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Has anyone tried i-cool yet.
I'm thinking about trying it and wanted to see what other people thought of this product.

Thanks
-Jean
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replied November 7th, 2010
I-cool Really Wordk
Yes Jean, I have tried this product and after letting it work for at least a month ---I really found this product very beneficial!! I used to have night sweats/hot flashes several times during the night and during the day and now I do not have any of these symptoms! It even helps me sleep thru the night rather than wake up at 1, 2 or 3 am and not being able to get back to sleep again. Good luck, Lisa
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replied November 18th, 2010
You bet "I-COOL" works!!!
I-COOL ABSOLUTELY DOES WORK!! After suffering for years with hot flashes and night sweats, sleepless nights and moodiness, I-COOL has returned me to "normal". I only rarely flash, sleeplessness is only maybe once a month, and my husband feels like he has his wife back. I used to have these feelings of sudden RAGE coming up on me and didn't know what it was. Since taking I-COOL, no more of that. It's an amazing God-send in my world!!!
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replied January 13th, 2011
I agree, i-cool is Wonderfull. I haven't had a hot flash in 3 months. I got an email with a coupon for $1 off icool and they told me to share it with my friends. So I thought I'd post it here. It is good online at a site called SupplementFirst. The coupon code is "Save1".

-Jean
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replied January 20th, 2011
I Cool
I have gone from having flashes several times a day to only having 3-4 since starting I Cool in mid-December. I have recommended it to another friend at work and while she hasn't responded as drastically as I did from the beginning; she has noted a decrease in flashes. I ran out today and will be hurrying to the store to purchase my second package tomorrow!
After speaking with my PCM today and a review of my quarterly blood test results, I feel confident that they are working for me but as with all supplements, let your doctor know that you are trying them in case of interaction with any other medicines that you may be taking.
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replied March 17th, 2011
"WARM FLUSHES"
I just read about i-cool. I have been taking premarin for years,but my insurance co-pay has gone up to $50.00 per month. When I have gone off the premarin I have what I call - warm flushes, many times a day. I know that doesn't sound horrible, but I guess until you've been there...I would like to try i-cool, but don't know if it would work for me.
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replied May 9th, 2011
Does i-cool stop working over a period of time?
I have been using i-cool for about 1 year. The night sweats have come back big time. How long does i-cool work? Does it gradually stop working? Do i need to take 2 tablets instead of one? If anyone out there has any insight, please respond.
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replied June 5th, 2012
I agree with this comment. I also took i-cool and it worked for a while then the hot flashes came back. I do not have answers but I would love some Smile. Thoughts girls???
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replied June 15th, 2012
Quit working for me.
I have also had my hot flashes return after 3 months use. I have continued to take it this month, but it's not working anymore. Big bummer! It seems like they are even worse than before.
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replied September 26th, 2012
I have tried a number of products because i have been going thru this off and on for years now. And, unfortunately, they have all seemed to last for a time. Now the flashes have come back with a vengence. I started using i-cool only about two weeks ago, and i have actually went from about 10 flashes a day and maybe 2 or 3 major ones a night to maybe 5 flashes a day and maybe 1 or 2 night sweats which actually after only two weeks is not that bad! I think they all might not be affective after awhile because our bodies build resistance to many things that we take a long time. I guess we just have to keep changing when they stop. I do like the fact that it doesn't have black cohosh though, cause of the weight gain it can cause...good luck to you!
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replied May 13th, 2012
I-Cool
I just started I-cool (one week) now. I am still having horrible hot flashes during the day but the nighttime has seemed a little better. Gosh, I wish there was something that would give us all a break from this. Sad Missy
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replied July 14th, 2012
Started I-Cool, hope it works!
I just started taking I-Cool, on my 6th. day. I also take blood pressure medicine, Atenolol 25mg. and Clonazepam, small amount of that too but taking a little more now in hopes to sleep better.Hope I-Cool doesn't have issues with these two meds. Anyone out there know the answer to this? Any other side effects known on I-Cool, I'm a worry wart when it comes to taking medicines. Cindy
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replied September 4th, 2012
I-Cool hot flash treatment
I too would love to know if this works. I had breast cancer and the Dr told me in no uncertain terms am I to take anything with hormones in it, or anything with Black Cohosh because they feed cancer. So I have been very reluctant to take anything. According to what I have read the only active ingredient in this is a man made soy product. I just wonder if this is safe for cancer survivors. I have refused all Tamoxifen and its cousins because I don't want to get cancer again.
But these hot flashes are killing me.
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replied September 26th, 2012
I do feel for you, this is definitely a woman's curse. We still don't have that many options as far as relief, aside from HRT. But, like you, wouldn't want to chance it...I have even heard that soy does not work..The only other thing that i have found helpful is exercise and detox baths. As long as you dont have high-blood pressure, the detox baths are wonderful...Go online and get the recipes for the most popular ones; which are epsom salts, ginger, and baking soda..I love the organic vinegar one..will make you sweat more on initial night of baths, but will help normalize the sweating, believe it or not!
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