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  • Relieves symptoms, associated with acute and chronic hemorrhoids including pain, edema, and bleeding
  • Protects and tones vascular blood vessels to prevent leakage, swelling and heaviness
  • Supports veins by reducing inflammation
  • Formulated for optimum absorption
  • Promotes healthy circulation for blood vessels
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Hemoraid - 60 V-Caps
Hemoraid - 60 V-Caps
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Flora Hemoraid - 60 V-Caps is a dietary supplement in capsule form, intended for adults as part of a daily wellness routine.

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HEMORAID: FLORA'S ALL NATURAL HEMORRHOID RELIEFLORA'S HEMORAID IS CLINICALLY PROVEN TO RELIEVE SYMPTOMS OF HEMORRHOIDS. Formulated for optimum absorption HemorAid contains 450mg of Diomin and 50mg of Hesperidin. Many people suffer from hemorrhoids, and up until Flora created HemorAid there hasn't been an all-natural capsule to relive the uncomfortable symptoms associated with acute and chronic hemorrhoids. Not only does HemorAid provide relief of hemorrhoids it also promotes healthy circulation of blood vessels.
Each capsule contains:
Diosmin (Citrus sinensis fruit) 450 mg
Hesperidin (Citrus sinensis fruit) 50 mg
Non-Medicinal Ingredients:
Microcrystalline cellulose, silicon dioxide, magnesiumstearate (plant-source), hypromellose
Important Information:
Store at room temperature. Keep out of reach of children. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you are pregnant or breastfeeding or taking any recommendation medications. Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen.
Dosage
Adults (Chronic hemorrhoids): Take 1 capsule twice daily with meals. Use for a minimum of 2 months to see beneficial effects.
Adults (acute hemorrhoids): Loading dose (day 1-4): Take 3 capsules twice daily for the first 4 days
Loading dose (day 5-7): Take 2 capsules twice daily for the next 3 days
Maintenance dose: Take 1 capsule twice daily after the loading phase
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HEMORRHOIDS
Similar to a varicose vein, hemorrhoids can flare up at the worst time. They can sting, burn and bleed. Fortunately, a number of supplements can help...
Hemorrhoids are swollen and distended veins occurring in the rectal and anal area. They are caused by increased pressure in the area and a weakening of the vessel walls. These effects can be caused by constipation, poor diet, obesity, hormonal changes (like those in pregnancy) and prolonged periods of sitting or standing.
How do I know I have them?
Hemorrhoids can be asymptomatic, only symptomatic during flare-ups or constantly bothersome. Pain and itching are the most common symptoms. These are usually worse during and after a bowel movement. Bleeding, and burning can also occur. In more severe cases the hemorrhoid may protrude externally and can look like a hanging "bunch of grapes".
How are they treated?
Conventional treatment of hemorrhoids involves pain medication, suppositories and surgery. Do not treat hemorrhoid pain with aspirin or ibuprofen because they can thin the blood and actually increase bleeding. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is often a better choice, as it will not thin the blood. Commercial preparations for the topical treatment of hemorrhoids may contain substances like anesthetics and heavy metals. The colonic mucosa is an absorptive surface so by using suppositories some of the medication is systemically absorbed. Pregnant women should exercise caution when using suppositories. There are many surgical techniques that can be performed to shrink or remove the hemorrhoids. These can be successful, but should be followed with diet and lifestyle changes prevent reoccurrence.
Lifestyle Changes
Hemorrhoids are benefited by regular exercise and reducing stress. Be sure to never suppress the urge to defecate. Do not strain to pass stool because it can contribute to hemorrhoid formation. Minimize straining by ensuring that your thighs are parallel to the floor, or with your knees higher than your thighs, when sitting on the toilet. Use a footstool if necessary. Avoid strong laxatives because they also increase internal straining.
Prevention
Avoid remaining stationary for long periods of time as it can stagnate the circulation. Instead, practice pelvic rocking and pelvic circling to increase circulation to the area. Sit on soft surfaces but do not use a donut shaped pillow. Those pillows actually increase pressure on the vessels and can worsen hemorrhoids. Performing Kegel exercises can also help to strengthen the pelvic floor and prevent backflow and pooling of venous blood in the area.
Topical Treatments
Topically apply Aloe Vera gel to the anus to relieve pain and soothe the burning sensation. Witch Hazel is an astringent that tightens the blood vessels and stops bleeding. It can be applied several times daily with a cotton pad as needed. It is important to keep the area clean to prevent infection in the irritated mucous membrane. There are numerous herbs that can be steeped into teas and used as a poultice. These can often be as effective as conventional creams and ointments (think Preparation-H). You can try Bayberry, Calendula, Chamomile, Goldenseal, Elderberry, Slippery Elm and Yarrow. Using teas made from one, or any combination of these herbs may also be used as a wash after bowel movements. There are a number of homeopathic preparations that can also be used topically to help relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids.
Dietary Changes
One of the most important dietary changes involves a high fibre diet. Fibre adds bulk to the stool and maintains regularity. Eat whole grain products, fruits and vegetables. Eat at least one salad of raw vegetables daily. Consume dark green, leafy vegetables as a source of
Vitamin K
to help blood clotting. Eat citrus fruits and berries for bioflavonoid, which strengthen capillaries. Be sure to drink 2L of filtered water daily to soften stools and maintain regularity. You can also use 1 tbsp of flax seed oil, or other healthful
Omega 3
oils with each meal to combat constipation. Avoid constipating and irritating foods such as, dairy products, spicy food, fats, processed foods, salt, alcohol, coffee, chocolate, cocoa, cola and black tea.
Supplements
Internally, there are a number of supplements that can be used to support vein health. Bioflavonoids can be combined with vitamin C to help strengthen the vein walls and prevent bulging. Fore more information, please see our Vitamin C and Bioflavonoid articles. Some particular bioflavonoid supplements are Diosmin, Hesperidin, Rutin, Quercetin, and
Pycnogenol. Some
homeopathics
may also help to treat and prevent hemorrhoids, especially combination formulas targeted to that effect. Herbs that can be taken internally to help with hemorrhoids include: Butcher's Broom, Horse Chestnut, and Bilberry. Often vein health formulas can be used to prevent the formation of hemorrhoids. These formulas contain a combination of the above-listed substances.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP:
- STRESS CAN AGGRAVATE HEMORRHOIDS; USE GENTLE EXERCISES LIKE TAI CHI AND YOGA TO CONTROL STRESS
- TAKE SUPPLEMENTS TO STRENGTHEN THE VEIN WALL (SEE BELOW)
- ENSURE THAT YOU ARE GETTING ENOUGH FIB ER IN YOUR DIET
- DO NOT STRAIN TO PASS STOOLS
- ENHANCE THE HEALTH OF YOUR COLON WITH ACIDOPHILUS.
- USE A WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT TOPICALLY; IT SHRINKS SWELLING
- USE ALOE VERY TOPICALLY; IT HELPS TO SOOTHE AN IRRITATED HEMORRHOID
The following list of supplements can be used for preventing and treating hemorrhoids. Adult doses are given.
SUPPLEMENT
-
DOSAGE
- THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
HORSECHESTNUT
-
300mg twice daily
- Helps strengthen the vein wall, and reduces pooling of blood. Reduces swelling and bleeding. Do not use if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure.
ALOE VERA
-
Applied topically
- Soothes irritated skin and mucous membranes to reduce itching and pain.
BUTCHER'S BROOM
-
As directed
- Anti-inflammatory and source of bioflavonoids for strengthening blood vessels.
BILBERRY
-
160-240mg daily, standardized to 25% anthocyanosides
- Helps to protect the vasculature and supports healthy
collagen
synthesis.
VITAMIN C WITH
BIOFLAVANOIDS
-
3000-5000mg daily
- Strengthens vessel walls and promotes healing. Ensure that you are getting 300mg daily of bioflavanoids in your vitamin C preparation.
FIBRE (PSYLLIUM)
-
1-3 tbsp daily
- Softens and bulks stool, which reduces stress on the hemorrhoid. Maintains regularity.
BIOFLAVONOIDS
-
As directed on label. - Strengthens capillary walls, especially when combined with vitamin C.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
-
As directed on label
- Help with a variety of symptoms associated with hemorrhoids.
VITAMIN E
-
400IU daily.
- Maintains tissue elasticity and supports healing. Use with caution if you are taking blood thinning medication.
PROBIOTICS
/ ACIDOPHILUS
-
As directed on label.
- Limits harmful bacteria in the gut. Promotes digestion and proper bowel movements.
GRAPE SEED OR PYCNOGENOL
-
100-200mg daily
- A source of bioflavanoids. Strengthens capillaries, especially when combined with Vitamin C.
Also beneficial for HEMORRHOIDS:
Multivitamins,
vitamin A,
calcium,
magnesium, iron, potassium, silica, nettle, dandelion, collinsonia, parsley, witch hazel.
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HEMORRHOIDS
Similar to a varicose vein, hemorrhoids can flare up at the worst time. They can sting, burn and bleed. Fortunately, a number of supplements can help...
Hemorrhoids are swollen and distended veins occurring in the rectal and anal area. They are caused by increased pressure in the area and a weakening of the vessel walls. These effects can be caused by constipation, poor diet, obesity, hormonal changes (like those in pregnancy) and prolonged periods of sitting or standing.
How do I know I have them?
Hemorrhoids can be asymptomatic, only symptomatic during flare-ups or constantly bothersome. Pain and itching are the most common symptoms. These are usually worse during and after a bowel movement. Bleeding, and burning can also occur. In more severe cases the hemorrhoid may protrude externally and can look like a hanging "bunch of grapes".
How are they treated?
Conventional treatment of hemorrhoids involves pain medication, suppositories and surgery. Do not treat hemorrhoid pain with aspirin or ibuprofen because they can thin the blood and actually increase bleeding. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is often a better choice, as it will not thin the blood. Commercial preparations for the topical treatment of hemorrhoids may contain substances like anesthetics and heavy metals. The colonic mucosa is an absorptive surface so by using suppositories some of the medication is systemically absorbed. Pregnant women should exercise caution when using suppositories. There are many surgical techniques that can be performed to shrink or remove the hemorrhoids. These can be successful, but should be followed with diet and lifestyle changes prevent reoccurrence.
Lifestyle Changes
Hemorrhoids are benefited by regular exercise and reducing stress. Be sure to never suppress the urge to defecate. Do not strain to pass stool because it can contribute to hemorrhoid formation. Minimize straining by ensuring that your thighs are parallel to the floor, or with your knees higher than your thighs, when sitting on the toilet. Use a footstool if necessary. Avoid strong laxatives because they also increase internal straining.
Prevention
Avoid remaining stationary for long periods of time as it can stagnate the circulation. Instead, practice pelvic rocking and pelvic circling to increase circulation to the area. Sit on soft surfaces but do not use a donut shaped pillow. Those pillows actually increase pressure on the vessels and can worsen hemorrhoids. Performing Kegel exercises can also help to strengthen the pelvic floor and prevent backflow and pooling of venous blood in the area.
Topical Treatments
Topically apply Aloe Vera gel to the anus to relieve pain and soothe the burning sensation. Witch Hazel is an astringent that tightens the blood vessels and stops bleeding. It can be applied several times daily with a cotton pad as needed. It is important to keep the area clean to prevent infection in the irritated mucous membrane. There are numerous herbs that can be steeped into teas and used as a poultice. These can often be as effective as conventional creams and ointments (think Preparation-H). You can try Bayberry, Calendula, Chamomile, Goldenseal, Elderberry, Slippery Elm and Yarrow. Using teas made from one, or any combination of these herbs may also be used as a wash after bowel movements. There are a number of homeopathic preparations that can also be used topically to help relieve the symptoms of hemorrhoids.
Dietary Changes
One of the most important dietary changes involves a high fibre diet. Fibre adds bulk to the stool and maintains regularity. Eat whole grain products, fruits and vegetables. Eat at least one salad of raw vegetables daily. Consume dark green, leafy vegetables as a source of
Vitamin K
to help blood clotting. Eat citrus fruits and berries for bioflavonoid, which strengthen capillaries. Be sure to drink 2L of filtered water daily to soften stools and maintain regularity. You can also use 1 tbsp of flax seed oil, or other healthful
Omega 3
oils with each meal to combat constipation. Avoid constipating and irritating foods such as, dairy products, spicy food, fats, processed foods, salt, alcohol, coffee, chocolate, cocoa, cola and black tea.
Supplements
Internally, there are a number of supplements that can be used to support vein health. Bioflavonoids can be combined with vitamin C to help strengthen the vein walls and prevent bulging. Fore more information, please see our Vitamin C and Bioflavonoid articles. Some particular bioflavonoid supplements are Diosmin, Hesperidin, Rutin, Quercetin, and
Pycnogenol. Some
homeopathics
may also help to treat and prevent hemorrhoids, especially combination formulas targeted to that effect. Herbs that can be taken internally to help with hemorrhoids include: Butcher's Broom, Horse Chestnut, and Bilberry. Often vein health formulas can be used to prevent the formation of hemorrhoids. These formulas contain a combination of the above-listed substances.
WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP:
- STRESS CAN AGGRAVATE HEMORRHOIDS; USE GENTLE EXERCISES LIKE TAI CHI AND YOGA TO CONTROL STRESS
- TAKE SUPPLEMENTS TO STRENGTHEN THE VEIN WALL (SEE BELOW)
- ENSURE THAT YOU ARE GETTING ENOUGH FIB ER IN YOUR DIET
- DO NOT STRAIN TO PASS STOOLS
- ENHANCE THE HEALTH OF YOUR COLON WITH ACIDOPHILUS.
- USE A WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT TOPICALLY; IT SHRINKS SWELLING
- USE ALOE VERY TOPICALLY; IT HELPS TO SOOTHE AN IRRITATED HEMORRHOID
The following list of supplements can be used for preventing and treating hemorrhoids. Adult doses are given.
SUPPLEMENT
-
DOSAGE
- THERAPEUTIC EFFECT
HORSECHESTNUT
-
300mg twice daily
- Helps strengthen the vein wall, and reduces pooling of blood. Reduces swelling and bleeding. Do not use if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure.
ALOE VERA
-
Applied topically
- Soothes irritated skin and mucous membranes to reduce itching and pain.
BUTCHER'S BROOM
-
As directed
- Anti-inflammatory and source of bioflavonoids for strengthening blood vessels.
BILBERRY
-
160-240mg daily, standardized to 25% anthocyanosides
- Helps to protect the vasculature and supports healthy
collagen
synthesis.
VITAMIN C WITH
BIOFLAVANOIDS
-
3000-5000mg daily
- Strengthens vessel walls and promotes healing. Ensure that you are getting 300mg daily of bioflavanoids in your vitamin C preparation.
FIBRE (PSYLLIUM)
-
1-3 tbsp daily
- Softens and bulks stool, which reduces stress on the hemorrhoid. Maintains regularity.
BIOFLAVONOIDS
-
As directed on label. - Strengthens capillary walls, especially when combined with vitamin C.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
-
As directed on label
- Help with a variety of symptoms associated with hemorrhoids.
VITAMIN E
-
400IU daily.
- Maintains tissue elasticity and supports healing. Use with caution if you are taking blood thinning medication.
PROBIOTICS
/ ACIDOPHILUS
-
As directed on label.
- Limits harmful bacteria in the gut. Promotes digestion and proper bowel movements.
GRAPE SEED OR PYCNOGENOL
-
100-200mg daily
- A source of bioflavanoids. Strengthens capillaries, especially when combined with Vitamin C.
Also beneficial for HEMORRHOIDS:
Multivitamins,
vitamin A,
calcium,
magnesium, iron, potassium, silica, nettle, dandelion, collinsonia, parsley, witch hazel.
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