Hot flashes are one of the unpleasant symptoms of menopause. Like all of the menopausal symptoms they the hot flashes can be easily controlled with the Menozac natural herbal formula.

Below is another way of cooling menopause hot flashes written by Diane Palmer and a video. 

Menopause: Hot Flashes CAN be Stopped!

Cooling down those hot flashes from menopause, can be hard to do, especially at night, and it can be hard to get back to sleep. You start stressing over your "to do list" for tomorrow, and that gets you tossing and turning, and more heat..

Sound familiar? Here is a great quick fix.. not a cure.. but this sure has helped me out, especially if you are waken in the middle of the night due to menopause hot flashes.

Every time you find a mismatched sock on laundry day, instead of throwing it out, put it aside. Then take this clean sock and fill it with uncooked rice or oats, don’t overfill it, you want it pliable rather than rigid.

Then toss in some dried herbs you have around the house such as cloves, rosemary.. or my favorite is chamomile tea. (Just open a couple of chamomile tea bags into the rice or oats in the sock). Chamomile tea has a soothing scent. Or lavender is another great scent.

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Tie off the open end of the sock with some string, then pop the sock into the freezer for a few hours.

Then place the cold sock on your forehead or over your eyes when you go to bed, or back to bed after one of your flashes. The cold oats or rice will keep you cool and the scent of the herbs will help you to stay calm and drift off to sleep.

Make a few of the socks, and keep them in the freezer, so that you always have them on hand. Try using one right before bed, especially if you have trouble getting to sleep. This also works for those hot summer nights.

Just another tool for menopause relief!

More about Menopause Hot Flashes:

Menopause Hot Flash and Heart Disease Link

One piece of research in particular that caught my eye stated that menopause hot flashes may signal an increased risk of heart disease and heart attacks.

Non-hormonal Drug for Menopauasal Hot Flashes

Thus, even small fluctuations in body temperature can cause menopausal women to experience perfuse sweating or severe chills that would not affect a person with a properly functioning thermoregulatory mechanism.

Why Do Women Experience Menopause?

Whether they’re referred to as hot flashes, power surges or personal summers, the experience of menopause is not fun. But could it be the result of human evolution?

Hot Flashes Not Always Culprit in Menopausal Women’s Sleep

Studies have often reported that sleep problems increase during the transition into menopause, reinforcing the idea that hot flashes are to blame.

By: Diane Palmer

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