New Supplement Relieves PMS Symptoms

Grand Rapids, MI, November 30, 2007 --(PR.com)-- More than 85% of women experience premenstrual syndrome ( PMS) symptoms at some point in their lives: mood swings, bloating, muscle and joint pain, nausea and vomiting, headaches, fatigue, insomnia, depression or anxiety.

For relief, many rely on over-the-counter pain relievers or prescription mood enhancers, all of which offer inadequate relief and pose potentially dangerous side effects.

Premensa™, a new supplement from the physician-lead research team at Micronutra Health™, offers a safe, natural herbal alternative with no negative side effects. In surveys, 94.7% of women who took Premensa™, reported positive results with alleviation of their PMS symptoms.

Premensa™ contains the following active ingredients:
• Chasteberry extract to correct hormonal imbalance and reduce endometriosis pain.
• B6 Pyridoxine HCL to break down excess estrogen that stimulates endometrial tissue growth.
• Vitamin E to relieve menstrual cramping and balances hormone levels.
• Magnesium to reduce abdominal inflammation and relax abdominal muscle hyper-contraction. Magnesium deficiency contributes to uterine blood and tissue migration.

MicroNutra Health™ uses a proprietary, 12-step extraction and synergistic blending process that increases bio-availability (absorption) by as much as seven times more than other supplements with the same ingredients.

“In surveys of women using Premensa™, the majority reported that Premensa™ helped to regulate their periods, alleviate bloating and water retention, reduce pain, restore energy and level out their mood swings. Some also noted that they experienced fewer breakouts with facial blemishes,” Oscar Deerfield, product development, MicroNutra Health™.

MicroNutra Health™ seeks to provide the world with progressive health products derived from the finest all-natural ingredients Mother Earth has to offer. Inspired by the genius of Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Linus Pauling, MicroNutra Health™ is dedicated to optimizing global health at the cellular level.

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