Cramp bark, raspberry leaf, motherwort, and nettle work together to support hormone balance and promote menstrual comfort. This blend helps ease occasional bloating and discomfort while supporting a calm, balanced mood. Unlike common symptom-focused remedies, it offers gentle support to help the body maintain its natural rhythm.

This alcohol free tincture is naturally sweet, easy to take, and highly bioavailable. Also a wonderful choice for postpartum recovery. 

Key Benefits:

• Supports healthy hormonal balance

• Promotes a healthy menstrual cycle

• Helps ease occasional menstrual discomfort and bloating

• Naturally supportive minerals and nutrients

• Gentle, supportive option for postpartum wellness

ABSOLUTELY NO artificial colors, fillers, flavors (natural or artificial), preservatives, added sugar, sodium benzoate, citric acid, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, top allergens (corn, soy, nuts, gluten, eggs, dairy, fish), or other junk!

Tested for heavy metals by third-party labs to ensure compliance with strict safety standards.

USAGE AND SAFETY:

• 20 drops, 2-3x per day as needed.

• Menstrual Support: Start taking 3 days before your period for best results.

  Begin taking Ease the Ache at 1 full dropper per day, 2 - 3 days before your period is supposed to start. Continue taking it once per day until your period ends. You can take it 2 - 3 times per day during the worst cramping.

• Postpartum Support: Take 20 drops every 3 - 4 hours for the first 2 or 3 days or until afterpains stop.

Safe for ages 8 +

Safe in breastfeeding.

Not safe in pregnancy.

Do not use this before consulting a professional if you have lupus or any kind of clotting disorder, as herbs high in vitamin K (like nettle) may not be appropriate for you.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA, and this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure anything.

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Hearthmother Goods is a wholesaler provider of Earthley Wellness products. All rights and trademarks reserved to Earthley Wellness.

More item details and FAQ can be found at their website, linked above.