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Despite anecdotal reports, there's no evidence that the reusable devices relieve period pain.
Menstrual cramps are par for the course for many women. Cannabinoids could change that.
According to recent studies, coffee can actually help with premenstrual pain and bloating.
The serious risks of 'menstrual masks' outweigh any supposed benefits of this skincare fad.
Research shows acupuncture might offer an effective, safe solution for period pain sufferers.
Tracking your period can help you get the most out of your gym time.
When used properly, sustainable menstrual products may offer a variety of benefits.
