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Three things that actually work on cramps
All three below are real, but they are not equally evidenced, and we would rather tell you which is which. Heat. Twenty to thirty minutes on your lower belly. Three randomized trials comparing heat pads against painkillers found heat performed as well as ibuprofen. Small trials, but consistent. Ginger. 250 mg of ginger powder four times a day for the first three days of your period. In a double-blind trial of 150 women there was no significant difference between ginger and ibuprofen for pain relief. A later meta-analysis put the useful range at 750 to 2,000 mg a day. Cramp bark. This one is tradition, not trial data. It is a documented uterine antispasmodic in Western herbalism and it is literally named for the use, with generations of practice behind it, including among Native American herbalists.
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