HAPPILY HORMONAL | hormone balance, pro metabolic, balance hormones naturally, hormonal acne, PMS, PCOS, painful periods

E33: Need Help Managing Painful Period Cramps? How To Eat + What To Do for Pain-free Periods

February 05, 2023 Leisha Drews, RN, FDN-P, holistic hormone coach, period expert
HAPPILY HORMONAL | hormone balance, pro metabolic, balance hormones naturally, hormonal acne, PMS, PCOS, painful periods
E33: Need Help Managing Painful Period Cramps? How To Eat + What To Do for Pain-free Periods
Show Notes

Welcome back to the Happily Hormonal Podcast. Today, I am talking about periods – like I love to do – specifically, painful periods and cramps. What's normal? What's not normal? Why are you having painful periods? And the best of all, what you can do to have pain-free periods SOON. Grab a snack and let’s dive in!


In this episode:

  • [01:37] Why periods can be painful & how you can have a pain-free period
  • [03:50] Reasons why you are experiencing pain during your period
  • [09:43] Easy tips to handle painful periods with food and nourishment 
  • [14:29] Easy tips to handle painful periods with bodywork
  • [16:12] What supplements can help with cramps



Resources

- 3 secrets to balance your hormones workshop

- E6: Is Estrogen Dominance Causing Your Hormone Symptoms?

- E15: 2 Powerful & Easy Ways to Support Estrogen Detox

- Free hormone balance guide

- Nourish Your Hormones Course

- Apply to work 1:1 with Leisha HERE



Connect with Leisha

Instagram: @leishadrews

Website: abundant-lifewellness.com



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