We’ve all been there, right?  As a matter of fact, here I sit now writing this, with PMS (premenstrual syndrome) in full force, feeling darn near ready to explode into tears over the tiniest thing, and ready to go off on anyone who dare crosses me, with cramps and feeling tired, and of course with that other female fun side effect of having your period that many of us get – sore breasts.

Having tender breasts during or before your period, or for some us, both times, is a very normal occurrence that happens to many women while they have their period and around the time it starts because of hormonal fluctuations, much like the breasts get sore when a woman becomes impregnated, due to the same thing – a surge in hormones that aren’t always as active when there isn’t some sort of event going on in the body. 

Some women complain their breasts get so tender during and before their periods that they can’t even have their boyfriends or husbands touch them because they are so sensitive.  Yep, I’ve also been in the boat too.  So, is there relief for the breast soreness around PMS time too, like there is somewhat moderate relief offered for other things like bloating and water retention, moodiness and cramping?

There is a product called Femalite that I was reading about the other day that is supposed to help with many PMS symptoms, including the swelling and pain in the breasts that occurs many times due to hormonal surges.  It is also supposed to ease cramping and water bloat as well, which often goes hand in hand with our periods. 

It sounds like it’s an all natural product, and one of the ingredients is one I know well because it is supposed to help not only with PMS but I believe also with menopause, because it is supposed to help regulate the female hormone estrogen, and helps to alleviate things like water retention and moodiness by helping to shift the hormones back into place where they should be. 

You’re supposed to start taking it a few days before your period to see results and a smoother transition into the actual time of your period.

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