maca powder and estrogen dominance 
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I havent posted in awhile, but we are still working on things with my Bella. She turns 8 on Saturday. She still has some hair growth under her arms, Body Odor , and the emotional issue has gotten a little better. I notice if we stick to her diet and take her supplements...things are better. We did try the chinese herbal tea for a week, but she didnt like t and only drank half a cup a day...she needed two cups a day, so that was a bust. lol
We do chiropractic once a week or at least twice a month. She is on a product called alba(a natural food with high omegas),juice plus(fruits and veggie supplement), multi vitamin, and I am now starting her on what is called maca powder. It was suggested by Dr. Wong...you can look him up on the internet, I wrote to him and asked him for advice and he suggested this powder, 3 tsps a day. It slows down the estrogen production naturally and levels it all out. It's a natural sweet flour grain. He didnt think using a pregesterone cream and balancing this from the outside was a good idea.
So Im looking it up now and am going to buy some. Hopes this helps a little. :)
I will find his letter and post his suggestions if you like. :)
Blessings
Victoria- Re: maca powder and estrogen dominan... rainbird
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MoreThis is a reply to # 790,313Hi Victoria,
Thanks for your response. Good to hear from you.
Yes, it would be great if you could post that letter.
Also- what brand of multivitamin are you using? I havent been able to find a good one as yet.
That is interesting - the maca powder. I guess I dont know anything about this powder. Will need to search on the internet.
Rainbird - Re: maca powder and estrogen dominan... dreaming ofhawaii
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MoreThis is a reply to # 790,313Maca powder. That is interesting. I just got a bag of maca that I bought off of eBay. It is quite good. I got it for my endocrine system, I never thought it might help my daughter. I would love to see the article. I am going to start adding it to her smoothies. Thanks for the suggestion. Aloha
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This is a reply to # 790,313Hi Victoria,
Havent heard from you in some time. Was wondering about the maca powder. Did you start using it? Do you see any improvement?
Thanks
rb- I was just wondering how all of you ... dreaming ofhawaii
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This is a reply to # 831,379I have made some interesting discoveries concerning my daughter. There is definitely a connection between diet, exercise, clean water and air and early puberty in her case. Everytime we take a trip and one or two of those factors are altered, she has a period. It happened when we went to Hawaii in August, Phuket in October and again when we went to the US in December. She returned home and had her period everytime right after. Everytime she wasn't drinking distilled water and eating all of the raw, organic foods that I prepare for her. Since she is back home and back on track, she didn't have a period this month. This scenario is certainly making a believer out of her and she is watching her diet more than I am which is relief. She never eats candy at school that is so freely dished out at times.
I haven't been using the maca consistently, but I do put it in her smoothies. Smoothies can hide a treasure of goodies that children otherwise wouldn't eat. I am sure the maca has been helping, though. What I do give her about one week before her period "would" start is 1 modifilan. I think that works. And she puts detox foot pads on for about 5 days before. I live on a military base in Japan so I can get the foot pads at the 100 yen store.
Another interesting observation I made is when my daughter was younger, after she was done nursing, she drank milk all of the time. I mean, that is what we were lead to believe, drink milk for healthy bones. Well, since I have been "educated" we have stopped drinking milk. The other day she had some two days in a row and woke up the next morning with a cold sore. No more milk and sore went away. She also gets huge cold sores (for lack of a better word, that is what the Dr. always said they were) from peanut butter. Which she avoids like the plague now. I also limit her consumption of soy nut butter, even though it is her favorite.
We still are using all natural organic shampoos, conditioners, laundry soap, cleaning supplies, tooth pastes, etc. Tropical Traditions is great for all of that as they ship for free to the military. They are a Godsend.
I hope this helps anyone who is trying to stave off early puberty. It can be done.
Aloha- Re: I was just wondering how all of ... rainbird
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This is a reply to # 831,626Oh I am so glad you replied! I keep checking this forum for feedback from others!!!
I have gotten her off commercial toothpaste, use filtered water. Food is mostly organic. And she was never a big milk fan. However, I am afraid, candy and sweets - she does have a lot of that.Do you buy distilled water? Or have the equipment at home? And also raw foods. Do you have any problems with getting her to eat this?
What percentage of her food is raw? I know that introducing raw foods has tobe good for her - getting her to take it is another issue.I need to look into the laundry detergent too. Right now, we just use the normal store variety.WHat is modifilan? I have never heard of this...- Re: I was just wondering how all of ... dreaming ofhawaii
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This is a reply to # 832,165Hi, We purchased a distiller from eBay. It was the Sears model that looks like Waterwise, I believe the 9000 model. We got it for around $50 which I thought was a bargain. it was new and works great. I put the water in the sun for about an hour with a few grains in the water and then add a pinch of Sea Salt before I put it in the fridge. I got all of these ideas from Owen's page. See it up at top, he has great suggestions and a section on early puberty.
The modifilan is brown seaweed extract. It was developed for the Chernobyl nuclear catastrophe. I think it really helps her. It is suppose to pull metals out of your system and enable you thyroid to function properly. I take it also.
Some days my daughter eats all raw, others a little less. If nothing else, I try to buy all organic. Smoothies and raw desserts are the best way to get a lot of fruits into them. And she usually has one green salad per day. I can put raw sesame seeds, almonds, sunflower seeds, flax, etc. into a smoothie. Do you have a vita-mixer? I make ice cream with it. VCO is also important and I put a tsp or so in her smoothies. Check out the raw desserts, they are awesome. I think if she eats a green salad per day, then the rest of the time she can eat just fruits. There are a ton of fruits that kids like.
Just the fact that these measures stop her from having further menses is great motivation for my daughter and I don't have to do any nagging. I don't keep junk in the house, so whatever and whenever she wants to eat is pretty okay with me. I also have pretty flexible meal times. If she is hungry fine, if not, that is fine also. She is thin and trim and I am trying to get her to listen to her body and only eat when hungry.
hope this helps, Aloha- Re: I was just wondering how all of ... rainbird
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This is a reply to # 832,390Thanks for the ideas on raw foods.At the very least i can try out one salad a day to get started. I do not possess a vitamix so I guess the icecream is out of question. Yesterday, i visited our local health food store to check out on maca. The only maca they have is the one in tablet form for the male libido! They dont seem to be aware of the other uses of maca (I talked to the store person).
I must check out modifilan too.I try to get her to have dulse (which is the only seaweed she likes). Kelp is too strong for her. She loves tofu. But with the scare over soy foods this has been severely curtailed.I am sure this must be tough for you, being in Japan. Do you have miso? I have discovered miso and kinda like it!!Havent introduced it to the family though!- Re: I was just wondering how all of ... dreaming ofhawaii
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This is a reply to # 834,611Yes, we do have miso over here, of course. The Japanese drink miso soup with almost every meal. From what I have read the fermented soy is okay. It doesn't disrupt the estrogen as much as the other forms of soy. Like the soy milk, soy nut butters, tofu. Americans always over do everything. Miso is wonderful. My daughter likes the raw miso soup with buckwheat noodles in it. They are the dry noodles that you quickly cook. Occasionally, I will let her have soy nut butter because she is allergic to peanuts, no more than once a week.
Maybe you can make smoothies in a regular blender. Strawberries, bananas, grapes, papaya, possibly even apples will blend smoothly. I even freeze the cut up fruits sometimes. Soak flax seeds and sunflower seeds (raw) ahead of time or overnight in the blender and they should be smooth, also. Add some VCO; that will help the thyroid. I put my maca, mesquite, cacao powder, etc. in the smoothies. I bought the maca powder on eBay. It is quite good. I don't know if he sells it all of the time.
The modifilan is expensive. I only give it to her about 10 days out of the month. I open the pill and sprinkle it on applesauce. Did your daughter's period start yet? Doing all of this once it has started is great incentive. My daughter does not want to go through that every month.
Hope this helps, Aloha and Good Luck
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