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Old 01-31-2012, 08:59 PM
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Almost afraid to say anything...

But since starting these new minerals yesterday evening, I have had maybe 5 noticeable (barely) skips.

Now, I realize it could be psychosomatic or because my period if ending...but the decrease has been so dramatic and abrupt...I just dunno.

This month has SUCKED. I usually get them much more 7-10 days prior to my period. But this time it started earlier and was more frequent than ever before in my life. I am talking like quadruple what it normally is.

Then after my first dosing of these minerals...and wow. I am knocking on wood - believe me!!!! I am not getting my hopes up either. But if this truly is what my body has needed all this time...I will be such a relieved happy person.

I found out today that I may be losing my part time writing gig and that my tax returns will be less than half of what I was expecting. I swear, I don't even care. If my heart gets better - that is enough for me!!!

Again, I realize this may just be a short remission. But I sure am hoping this lasts. I also slept great last night and just generally feel better. I was able to go an hour on the treadmill today. My cramps stopped. I mean, what if so many of my problems...all of these years...were simply because I was not absorbing the minerals my body needed.

Knocking on wood, crossing my fingers, hoping for the best and VERY grateful to feel better in the moment!!!!!
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Old 01-31-2012, 09:11 PM
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That is awesome, I hope it continues, it could be the minerals and the end of your period as well.

Every little remission helps.
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Old 02-01-2012, 12:21 AM
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Great news! Would you mind telling me exactly what it is you are taking? I also am feeling less skips being on the Natural Calm. I'll take it. I had some bad days last week and over the weekend, but yesterday and today I have only felt a handful.
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Old 02-01-2012, 02:53 AM
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one thing i found that helps is herb tea with lemon and ginger, i dont know if it works but when i was using it i got less palps, and its non caffeinated, not decaffeinated like green tea, i believe its the only tea without caffeine
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Old 02-01-2012, 05:38 PM
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Lemon Ginger tea is really helpful for digestive issues. Lemon verbena is really good too and super relaxing.
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Old 02-01-2012, 06:04 PM
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I drink water with lemon and ginger almost daily. I do it for weight loss purposes.

As for what I am taking...here is the exact supplement... Amazon.com: Integrative Therapeutics Krebs Ionized Chelates - 100 Tablets: Health & Personal Care

Suggested dose is 4 per day. I am now taking 3. I think I will go up to 4 tomorrow.

I hadnt felt much until this afternoon. While shopping, I felt a few (maybe 10) light blips. But it was almost 3 pm and realized I hadnt eaten all day. And I do mean NOTHING. I think I tend to get them more with an empty tummy. I came home and made a protein shake. I also took my dose a little early. Since then, I haven't felt anything. (knocking on wood of course)

Went to my therapy appt today. Two big things I am working on is trusting the Dr and not searching for PROOF because there never will be. And trying to eliminate my need for reassurance. I have become a reassurance junkie. And what sucks, my family is HORRIBLE at it LOL. Probably why I am like this to begin with. I need to learn to reassure myself...and not by using the internet or calling Drs. I need to learn self soothing techniques.

I am hoping these supplements are really going to make a difference. But if not, I need to be prepared to go through more bad spells without letting it knock me on my ass. We are going to an indoor water park in a few weeks and I will be damned if these are going to ruin it for us.
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Old 02-01-2012, 06:16 PM
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I think we all need reassurance!
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Old 02-01-2012, 06:24 PM
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We do. It is natural. But I take it too far. It is never enough and the more I get the more I need the next time. Just like a junkie - seriously. I have been like this in different ways much of my life.

As a child I used to ALWAYS ask my dad (who was often absent) if he was mad at me...or 'what's wrong'. I needed constant reassurance that he loved me.

When I was with my serious boyfriends as a young adult, I did the same thing. I smothered them with my constant need for reassurance that they loved me or wouldn't leave me...of course, they left me. "do you love me?" "do you think I am pretty?" "are you cheating on me?" I mean, how annoying!!!

I don't do those things so much now. Now, it all focuses around my health basically. And sometimes with my job because I get hard and heavy criticism from that constantly. But if I can lick this...I am golden. Well, ok...maybe not golden...but much shinier than I am now.
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