Why Do You Get More Headaches during Menopause?
While headaches can be triggered by a myriad of factors – like stress, loud noises, strong odors, or certain foods – women are more susceptible to them because of hormonal changes. Specifically, low estrogen levels make headaches more likely to occur. That is why more than half of women who experience migraines have them just before their period, the point in the menstrual cycle when sex hormone levels are at their lowest. Likewise, fluctuating and declining hormone levels during the menopause transition can result in headaches.
How Macafem Helps With Headaches and Migraines
Macafem is a natural supplement rich in not only vitamins and minerals, but also unique nutrients that benefit the hormone-producing glands and the whole endocrine system. Macafem helps them to produce hormones at balanced levels; this includes estrogen as well as other sex hormones in the female body, progesterone and testosterone. When estrogen levels are within the proper range, hormone headaches decrease or disappear altogether.
While Macafem takes effect, certain adjustments in daily routine are a good preventative measure. Reducing stress is key – this will depend on each woman’s needs, but widely-appreciated methods include yoga, reading a novel, and massage. In addition, regular exercise will encourage blood flow and relieve tension, helping to prevent headaches.
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