The hormone diet exclusive edition
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How were you treated for Graves Disease? Are you now hypo? Are you on thyroid replacement hormones? If so, which ones, what dosage and for how long have you been on it?
It's possible that you need to increase your med dosage, if you aren't losing weight. Typically, when thyroid hormone levels are adequate weight will come off.
If you have current labs you could post, that would be helpful for us.
m 20 and I have just found out I have pcos, just wondering if anyone ladies out there can give me some advice on loosing weight and the correct diet to have. I have done plenty of reading up online so I know all the basics, just wondering if anyone had any more advice for me! P.s I am aware of treatments from the doctors but mine isn't willing to help me out with anything, thanks!
BACK TO THE WHOLE DOCTOR TESTING, I THINK THAT THE DOCTOR COULD HAVE HAD ENOUGH COURTESY TO RETEST ME AFTER THE HORMONE TREATMENT.....I TOLD HER THAT I CUT 2/3 OF THE SUGAR OUT OF MY DIET AND WAS GOING TO MAKE LIFESTYLE CHANGES......GOING TO JOIN WEIGHT WATCHERS, SINCE I WAS UNCOMFORTABLE WITH GETTING INTO MEDICATIONS............SHE SAID THAT SHE WANTED TO SEE ME BACK IN 6 MONTHS.......I ASKED IF I NEEDED TO STOP EATING SUGAR AND JUNK FOOD AND SHE SAID "NO. JUST USE COMMON SENSE.
A smaller, independent study2 conducted in Poland examined the effects of poor neurological health and homocysteine levels and was published in the April 2009 edition of Clinical Biochemistry. It was found in the study that elevated homocysteine levels were significant independent risk factors in the development of poor neurological health.
The American Journal of Cardiology published an interesting study3 in its April 1, 2009 issue regarding plasma homocysteine levels.
We are hoping that maybe it will work naturally instead of having to go through fertility again or at least we are cautiously hoping! Has anyone used specific ovulation kit? Diet? Preseed? Thanks!
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Figure your heart rate by this formula
220 minus your age is your maximum heart rate! you should try and get your heart rate between 65% - 85% of your maximum heart rate.
I suggest buying a heart rate monitor.
He never got a good latch but I wanted him to have the best! I used the Medela pump in style and got a hands free pumping bustier on amazon. It made it so my hands didn't have to be holding the flanges. So before I brought him home I would.pump every 2 hrs day or night for 20 mins. Then when I brought him home I continued to pump every two hours during the day then at night I'd pump when he would wake.
My son was premature so I was using the hospital grade pump and I felt the Medela was comparable to that. The key is to get a good quality pump and be consistent with your pumping. I never had to take supplements or anything to boost my supply but I set a timer on my phone to pump. When he was born I pumped every two hours (and thru night) for awhile and I think that's what made my supply strong from the start.
s what made things worse, I even gained about 120 pounds since then with no diet change (although not a healthy diet) I lost 20 pounds after i started the adderall and have stayed the same now for 4-6 months.
with that said, questions- does this sound like anything specific?, should I see a endocrinologist or a urologist? Is this something that once identified can be corrected easy? If I need hormones, is there a way not to become permanently dependent on synthetics?
The first edition is available and a second edition will be available by the end of the year. Do you think the first edition is terribly out of date, and may perhaps contain inaccurate information? The second edition, at almost $100, is too expensive to consider buying. Also, how useful do you find it? Many thanks for your reply.
I certainly have found no diet that helps with periods. Food isn't going to regulate your hormone levels, so I doubt there is one. If you notice you break out after eating a certain food (i.e., chocolate, etc.), then just avoid it around times you're especially prone to breaking out.
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