I would not worry yet unless you are losing copious amounts of blood, have heavy clotting or extreme pain. Your hormone levels may have changed due to improved thyroid function and possibly even improved liver function. I have read women can get pregnant for two or three years after their periods stop, so I assume we still have our hormones working somewhere. You may be growing younger before our eyes and your system is reacting like it did in the past.
You might want to get this checked out if it continues or gives you problems, but hopefully it is just a hormonal surge from your cleansing and supplementing. I also had my periods end about two years ago. However, I still get PMS almost every month (well, that's my excuse for feeling rotten and sometimes acting like a b---- or bursting into tears). I will also get cramps, but no flow. I will be staring the IP6 sometime this week-as soon as it arrives. Hmmm...I wonder. If anything happens, I'll let you know.

is the flow good or just some spotting?

...u r having u'r periods. Perhaps u are getting younger. Could that be a possibility...

Just spotting....but the last couple of days I had a very familiar feeling...you know, that dull cramping, with more discharge than usual (sorry guys). When I saw the spotting today I wasn't totally shocked considering those cramps.

I just talked to a friend at lunch. Her 72 yr old mother started her periods again at the age of 72 when she started taking heavy duty vitamins. I have no idea what they were as her mom lived in El Salvador. But she said they never explained it to her mother, and just put her on some different vitamins and it stopped.

I would welcome "Flow" back. As I never had any female problems I grieved over them stopping. It does feel like a very natural cleansing each month.

I can't quite explain it, but I did feel something from the beginning of drinking that IP6...call it intuition, I don't know.

Great, now my stomach is growling...that is familiar too!

I'll keep you posted.

Thanks for your support.

Molly

This is from a site called "Can Humans Live Longer?" - Holy crap

How to remove (chelate) excess iron (rust) from the body

The question is, what can adult males, or females who have not menstruated for years, do to remove the excess iron from their body stores? Chelation therapy is what is needed, the removal of the excess iron. Alternative medical specialists offer to perform chelation therapy via the intravenous administration of EDTA, a mineral chelator. Intravenous chelation therapy requires many treatments, maybe 30 or 40, and is somewhat costly ($3000-4000). Conventional medicine also has a mineral-chelating drug, desferrioxamine, but it is sparingly used because of side effects.

Nature's most potent rust remover is phytic acid, commonly found in whole grains, seeds and nuts. Phytic acid – also called inositol hexaphosphate, or IP6 – is comprised of six phosphorus molecules and one molecule of inositol. IP6 is provided as a food supplement extracted from rice bran (Tsuno Foods & Rice Co., Wakayama, Japan). Bran cereal has some IP6 in it, but it is already bound to minerals. The IP6 extract imported from Japan is 70 percent unbound, ready to selectively chelate (attach to) minerals as it enters the human circulatory system.28 IP6 doesn't remove minerals from bones or other needed minerals, it just removes the free unbound iron, copper, calcium, and heavy metals such as mercury, lead and cadmium. IP6 has little or no affinity for sodium, potassium, and magnesium, the important electrolyte minerals required for proper heart rhythm. Taken in between meals with water, IP6 can rid the body of excessive iron and other minerals in a short period of time, 30-90 days. Once bound to IP6 the excess minerals are excreted via the urinary flow. IP6 rice bran extract is an unheralded but potent anti-aging therapy.

The iron stores in your body will control the severity of disease and longevity. Learning how to control iron is a major, if not the primary, anti-aging factor in living organisms. The pursuit of long life requires the control of iron.