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Gee I want a tattoo like that! Maybe I could have someone put a henna line on me. M

I'm so lucky,lollol....I get all the fun stuff :-)))) L

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Gee I want a tattoo like that! Maybe I could have someone put a henna line on me. MNuimom@... wrote:

linea nigra

Linea Nigra from pubis to navel.

Linea nigra (Latin for "black line") is a skin pigment condition during pregnancy where a brownish streak less than a centimeter in width develops. The line runs vertically along the midline of the abdomen from the pubis to the xiphoid process - the bottom-most part of the rib cage in the center or tip of the sternum.

It is caused by pregnancy hormones that increase production of the pigment melanin. This is also known as hyperpigmentation. Fair skinned women show this symptom less often than women with darker pigmentation.

Linea nigra tends to appear around the second trimester. Some research suggests there may be a link between linea nigra and insulin. Supplementing the diet with folic acid is said to reduce the discoloration

So, if I have lots of P, I could be more insulin resistant??? I do take folic acid in my B's....??? Anymore ideas??? Still think it's just to much P in me, I do have some slight edema too right now, and am still an eating machine, you guys saw me, lol. Lclick here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/**The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as medical advice.** Madeleen Herreshoff, 62, menopausalBasic WP 2/05; breast cancer twiceDirector CANHELP, Inc.A Cancer Treatment Information and Referral Servicewww.canhelp.com www.cancerconversations.com (a blog in progress)

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> In a message dated 5/14/2005 7:59:36 PM Pacific Standard Time,

> canhelp2@y... writes:

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> Gee I want a tattoo like that! Maybe I could have someone put a

henna line

> on me. M

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> I'm so lucky,lollol....I get all the fun stuff :-)))) L

If we figure out how to do it, we can call it the RL Cougar stripe!!

and patent it!

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Too bad, I had really fancied it horizontal, to go with the little tires most women have around their bellies.

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Re: Linea nigra tattoo

Gee I want a tattoo like that! Maybe I could have someone put a henna line on me. MNuimom@... wrote:

linea nigra

Linea Nigra from pubis to navel.

Linea nigra (Latin for "black line") is a skin pigment condition during pregnancy where a brownish streak less than a centimeter in width develops. The line runs vertically along the midline of the abdomen from the pubis to the xiphoid process - the bottom-most part of the rib cage in the center or tip of the sternum.

It is caused by pregnancy hormones that increase production of the pigment melanin. This is also known as hyperpigmentation. Fair skinned women show this symptom less often than women with darker pigmentation.

Linea nigra tends to appear around the second trimester. Some research suggests there may be a link between linea nigra and insulin. Supplementing the diet with folic acid is said to reduce the discoloration

So, if I have lots of P, I could be more insulin resistant??? I do take folic acid in my B's....??? Anymore ideas??? Still think it's just to much P in me, I do have some slight edema too right now, and am still an eating machine, you guys saw me, lol. Lclick here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/**The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as medical advice.** Madeleen Herreshoff, 62, menopausalBasic WP 2/05; breast cancer twiceDirector CANHELP, Inc.A Cancer Treatment Information and Referral Servicewww.canhelp.com www.cancerconversations.com (a blog in progress)

Yahoo! MailStay connected, organized, and protected. Take the tour click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/**The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as medical advice.**

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