Let’s talk about pregnancy! Emotionally it can be one of the most amazing times in a woman’s life. Pregnancy redefines her sense of total fulfillment in life. It is the beginning of a reproductive journey that will span her life and carry a part of her into many generations to come. In fact the fruit of a pregnancy produces eternal rewards. This is the upside of pregnancy. Now let’s talk about pregnancy’s downside.

While pregnancy can be the most amazing time in a woman’s life, there is a downside to the 9-months when that gorgeous little miracle is being formed inside of her life-giving womb. While childbirth is a natural force in life, at the same time from a physical point of view, it is the most unnatural ordeal that a body can endure. Let’s take a moment to think about it. An entire human being is growing inside of another human body. That has to create one big disturbance in the host body. Let’s talk about the disturbance.

Most or all pregnant women experience back pain during their 2nd or 3rd trimesters. After all as the infant grows it becomes heavier and more difficult for the muscles and the spine to support. Back pain is difficult to endure during a woman’s daily routine and as the pregnancy progresses it disrupts the woman’s sleep routine. Besides the size and weight of the baby, hormonal changes during pregnancy, and a growing uterus also intensify back pain.

In addition to creating back pain, hormonal changes cause the bones and muscles to become extremely supple. The pelvic bones that are attached to the spine loosen and create instability in the woman’s body. At the same time it makes walking, standing, bending, and sitting increasingly more painful. Getting out of a tub or a chair and rolling over in bed become difficult at best. While the baby is growing, the uterus expands and the woman’s center of gravity shifts. This puts significant strain on the lower back and strains the woman’s joints and muscles. In addition to these maladies, pregnancy also causes uterine infections, placental problems, maternal weight gain, and a host of other problems.

So what’s a woman to do to ease the pain that accompanies her pregnant self? Up until the Ardyss maternity garment hit the market, there was little that could be done for women in a family way. Today women all around the world are finding relief during pregnancy by wearing the Ardyss maternity garment from the second trimester throughout their pregnancy and finding relief from a plethora of maternity maladies. Let’s talk about the value of the Ardyss maternity garment to a woman throughout her pregnancy.

First of all the Ardyss maternity garment was designed by orthopedic doctors who have an intimate knowledge and understanding of the changes that occur in the woman’s body during pregnancy. The garment supports the lower stomach and abdominal regions. It also reduces the risk of swelling in the lower extremities. The garment carries inherent therapeutic qualities that alleviate lower back and abdominal pain. It is effective because the additional support removes a significant amount of weight from the spinal column and at the same time it balances the woman’s center of gravity during her pregnancy.

As you are seeing, the benefits of wearing the Ardyss Pregnancy Garment throughout pregnancy are many. The front panel of the garment stretches over the stomach and lower abdomen lifts and supports the weight of the baby. It thins the hips and supports the pelvis during the time when it is in the softening period. When worn during sleep, it allows for a more relaxed and refreshing sleep experience. The garment can be safely worn during exercise, which not only improves the health and resilience during pregnancy, but makes recovery easier as well.

In short, wearing the Ardyss pregnancy garment throughout your pregnancy just makes good sense. With this garment, even the seemingly unavoidable negatives of pregnancy can be transformed to unprecedented positives. If you are someone you love is suffering from pain and discomfort, don’t you think it is time for some relief? Be sure to check out my resource box below. Relief is a click away!