Re: This question is for women

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I eat a very healthy diet, take my DHEA - 25mg per day and Pregnenolone - 30mg per day and never have PMS. Cycles at the longest are two days. I drink NO carbonated drinks or caffiene. I don't know that this is the answer, but it seems to work for me. Marciegina_blincoe2000 <reddog02@...> wrote: How many women have bad PMS? The feeling drained and stomach hurting.My legs kill me for a few days before and during my period. It seemedlike my PMS got much worse after being on

Betaseron. Maybe someonemight be able to help with some idea how to help.Thanks,

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My PMS was severe also, just as you are

describing, plus blinding migraines and

cramps requiring bed rest. It is improving

with healthy diet including plenty of omega

oils, no carbonated or caffienated beverages,

and I am taking colloid minerals and garlic.

Since the garlic, sometimes capsules with oil,

sometimes raw garlic, the burning in my

tummy is almost nonexistant and all the

bloating is gone. I'm convinced there

is a connection between GI tract yeast and

PMS, that garlic, for me, is helping. Garlic

has been my most recent addition and has been

really potent. I had more energy almost

immediately. I cannot take DHEA because of

the yeast that I suspect but would also welcome

other suggestions from women struggling with

similar issues.

, Fayetteville, GA

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How does DHEA affect yeast? Marcie"nstubbs1@..." <nstubbs1@...> wrote: My PMS was severe also, just as you aredescribing, plus blinding migraines andcramps requiring bed rest. It is improvingwith healthy diet including plenty of omegaoils, no carbonated or caffienated beverages,and I am taking colloid minerals and garlic. Since the garlic, sometimes capsules with oil,sometimes raw garlic, the burning in mytummy is almost nonexistant and all thebloating is gone.

I'm convinced thereis a connection between GI tract yeast andPMS, that garlic, for me, is helping. Garlichas been my most recent addition and has beenreally potent. I had more energy almostimmediately. I cannot take DHEA because ofthe yeast that I suspect but would also welcomeother suggestions from women struggling withsimilar issues. , Fayetteville, GA

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I notice I feel more weakness and my other MS symptoms are worse that time of the month!

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I have been on beta-seron for 12-13 years and I have not had a problem with PMS. Every woman is different but I am not sure if the BS is the culprit.

-- [low dose naltrexone] This question is for women

How many women have bad PMS? The feeling drained and stomach hurting.My legs kill me for a few days before and during my period. It seemedlike my PMS got much worse after being on Betaseron. Maybe someonemight be able to help with some idea how to help.Thanks,

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Dr Phil Boyle from Ireland is using LDN for PMS>cyndiOn Jul 1, 2006, at 11:37 AM, Marcie wrote:.I eat a very healthy diet, take my DHEA - 25mg per day and Pregnenolone - 30mg per day and never have PMS.  Cycles at the longest are two days.  I drink NO carbonated drinks or caffiene.  I don't know that this is the answer, but it seems to work for me. Marciegina_blincoe2000 <reddog02@...> wrote:How many women have bad PMS? The feeling drained and stomach hurting.My legs kill me for a few days before and during my period. It seemedlike my PMS got much worse after being on Betaseron. Maybe someonemight be able to help with some idea how to help.Thanks, 

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I never took that med but I did go to the

extreme and had everything except the ovaries removed.

I have always had a problem with that time of the

month. Maureen

--- gina_blincoe2000 <reddog02@...> wrote:

> I have lots of trouble when its that time of the

> month with MS

> syptoms. My ob/gyn is having me try Seasonque (birth

> control) to see

> if that would help any. Has anyone else tried that.

> Last night was my

> first pill and my head is dizzy and I sure am not

> myself today. Would

> any one has any different ideas on how I could ease

> up on the MS

> syptoms. Any info. would be greatly apprecated.

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, I also had a lot of problems with symptoms related to my cycle as well. I would suggest that rather than take the birth control pill to control it - I would look into natural hormone replacement. Everything I have read leads me to believe it is much safer for your body than the synthetic hormones in the pill. I had a saliva hormone test done with my naturopath and I was low on one of my estrogens (not the one that goes down with menapause). I started on natural hormone replacement (which is compounded at the same pharmacy as my LDN) and it has made a huge difference for me. Hope that helps! -Charla gina_blincoe2000 <reddog02@...> wrote: I have lots of trouble when its that time of the month with MSsyptoms. My ob/gyn is having me try Seasonque (birth control) to seeif that would help any. Has anyone else tried that. Last night was myfirst pill and my head is dizzy and I sure am not myself today. Wouldany one has any different ideas on how I could ease up on the MSsyptoms. Any info. would be greatly apprecated.

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