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#20008 - 08/04/04 02:02 AM
Re: Taming the menopausal beast
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Registered: 07/03/04
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Loc: Manchester, NH
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First..thanks for the laugh, Jawjaw..Still trying how to quote a message.
I guess I was kind of busy when I stopped as I didn't even think about it until the doctor asked when was my last period. No Clue!! One less problem I had to deal with :-) I was 35..37 maybe..no hot flashes (cold chills), didnt think I had the mood swings until my son happened to walk in while I was talking to a friend..his comment.."Yeah, easy for her..'ell on us!"
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#20009 - 08/04/04 02:09 AM
Re: Taming the menopausal beast
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Loc: Manchester, NH
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quote: Originally posted by Dianne: Have you noticed that all vitamins and herbs that are supposed to help menopause and cholesterol, can damage your liver if you take too much? Strange.
Yeah I did it..quoted..Patting me on the back.
I've notice that, too..or you hear "May cause.." The cure(side affects) is worse than the disease..
I remember going to a free Weight Loss hypnosis with a friend. The speaker was going to hypnotize us to loose weight but first he had to sell us his books, vitamins, and "all natural protein drink." My friend's a diabetic and wanted to know if it was safe for her and what was the ingredients, so I asked. The speaker said,"It's perfectly safe, all natural." Since that wasn't the answer I wanted, I asked again but told him that arsenic is all natural but I wouldn't suggest digesting it. I'm bad, I'm bad..lol
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#20017 - 08/05/04 02:05 PM
Re: Taming the menopausal beast
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Registered: 07/09/08
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quote: Originally posted by chatty lady: Most vitamins won't hurt your liver either NOT like drugs do, and they prescribe these drugs like candy....
Chatty, amen to that! I went to my gyn and mentioned that my fingers swelled ON OCCASION and it felt funny. Told her I wasn' use to it and didn't like it. She started writing me an RX for a water pill.
I told her I didn't want it. I was only mentioning it. It wasn't that big a deal. That scared me.
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