Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support

Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support
Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support
Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support
Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support
Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support
Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support

Vitamin D For Period Cramps with Gynaec Call & 6-month Support

8 sachets

Cranberry’s Vit D supplement includes a therapeutic dose of Vitamin D, backed by extensive research and expert consultation. Vitamin D supports menstrual cramp relief by regulating estrogen and progesterone levels, reducing inflammatory cytokines, lowering prostaglandin production, and improving calcium absorption, making it a powerful, science-backed ingredient for managing cramps.

Prevents Cramps

Improves Hormone Balance

Increases Calcium Absorption

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What will I get?
  • 8 sachets of Vitamin D for 8 weeks
  • 1 Gynaecologist call at end of 3 months
  • Access to a Care Manager for 3 months
  • Access to Chatbot Berry for 6 months
When will I see the effects?
  • Almost all women feel improvement in 3 months
  • Some see it even in 4-6 weeks
How to use?
  • Take one sachet on the same day every week
  • For 8 weeks in a row
  • Mix one sachet into a glass of milk or water
  • Ideally take in the morning, after eating something that contains fat as vitamin D is fat-soluble- like yogurt, nuts, seeds, eggs
What are the ingredients?
  • Vitamin D3 - 10000 % RDA (60,000 IU)
Are there any side effects?
  • Side effects are seen only when vitamin D is taken in excess—over 10,000 IU per day for more than a month. These include hypercalcemia (causing nausea, vomiting, GI distress), kidney failure, increased kidney stones, mood changes, appetite suppression, fatigue, confusion, and distress or psychosis./li>

Vitamin D For Period Cramps...

Rs. 899.00

Why Vit D for Cramps

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Prostaglandins are chemicals that cause the uterus to contract, leading to period cramps. Vitamin D reduces them by lowering the activity of COX-2, an enzyme needed to produce prostaglandins. With fewer prostaglandins, the uterus contracts less, easing cramps and pain.

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Calcium helps muscles, including the uterus, contract and relax properly. Vitamin D boosts calcium absorption and keeps levels steady, which helps prevent strong uterine cramps and reduces pain.

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Vitamin D helps reduce inflammation by calming the immune system. It lowers levels of certain chemicals like IL-6 and TNF-α that rise during periods and cause pain, helping to ease menstrual discomfort.

Hear from our community

Cranberry transformed my experience, turning what once felt like a battle into something I could navigate with ease and grace. To anyone struggling—I cannot recommend this enough.

-Susan, Bangalore

I had very painful cramps before my Cranberry journey, which have improved now in the last 3 months. Thanks Cranberry for this much needed improvement in life.

-Vaishali

Cranberry is an absolute life saver for all those who struggle with cramps, mood swings, and intense cravings during that time of the month. I love that this kit is customized to fit individual needs, making it feel like a self-care package designed just for me.

-Sharika

Backed by Clinical Trials

We get this effective dose for Cramps from published research

Health Information & FAQs

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Health Information & FAQs

Have more questions? Reach out to us!

Do I have to take this supplement forever?
No, you don’t have to take this supplement forever. The 60,000 IU weekly dose for 8 weeks is typically a short-term regimen to correct a Vitamin D deficiency. After this period, your doctor may recommend a lower maintenance dose depending on your levels and needs.
Can I get Vitamin D from food?
Yes, most of the micronutrients in this supplement are present in foods. While we believe that the best way to get nutrients is from food, our diet cannot provide the therapeutic amounts needed to improve symptoms at the root cause. This supplement for a limited time followed by maintenance through foods is the doctor-backed approach.
What symptoms can this improve?
This supplement can improve period pain by reducing inflammation. It can also help with fatigue, muscle weakness, bone pain, frequent infections, and mood.
Who is this not suitable for?
This high-dose regimen may not be suitable for people with allergies to Vitamin D or those who have taken a high dose less than 3 months ago. .