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New Delhi [India], September 16: For centuries, menstruation has been a topic wrapped in silence and stigma, often dismissed in hushed tones or hidden behind closed doors. In India, where discussions about periods are still considered taboo in many communities, this silence has done more harm than good. Menstruation is a natural, biological process, but for many women, it is surrounded by myths, shame, and lack of support. Matri, a revolutionary startup, is not only providing an effective solution to period pain with Matri's Period Pain Relief Device, but also challenging and dismantling the deeply ingrained taboos surrounding menstruation in India. Since its debut on Shark Tank India Season 3, Matri has been on a mission to reshape the conversation around menstruation and bring real change to the lives of Indian women. The founders quickly realized that creating a product that relieves period pain was only the beginning. The real challenge lay in changing how the Indian market perceived the topic of menstruation altogether. The Age-Old Taboos Despite advancements in education and healthcare, menstruation remains a topic clouded in misconceptions in many parts of India. From restricting women during their periods to branding menstruation as impure, these outdated beliefs continue to dictate the experiences of countless women and girls. Even in urban areas, where education levels are higher, the discomfort around discussing menstruation persists, leading to misinformation and embarrassment. Many women still endure unnecessary pain in silence, believing it's a burden they must carry. Others have limited access to proper sanitary products, further compounding the issue. Period pain is often dismissed as "just a part of being a woman," and those who speak up are often met with dismissal or told to bear it quietly. But this is where Matri is making its mark. With Matri's Period Pain Relief Device, the company has created a product that addresses a long-ignored problem--severe period pain, also known as dysmenorrhea. However, Matri's mission goes beyond relieving pain. It's about breaking the silence around menstruation and encouraging open, honest conversations. Matri's Vision: More than Just a Device After the initial success on Shark Tank India, the Founders Roni Mondal and Rohan Roy quickly realized that their innovative product could spark something much larger than physical relief. They understood that to bring about lasting change, they had to confront the deep-rooted cultural taboos surrounding menstruation. Matri's Period Pain Relief Device is designed to help women regain control of their lives during their periods. It offers immediate, effective pain relief without the side effects of medication, empowering women to continue their day-to-day activities with comfort and confidence. But Matri isn't just about the device; it's about fostering a larger movement that educates and empowers. Matri has taken an active role in reshaping how people, especially the younger generation, view menstruation. The company is collaborating with schools, colleges, and NGOs to facilitate open dialogues on menstrual health. By reaching out to young girls and boys, Matri aims to demystify periods and promote a healthier, stigma-free understanding of menstruation. Reshaping Young Minds: The Power of Education One of Matri's most powerful initiatives is its focus on educating young minds. The company recognizes that lasting change starts with education, and it's determined to reach the next generation of women and men before societal taboos take root. By partnering with various organizations and institutions, Matri is helping to change the narrative around menstruation, making it a topic that is discussed openly and without shame. In many parts of India, menstruation is still considered dirty or shameful, and girls are often excluded from certain activities during their periods. These outdated beliefs not only affect girls' self-esteem but also limit their potential. For instance, studies show that a significant number of girls in India drop out of school after they begin menstruating, simply because they do not have access to proper menstrual hygiene or because they feel embarrassed. Matri is tackling this issue head-on. By working with schools, Matri is leading workshops that teach young girls about menstrual health and hygiene in a supportive environment. The company is also involving boys in these discussions, helping to create a generation of men who are informed and respectful of women's health needs. This approach is crucial in breaking the cycle of stigma. When young boys and girls learn that menstruation is a natural part of life, it can lead to a ripple effect of change. They carry this knowledge into adulthood, influencing how they raise their own children and interact with the women in their lives. Joining Hands with NGOs and Other Organizations Matri's efforts don't stop at schools. The company is also collaborating with various NGOs across India to expand its impact. These partnerships focus on reaching underprivileged communities, where access to menstrual health education and products is often limited. Through these collaborations, Matri is providing not just physical solutions with Matri's Period Pain Relief Device, but also the education necessary to dispel harmful myths and empower women to take charge of their health. This holistic approach has set Matri apart from other companies in the market. While many brands focus solely on product sales, Matri understands that real change comes from addressing the root of the problem: the widespread misinformation and cultural taboos surrounding menstruation. By partnering with NGOs, Matri is able to reach a wider audience and ensure that even the most marginalized communities have access to both period pain relief and the knowledge to understand their bodies. Creating a Supportive Community Another aspect of Matri's mission is building a supportive community where women feel comfortable discussing their menstrual health. Through its social media platforms and workshops, Matri is fostering a space where women can share their experiences, ask questions, and find support. This community-driven approach helps to break the isolation many women feel when dealing with period pain or menstruation-related issues. By providing a platform for open dialogue, Matri is encouraging women to speak out about their experiences, helping to normalize conversations about menstruation. This, in turn, is helping to erode the stigma that has long surrounded the topic. A Call to Action: Joining the Movement Matri's journey is not just about creating a product; it's about leading a movement. The company is disrupting the traditional ways menstruation is discussed in India and is paving the way for a more open, informed society. With Matri's Period Pain Relief Device, women are no longer forced to endure pain in silence. They have a solution that allows them to live their lives uninterrupted by their periods. But Matri can't do this alone. This movement requires collective effort. By supporting Matri, you're not just endorsing an innovative product--you're standing up for a cause that seeks to bring dignity, respect, and understanding to a topic that has been ignored for far too long. Together, we can break the silence, dispel the myths, and create a future where menstruation is no longer a source of shame but a part of life that is understood, respected, and supported. Let's turn the tide on menstrual health in India, one conversation at a time. Join Matri, and be part of the revolution. www.getmatri.com www.instagram.com/getmatri (ADVERTORIAL DISCLAIMER: The above press release has been provided by VMPL. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of the same)
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