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13. Licorice Root
This is another old fashioned herbal remedy for these common menopause symptoms. Licorice root is generally consumed as a tea but you can also consume supplements. Drink two or three cups of this type of tea each day for best results or consume the supplements according to directions.
14. Basil
Basil tea can also help to reduce hot flashes and night sweats. Like other herbal teas, you will need to drink three or four cups each day to get relief from your symptoms. Some women also claim that adding one quart of strong basil tea to their bathwater can help stop night sweats.
15. Lemon
For some women, simply drinking three to four glasses of lemon water each and every day help to reduce their night sweats as well as hot flashes. Add the juice of one half of an organic lemon to a glass of water and drink several times each day. You can also drink lemon balm tea several times a day.
Extra Tips
- Reduce alcohol and caffeine consumption
- Wear breathable, natural fibers
- Avoid spicy foods
- Get some mild exercise every single day
- Practice deep breathing techniques for 15 minutes twice a day
- If you are overweight, lose 10 percent of your body weight
- Get 15 to 30 minutes of fresh air and sunshine each morning to nourish your body with natural vitamin D
- Eat a healthy, organic, plant based diet
- Keep your bedroom as cool as possible
Keep in mind that this, too, shall pass. Once these uncomfortable sensations subside, remember that you will be entering an exciting new phase of your life, so look forward to it!
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