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I know this sounds crazy, however this cycle I had horrible and heavy bleeding and clotting, not to mention a tremendous amount of pain. My acupuncturist gave me herbs, however she also recommended I make some organic chicken soup.
I know it sounds crazy, however three days of the soup and I am completely back to normal. I know the two could be completely unrelated, however this is the third time I have had hormonal stuff going on, she recommended the soup, and my body came back to balance. I really do believe that food has a big impact on our bodies, and likely hormones, however this was so surprising to me.
Has anyone else had this experience, or found another food that helped?
Also, for anyone who's interested, I found a GREAT recipe that's ridiculously easy for making a whole organic chicken in a crockpot for one meal, then using the leftovers for some amazing chicken soup. Here's a link to the recipe (http://infertilityawakening.com/2011/03/30/hormones-gone-awry-try-some-chicken-noodle-soup/) if anyone is interested. It's the best recipe I've found!
I know it sounds crazy, however three days of the soup and I am completely back to normal. I know the two could be completely unrelated, however this is the third time I have had hormonal stuff going on, she recommended the soup, and my body came back to balance. I really do believe that food has a big impact on our bodies, and likely hormones, however this was so surprising to me.
Has anyone else had this experience, or found another food that helped?
Also, for anyone who's interested, I found a GREAT recipe that's ridiculously easy for making a whole organic chicken in a crockpot for one meal, then using the leftovers for some amazing chicken soup. Here's a link to the recipe (http://infertilityawakening.com/2011/03/30/hormones-gone-awry-try-some-chicken-noodle-soup/) if anyone is interested. It's the best recipe I've found!
Plus, I just saw an article on TV about a possible link between food dyes and ADHD. Makes sense. Just another reminder that fresh is best!
The amino acid profile of gelatin can be extremely beneficial for balancing the action of estrogen and progesterone.
Regularly consuming gelatinous broth (or even putting plain gelatin on your noon salad, as recommended by Edgar Cacye) can be a powerful boost for health.
Send me a private message if you'd like more information. :)
-rabbit