Cramp Bark

Can an organic supplement help you find relief from menstrual cramps and provide cramp and menstrual support?   There are many 'remedies' for cramps on the market, but which is effective at providing period cramps relief?   Cramp Bark (also known as Squaw bush) has been used with success for painful menstruation.   Women who suffer from dysmenorrhea can suffer very painful contractions and spasms of the uterus.   The pain can extend to the lower back and radiate down the thighs.    Cramp Bark has been found to be effective at reducing uterine contractions and spasms.   Cramp Bark contains chemicals that promote relaxation of the muscles and is not limited to the uterus, but benefits the intestines and the airway.   It can also relax striated muscles, which include cardiac muscle and muscles attached to the skeletal system.   Stated simply, Cramp Bark is not just for period cramps.   Cramp Bark can be taken before cramps start, several days before menstruation is expected.   Some women take Cramp Bark before their gynecologist visit so that the muscles and nervous system relaxes.   In relaxing the muscles, Cramp Bark supports better circulation and removal of toxins from the body.   Cramp Bark's ability to reduce nervous tension and promote a sense of well-being has made it a much-appreciated herb by women in the know.   Remedy's uses only naturally grown or organic Cramp Bark supplements.   Remedy's Cramp Bark for menstrual cramps is available as tea or in capsules. Remedy's Cramp Bark is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.    

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