Ladycare magnet for menopause symptoms

I have one and wore mine for months. One thing you must do is drink plenty of water to flush your system out (can't remember why). I think I just 'willed' it to work but it didn't

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Hello, new to Gransnet and reading some really funny stuff on here about the Lady magnet thing. Started wearing mine this afternoon, watching out for belts, tube trains, shopping trollies and ice cream machines lol! The instructions are SO brief just wondering about cleaning the thing which will need to be cleaned I assume as it is in a delicate area? Can I stuff it in my bra, that would be MUCH better for me.x

Better still. Throw it away. It's a complete con and should not be promoted on here by Gransnet! It's completely harmless but better to concentrate on diet and lifestyle measures to improve overall health together with HRT if there is no medical reason why not. This is the current view of top menopause specialists

A work mate recommended one to me, I've gone from 8 flushes an hour to 2 or 3 a week. Whatever it does it's amazing! The anxiety flutters have gone. Not lost any weight though!!
Also I have demagnetised all my bank cards ? Bought wee holders online so sorted!

@Elegran. Like you I believe in science. I despair of those who choose unproven quackery over proven medicine.

Menopause is caused by the ovaries non production of oestrogen. Replacing this oestrogen is the only logical way to get rid of these symptoms.

Long live HRT ?

Silver14, I have a younger friend who went into menopause very early post hysterectomy. She was having a horrible time and it also massively reduced her flushes

I fail to understand how wearing a magnet can affect the Central Nervous System, or the over- or under- production of the hormones which control menstruation and menopause.

If that works, then a magnet strategically placed could also work for kick-starting delayed adolescence, falling in love, control of contraception, initiation of the birth process and ejection of a retained placenta, lactation, and bonding with a new-born - not to mention the million other physical processes regulated by hormones. Endocrinologists would all be redundant!

Time is a great healer.