Date:   8/21/2007 5:09:26 PM ( 17 y ago)
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OK, this is my theory. There are estrogen receptors. Either put plant estrogens in them or let the bodies' estrogen go in. I think eating flax and soy (here come the tomatoes for me now) are good estrogens for people with problematic estrogen.

I actually have some practical experience here. I have had several friends who suffered from heavy bleeding, as I did before I got it under control. I mean bleeding so bad it prevented them from leaving the house. One worked for me and called me after going to the hospital saying she needed a hysterectomy, that she couldn't afford it and that the doctors said that was all they could offer her. I told her I could give her a protocol, but that it was strict and she would probably have to stay on it the rest of her life. She was willing. I gave her, simplified, a protocol I devised myself, with combinations of diet (protein and vegetables, avoid red meat, fried foods, grains, sugar, caffeine), good amounts of soy, vitamin E, calcium and magnesium, and abdominal massage. She told me the next month she had a "normal" period and planned on staying on that diet. Several months later, she became pregnant, but lost the baby. The next year she became pregnant and delivered a healthy baby girl. This after being married for some fifteen years and never getting pregnant.

My other friend also developed normal periods, but went off the protocol after a year and on the second year ended up having a hysterectomy.

I came to the theory after learning about the theory of pain receptors. If you massage someone's back, or whatever, you can lessen the pain of a broken foot, for example, because the receptors cannot accept the two things together, and one will replace the other (for the time being, anyway)
 

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