Monthly Hemorrhage...was Hmmm.. question for Erica

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It's more than just a correlation to low body fat, which is only low

in comparison to the general unhealthy population. If we were all

slender, low body fat would be " normal body fat " . Healthful living

means that the body does not have to utilize or create a system to

eliminate foreign matter. It is OK not to have a bloody period. The

monthly cycle is not stopped. The healthy, fit body is still fertile,

though not exhibiting symptoms (hemorrhaging) from wrongful living.

 

Janet

 

rawfood , Terry Bakhtiari <pablobully wrote:

 

So, I am still confused on if this is ok to not have one or not. If

you have a low percentage of body fat, that seems healthy, so the body

naturally stops the monthly, so does that mean it is ok?

 

Erica <schoolofrawk wrote: rawfood ,

" Janet FitzGerald " <waxplanet@> wrote:

 

I always thought it was strange that a tiny little egg could cause

such an uproar on a monthly basis.

 

Janet - great use of language - 'cause an uproar' - LOL! Thanks for

the smile.

 

Low body fat percentage in extreme athletes does cause this, yes.

They are usually below the general recommendations for women, too,

though.

So is it a sign of great health then? It really is an interesting topic.

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Great points. There is MUCH we don't know to make the claim that it is healthy.

 

And women are supposed to have more fat FOR childbearing and female purposes.

No denying there are too little people in great shape, but that is not to say

that there aren't some who abuse their body with working out way too much and

too little fat. It is all about balance. You can be superfit in a healthy way

and superfit in an unhealthy way.

 

For a natural kotex type effect (lol), did you know you can use natural

sponges?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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" It's more than just a correlation to low body fat, which is only low

in comparison to the general unhealthy population. If we were all

slender, low body fat would be " normal body fat " . Healthful living

means that the body does not have to utilize or create a system to

eliminate foreign matter. It is OK not to have a bloody period. The

monthly cycle is not stopped. The healthy, fit body is still fertile,

though not exhibiting symptoms (hemorrhaging) from wrongful living. "

 

Janet

 

 

Yes, and no, Janet. Yes, a healthy body is fit and fertile, but bleeding has

not been proven to mean unhealthy living. You are right that a lot of the

" norms " are off for what's truly normal, but women can still get too low body

fat. Anyone can. Fat is not evil!

 

 

 

 

 

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what happened to the cup for that?

There is this guy who designedit-he even has a museum of

menstruationrawfood , School Of Rawk

<schoolofrawk wrote:

>

> Great points. There is MUCH we don't know to make the claim that it

is healthy.

>

> And women are supposed to have more fat FOR childbearing and

female purposes. No denying there are too little people in great

shape, but that is not to say that there aren't some who abuse their

body with working out way too much and too little fat. It is all about

balance. You can be superfit in a healthy way and superfit in an

unhealthy way.

>

> For a natural kotex type effect (lol), did you know you can use

natural sponges?

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Got a little couch potato?

> Check out fun summer activities for kids.

>

>

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Sponges?

Or we could just go back to using what our grandmothers and great

grandmothers (depending on how old you are) used. The reusuable,

recycleable, all natural, cotton..........rag.;o)

 

Belinda

 

 

 

> Great points. There is MUCH we don't know to make the claim that it

is healthy.

>

> And women are supposed to have more fat FOR childbearing and

female purposes. No denying there are too little people in great

shape, but that is not to say that there aren't some who abuse their

body with working out way too much and too little fat. It is all

about balance. You can be superfit in a healthy way and superfit in

an unhealthy way.

>

> For a natural kotex type effect (lol), did you know you can use

natural sponges?

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Be a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone

who knows.

> Answers - Check it out.

>

>

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i just saw the cup at wallgreens the other day- it's

called " instead "

--- emusedmary <emusedmary wrote:

 

> what happened to the cup for that?

> There is this guy who designedit-he even has a

> museum of

> menstruationrawfood , School

> Of Rawk

> <schoolofrawk wrote:

> >

> > Great points. There is MUCH we don't know to make

> the claim that it

> is healthy.

> >

> > And women are supposed to have more fat FOR

> childbearing and

> female purposes. No denying there are too little

> people in great

> shape, but that is not to say that there aren't some

> who abuse their

> body with working out way too much and too little

> fat. It is all about

> balance. You can be superfit in a healthy way and

> superfit in an

> unhealthy way.

> >

> > For a natural kotex type effect (lol), did you

> know you can use

> natural sponges?

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Got a little couch potato?

> > Check out fun summer activities for kids.

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

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I have always hemorraged a very unusually large amount - so thank

you to the universe for creating a body that would help me get rid

of toxins monthly and keep me alive all these years... (I didn't

always see it this way) I learned about sea sponges years ago and

didn't try them b/c my flow was so heavy how could that possibly

work - well, better late than never I finally tried them and geez I

am so happy with them and luna panties too! (sorry guys if TMI

sometimes we women just gotta share) The 'cup' thing looks too

manufactured and plasticy for me - the sponges are wonderful and

when you call the company for support like I did, I actually got the

owner who's been using them for 30 years... she suggested I use two

at a time until I'm more comfortable and it was not only a dream to

be this easy, I'm never w/o protection, I can travel w/no problem -

seriously, even on a bus! I've done it. And of course now either

due to my age or my body fat becoming more naturally low (who knows)

my flow isn't so present this past month... I'm definately giving

these as presents to my younger women friends who still hemorage

monthly b/c any improvement in health is still improvement!

 

Simply,

Lesa

 

rawfood , School Of Rawk <schoolofrawk

wrote:

>

> I thought the cups were leaky/difficult. I mean, how big are they?

Honest to God, they don't sound trustworthy.

>

> Sponges. Natural sea sponges, I believe. You put them in, take

them out when saturated, and clean it out and reinsert it.... I read

about them in CUNT, by Inga Muscio. I know what you're thinking, but

it is the greatest book ever. Cunt used to be a term of respect, pre-

patriarchy. Hence the title. Lots of great information. :-) VERY fun

and entertaining and informative book.

>

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oh so it's sold at a drugstore-thats good for another choice.

I've never come acrosss it-it is expensive so Iwon't get one atthis

point :-)

Emrawfood , Kerri Myers <twinkles457 wrote:

>

> i just saw the cup at wallgreens the other day- it's

> called " instead "

> --- emusedmary <emusedmary wrote:

>

> > what happened to the cup for that?

> > There is this guy who designedit-he even has a

> > museum of

> > menstruationrawfood , School

> > Of Rawk

> > <schoolofrawk@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Great points. There is MUCH we don't know to make

> > the claim that it

> > is healthy.

> > >

> > > And women are supposed to have more fat FOR

> > childbearing and

> > female purposes. No denying there are too little

> > people in great

> > shape, but that is not to say that there aren't some

> > who abuse their

> > body with working out way too much and too little

> > fat. It is all about

> > balance. You can be superfit in a healthy way and

> > superfit in an

> > unhealthy way.

> > >

> > > For a natural kotex type effect (lol), did you

> > know you can use

> > natural sponges?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Got a little couch potato?

> > > Check out fun summer activities for kids.

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> > >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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rawfood , " Belinda " <MistyBlueTN wrote:

>

> Sponges?

> Or we could just go back to using what our grandmothers and great

> grandmothers (depending on how old you are) used. The reusuable,

> recycleable, all natural, cotton..........rag.;o)

>

> Belinda

 

Yeah, you can buy organic cotton cloth pads. You soak and clean, like

cloth diapers. Maybe I'll do that. I am so addicted to tampons though.

I'll have to call my Grandma up (we call her " G2 " because my mom

is " grandma " to my 7 yr old nephew and " great-grandma " is just a

mouthful - so she's G2, like as in Grandma the 2nd). She's freakin

awesome and I'm sure she'll be like WTF? (literaly, you'd have to know

her) and laugh and tell me what they used. LOL.

[Guest guest]

Thank you Janet.

 

Janet FitzGerald <waxplanet wrote: It's more than just a

correlation to low body fat, which is only low

in comparison to the general unhealthy population. If we were all

slender, low body fat would be " normal body fat " . Healthful living

means that the body does not have to utilize or create a system to

eliminate foreign matter. It is OK not to have a bloody period. The

monthly cycle is not stopped. The healthy, fit body is still fertile,

though not exhibiting symptoms (hemorrhaging) from wrongful living.

 

Janet

 

rawfood , Terry Bakhtiari <pablobully wrote:

 

So, I am still confused on if this is ok to not have one or not. If

you have a low percentage of body fat, that seems healthy, so the body

naturally stops the monthly, so does that mean it is ok?

 

Erica <schoolofrawk wrote: rawfood ,

" Janet FitzGerald " <waxplanet@> wrote:

 

I always thought it was strange that a tiny little egg could cause

such an uproar on a monthly basis.

 

Janet - great use of language - 'cause an uproar' - LOL! Thanks for

the smile.

 

Low body fat percentage in extreme athletes does cause this, yes.

They are usually below the general recommendations for women, too,

though.

So is it a sign of great health then? It really is an interesting topic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Terry Lynn Bakhtiari

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Today and always.

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The body clearly has no use for the material it has to eliminate.

When women eat cleanly and live healthily (fresh air, sun, exercise,

etc.), the blood, and material that is shed, begins to dissipate.

There is a lot of money being made on this bloody issue, and lots of

trash going into landfills. Why not consider it another reason to

attain good health? Personally, I'm OK with not experiencing the

bloating, the cramps, and the BLOOD. If I feel good, that is a

symptom of healthy living. Who needs a bloody period?

 

Janet

 

 

rawfood , School Of Rawk <schoolofrawk wrote:

 

" It's more than just a correlation to low body fat, which is only low

in comparison to the general unhealthy population. If we were all

slender, low body fat would be " normal body fat " . Healthful living

means that the body does not have to utilize or create a system to

eliminate foreign matter. It is OK not to have a bloody period. The

monthly cycle is not stopped. The healthy, fit body is still fertile,

though not exhibiting symptoms (hemorrhaging) from wrongful living. "

 

Janet Yes, and no, Janet. Yes, a healthy body is fit and fertile, but

bleeding has not been proven to mean unhealthy living. You are right

that a lot of the " norms " are off for what's truly normal, but women

can still get too low body fat. Anyone can. Fat is not evil!

[Guest guest]

But the material needs to be there to begin with. It would be needed

if a baby is conceived.

 

Without the extra tissue and extra blood, the uteruas would not be

prepared for a baby.

 

What you are speaking of(no more monthly shedding of blood) is in no

way a natural state for a fertile woman to be in.

 

It is like saying, my body is so healthy and non toxic, that I don't

sweat anymore, or no more mucus needed to get rid of bacteria,

viruses and toxins in the body.

 

By the way. Not all women have cramps and bloating. I have

discovered that a healthy diet and excersise does prevent the cramps

and bloating or decrease the severity of it. The same for PMS. It

has got to where I can seldom even tell when my menstrual cycle is to

begin. I have to keep looking at the calender.

 

Oh and a lot of money is being made on toilet paper, tissues,

cottonballs, diapers, etc. So what?

 

 

Belinda

 

 

> The body clearly has no use for the material it has to eliminate.

> When women eat cleanly and live healthily (fresh air, sun, exercise,

> etc.), the blood, and material that is shed, begins to dissipate.

> There is a lot of money being made on this bloody issue, and lots of

> trash going into landfills. Why not consider it another reason to

> attain good health? Personally, I'm OK with not experiencing the

> bloating, the cramps, and the BLOOD. If I feel good, that is a

> symptom of healthy living. Who needs a bloody period?

>

> Janet

>

>

> rawfood , School Of Rawk <schoolofrawk@>

wrote:

>

> " It's more than just a correlation to low body fat, which is only

low

> in comparison to the general unhealthy population. If we were all

> slender, low body fat would be " normal body fat " . Healthful living

> means that the body does not have to utilize or create a system to

> eliminate foreign matter. It is OK not to have a bloody period.

The

> monthly cycle is not stopped. The healthy, fit body is still

fertile,

> though not exhibiting symptoms (hemorrhaging) from wrongful

living. "

>

> Janet Yes, and no, Janet. Yes, a healthy body is fit and fertile,

but

> bleeding has not been proven to mean unhealthy living. You are

right

> that a lot of the " norms " are off for what's truly normal, but women

> can still get too low body fat. Anyone can. Fat is not evil!

>