I think im starting to lose it!!!.....

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Permalink Reply by Audrey Walker on March 25, 2009 at 11:37am

Hi all,

I just started a post about this, I totally missed this one.

I haven't bled in about three to four years and I know I still ovulate regularly. I definitely feel it.

I'm at a normal weight by conventional standards. 5ft 7.5 inches and 125lbs.

The only time it came back was when I went through a phase of eating too many avocados. When I dropped the excess fat it went away again.

Gotta love low fat raw!!!

Audrey

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Permalink Reply by TheBananaGirl on March 25, 2009 at 11:57am

Thats great to know Audrey, I would love to give mine the flick for good! - how much overt fat do you include in your diet these days? How often would you have avocados?

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Permalink Reply by Audrey Walker on March 25, 2009 at 1:08pm

Hi Freelea,

I don't eat much fat at all. I love avos but they don't love me. :-) I can't do nuts at all, they keep me up all night and hurt my back and I feel icky the next day. Avos just make me feel sluggish and a little depressed.

I eat about one avocado per week (maybe two if they are the really tiny ones), usually on a salad. I always eat it the night before I know I can have a lazy, relaxed day because I know I won't feel like doing much the next day.

Other than that its all fruit with some greens. I definitely eat way less greens than is recommend on 8/1/1. I just don't like them much and they also make my back hurt. I think it might be a digestion thing. I don't know.

Anyway, I love not bleeding anymore. But cooked fooders in my life that I share that with worry about it, so I usually don't tell anyone anymore.

Blessings,

Audrey

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Permalink Reply by MADO on November 17, 2009 at 5:03am

How do you know greens make your back hurt?

Kveta the fruitarian says greens are toxic to humans

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Permalink Reply by Audrey Walker on March 25, 2009 at 1:46pm

LOL! I thought they were long gone! At least in that PETA pic I saw. :-) You are too cute!!!

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Permalink Reply by Dr Gosia O'Reilly on March 25, 2009 at 1:52pm

Freelea, you know how to capture the negative attention hee hee! Statistically speaking, it works so well... :)))

I am a bad study case, as I am 45, and at my age my mum was already after the menopause. I seem still to ovulate, but my periods are a mystery. Irregular, and not very much at all. So it is hard to tell what are the factors, my age or my diet. Dietwise, I am not into nuts or seeds, I don't have much avoes either (last time I had one was perhaps two weeks ago). I am slim but in my opinion still have some excess fat on me (I sit a lot in my work). I am not into greens, like Audrey, and love fruit mainly, but I think I am getting persuaded to try some green juices (for the skin and hair)...

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Permalink Reply by Banana_Biscuit on November 17, 2009 at 4:23am

Ok, so I'm all for getting off of this dreadful pill as I hate the side effects & am sure that my PCOS will clear up with the raw diet. However, I don't get how the birth control method is figured out. If you don't bleed monthly or only every few months, how do you know when to avoid your husband so you don't get pregnant? I always hate saying that because it makes me sound like I don't want children which is absolutely not the case. We can't wait to be parents, just not right away. I wish I could be 100% natural & accept everything as it comes, but with all that's going on in the economy (blah. blah, blah) & our finances, it's just not a good idea for the baby to come into that right now. My husband in in socail work & his job is always on the line to be cut with the state taking away money each year from children's social welfare. I dunno, I'm just not ready to get pregnant yet but love to love on my hubs so what do I do?!?! Sorry if that was TMI. :)

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Permalink Reply by hannah on November 17, 2009 at 9:44am

If you take your temperature, it should drop on the day your period would start if you were to have one.

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Permalink Reply by Stefani on November 17, 2009 at 12:09pm

I would like to get off my birth control as well. I only recently decided this because I'm absolutely sick of taking it, and I don't really think it's a great idea to take it anymore. In my case though, I don't want to get pregnant because I definitely don't want kids, not now, and probably not ever. I'm not in a relationship and I don't have sex very often, but when I do, I definitely don't get pregnant and don't trust condoms alone. I always felt OK with the pill/condom combo, so I'm going to have to figure something out as well.

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Permalink Reply by MADO on November 17, 2009 at 4:33am

I have heard animals in the wild get their monthlies.

My dog has always been a raw meaty bones dog and she gets it

but who knows, I mean who is going to follow a wild animal around and test it for period?

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Permalink Reply by MADO on November 17, 2009 at 5:02am

jealoius !! I have been raw 7 years, 3 years all fruit and i still get it 3 days i dont wear anything though just wipe when toilet

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