, like salmon and flaxseeds, are known for their anti-inflammatory properties and can aid in reducing bloating and cramping. Adding colorful fruits and vegetables can provide the antioxidants necessary for overall health and hormone balance. Additionally, focus on magnesium-rich foods like nuts and seeds, which are essential for muscle relaxation and can help alleviate cramps. Maintaining balanced blood sugar levels through whole grains and high-protein snacks can also prevent mood swings associated with PMS, making your cycle more manageable. Don't forget hydration! Drinking chamomile tea or peppermint tea can soothe the stomach and reduce stress, further alleviating pain during your menstrual cycle. Cycle syncing, or adjusting your diet according to your menstrual phases, can also enhance your well-being and lead to a more comfortable experience. By making mindful dietary choices, you can significantly support your body during this time.

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Brianna

Somebody told me to eat a steak the first day of your cycle 👀

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🪄Jessica👩🏽‍⚕️

Due in about 12 days and I’m always irregular but definitely gonna try some of these out for the pain I be in 😭

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