Comments for PMS Central http://blog.pmscentral.com Dedicated to minimizing the effects of PMS in your life Sat, 19 May 2012 03:11:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on An End to PMS! by catherineio http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/06/07/an-end-to-pms/%#comment-498 catherineio Tue, 26 Jan 2010 00:49:17 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=114#comment-498 Fielding Graduate University dissertation research project is currently seeking participants for a study on women’s experiences with PMS. The purpose of the study seeks to better understand the relationship between PMS, depression, anxiety, and locus of control. The study requires completion of 3 questionnaires, will take approximately 1/2 to 1 hour, is strictly confidential, and will be conducted via the internet. Participants must be women between the ages of 18 and 45 years of age and have had menstrual cycles for their three previous cycles. Thank you for your consideration. If you are interested in participating, please follow the link below. https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FYDZBJP Fielding Graduate University dissertation research project is currently seeking participants for a study on women’s experiences with PMS. The purpose of the study seeks to better understand the relationship between PMS, depression, anxiety, and locus of control. The study requires completion of 3 questionnaires, will take approximately 1/2 to 1 hour, is strictly confidential, and will be conducted via the internet. Participants must be women between the ages of 18 and 45 years of age and have had menstrual cycles for their three previous cycles. Thank you for your consideration. If you are interested in participating, please follow the link below.

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]]> Comment on Killing the Pain of PMS by lisa http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/07/06/killing-the-pain-of-pms/%#comment-496 lisa Mon, 22 Jun 2009 17:14:20 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=118#comment-496 For me I quit using tampons and that made a big difference the cramping and irritability were much less. I found that tampons only added to my discomfort so I found something called <a href="http://winalitepro.com/love-moon-sanitary-napkin-anion.html" rel="nofollow">Winalite</a>. It is a sanitary pad free of chemicals and synthetic materials. They have something unique called an anion strip embedded in every pad it is antibacterial and has numerous benefits. I recommend checking out the site it has great information and could be just what you are looking for. For me I quit using tampons and that made a big difference the cramping and irritability were much less. I found that tampons only added to my discomfort so I found something called Winalite. It is a sanitary pad free of chemicals and synthetic materials. They have something unique called an anion strip embedded in every pad it is antibacterial and has numerous benefits. I recommend checking out the site it has great information and could be just what you are looking for.

]]> Comment on PMS Headache by PMS Central Blog Archive PMS Headache | Joint Pain Relief http://blog.pmscentral.com/2007/10/23/pms-headache/%#comment-495 PMS Central Blog Archive PMS Headache | Joint Pain Relief Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:33:36 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=46#comment-495 [...] PMS Central Blog Archive PMS Headache Posted by root 21 minutes ago (http://blog.pmscentral.com) Oct 23 2007 pms headaches can range form a dull annoying ache to sharp pains that require pms headaches usually occur in tandem with other pms symptoms such as fatigue joint pain decreased urination leave a reply you must be logged in to post a comment pm Discuss  |  Bury |  News | PMS Central Blog Archive PMS Headache [...] […] PMS Central Blog Archive PMS Headache Posted by root 21 minutes ago (http://blog.pmscentral.com) Oct 23 2007 pms headaches can range form a dull annoying ache to sharp pains that require pms headaches usually occur in tandem with other pms symptoms such as fatigue joint pain decreased urination leave a reply you must be logged in to post a comment pm Discuss  |  Bury |  News | PMS Central Blog Archive PMS Headache […]

]]> Comment on Male PMS? by alphadominance http://blog.pmscentral.com/2007/09/25/male-pms/%#comment-494 alphadominance Mon, 17 Nov 2008 19:24:54 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=30#comment-494 First off men can and do cope just as competently with whatever life has to throw at them as well as women, and if they had to deal with female style PMS, they would do no worse a job at it. Given depression statistics women probably have a harder time coping than men, but to be fair I'll leave it at equal competence. That aside, men sometimes do suffer from a condition that has now been termed Male PMS or Irritable male syndrome, and this results from low testosterone levels, which cause the hormone estradiol to take precedence, causing many of the symptoms women exhibit during PMS. The difference is that rather than being cyclical, it results from behavior and social status. As our twisted culture continues to devalue and undermine male cultural roles and attributes, and fewer and fewer men have an arena of supremacy, be it the office, home, dojo or whatever, these hapless fellow's testosterone levels are suppressed. Stress further exacerbates this situation resulting in men who have been symbolically castrated by a culture that deems them worthless. If they don't have the wherewithal to engage in the behaviors that increase their testosterone levels, they will be subjected to a life of so called Male PMS. Men need to have routine sex, and an arena in which they dominate to maintain testosterone levels. Sadly, so many have fallen for the feminist supposition that if they be nice sensitive unassuming men women will like them and they will be successful. We now have a whole generation of men raised by single mothers and daughters of the feminist revolution that have utterly misled their sons in what makes women happy, and makes men of them. Television and the media further perpetuate the stereotype of the man as helpless pudgy chump, not fit to diaper his child or prepare a meal, let alone earn a living. This is pure feminist claptrap. Today most men and women alike couldn't cook a meal if their lives depended on it. Both must typically work to support the most modest of lifestyles. Most women are no more competent than most men, and a recognition of the value of the male as well as the female, would help us balance and heal our society. For men to be men, they need acknowledgement of their value as men. We need to accept that children do need fathers. Women do like manly men, rather than cowtowing wretches. As males reconnect with their traditional roles, their bitchiness and "PMS" will recede naturally. Read more here: http://alphadominance.com/?p=269 http://alphadominance.com First off men can and do cope just as competently with whatever life has to throw at them as well as women, and if they had to deal with female style PMS, they would do no worse a job at it. Given depression statistics women probably have a harder time coping than men, but to be fair I’ll leave it at equal competence.

That aside, men sometimes do suffer from a condition that has now been termed Male PMS or Irritable male syndrome, and this results from low testosterone levels, which cause the hormone estradiol to take precedence, causing many of the symptoms women exhibit during PMS. The difference is that rather than being cyclical, it results from behavior and social status. As our twisted culture continues to devalue and undermine male cultural roles and attributes, and fewer and fewer men have an arena of supremacy, be it the office, home, dojo or whatever, these hapless fellow’s testosterone levels are suppressed. Stress further exacerbates this situation resulting in men who have been symbolically castrated by a culture that deems them worthless. If they don’t have the wherewithal to engage in the behaviors that increase their testosterone levels, they will be subjected to a life of so called Male PMS.

Men need to have routine sex, and an arena in which they dominate to maintain testosterone levels. Sadly, so many have fallen for the feminist supposition that if they be nice sensitive unassuming men women will like them and they will be successful. We now have a whole generation of men raised by single mothers and daughters of the feminist revolution that have utterly misled their sons in what makes women happy, and makes men of them. Television and the media further perpetuate the stereotype of the man as helpless pudgy chump, not fit to diaper his child or prepare a meal, let alone earn a living. This is pure feminist claptrap. Today most men and women alike couldn’t cook a meal if their lives depended on it. Both must typically work to support the most modest of lifestyles. Most women are no more competent than most men, and a recognition of the value of the male as well as the female, would help us balance and heal our society.

For men to be men, they need acknowledgement of their value as men. We need to accept that children do need fathers. Women do like manly men, rather than cowtowing wretches.

As males reconnect with their traditional roles, their bitchiness and “PMS” will recede naturally.

Read more here: http://alphadominance.com/?p=269

http://alphadominance.com

]]> Comment on Killing the Pain of PMS by zylphia27610 http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/07/06/killing-the-pain-of-pms/%#comment-493 zylphia27610 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 11:03:16 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=118#comment-493 I have tried all these things for PMS and it seems that nothing really works that well. I can count on a migraine once a month with my cycle and would definatly say that is my worst complaint about PMS. The one thing I haven't tried is the foot massage for irritability and I surely will try it. I also think that if it works that my boyfriend would probably want to thank you personally! I have tried all these things for PMS and it seems that nothing really works that well. I can count on a migraine once a month with my cycle and would definatly say that is my worst complaint about PMS. The one thing I haven’t tried is the foot massage for irritability and I surely will try it. I also think that if it works that my boyfriend would probably want to thank you personally!

]]> Comment on Killing the Pain of PMS by 11cupcake11 http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/07/06/killing-the-pain-of-pms/%#comment-492 11cupcake11 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 01:25:19 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=118#comment-492 I used to get really bad cramps and headaches every month with my PMS, but I started to use accupuncture, and like a miracle, my cramps and headaches disappeared. It was absolutely amazing. i would recommend anyone try it!! I used to be bedbound during that time of the month but not anymore!!! PMS no more! I used to get really bad cramps and headaches every month with my PMS, but I started to use accupuncture, and like a miracle, my cramps and headaches disappeared. It was absolutely amazing. i would recommend anyone try it!! I used to be bedbound during that time of the month but not anymore!!! PMS no more!

]]> Comment on PMS and Exercise for Holistic PMS Cures by lily290 http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/07/15/pms-and-exercise-for-holistic-pms-cures/%#comment-491 lily290 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 22:49:25 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=121#comment-491 I used to have hideous cramps until I discovered a remedy quite by accident. After struggling with rosacea for many years, I read that Borage oil has anti-inflammatory properties and can decrease the facial redness associated with rosacea. When I went to the health food store to buy some, the clerk thought I wanted it for menstrual cramps. It turned out that the Borage oil helped both problems. I don't even need to take ibuprofen for the cramps anymore. I used to have hideous cramps until I discovered a remedy quite by accident. After struggling with rosacea for many years, I read that Borage oil has anti-inflammatory properties and can decrease the facial redness associated with rosacea. When I went to the health food store to buy some, the clerk thought I wanted it for menstrual cramps. It turned out that the Borage oil helped both problems. I don’t even need to take ibuprofen for the cramps anymore.

]]> Comment on PMS and Exercise for Holistic PMS Cures by jayaline http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/07/15/pms-and-exercise-for-holistic-pms-cures/%#comment-490 jayaline Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:38:01 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=121#comment-490 My mother-in-law did a lot of research about PMS at won point in her life. She claims to have found that chocolate, specifically chocolate milk, was very good at combatting the symptoms of PMS. Far be it for me to argue with an excuse to include chocolate in my diet, I tried it. Unfortunately, I'm lactose intolerant, but I found that Silk (soy milk) in chocolate flavor did actually improve my moodiness and a bit of the run-down feeling. I don't know how real or scientific it is, but it works for me! My mother-in-law did a lot of research about PMS at won point in her life. She claims to have found that chocolate, specifically chocolate milk, was very good at combatting the symptoms of PMS. Far be it for me to argue with an excuse to include chocolate in my diet, I tried it. Unfortunately, I’m lactose intolerant, but I found that Silk (soy milk) in chocolate flavor did actually improve my moodiness and a bit of the run-down feeling. I don’t know how real or scientific it is, but it works for me!

]]> Comment on PMS: Not too Sexy for My Shirt! by carol http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/07/09/pms-not-too-sexy-for-my-shirt/%#comment-489 carol Fri, 22 Aug 2008 19:54:34 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=119#comment-489 This is an excellent idea for dealing with PMS cramps. Not only is it helpful on its own, but it can also help get us in "the mood" for some play time with our men - they're sure to enjoy that as a break in between dealing with our mood swings. This is an excellent idea for dealing with PMS cramps. Not only is it helpful on its own, but it can also help get us in “the mood” for some play time with our men - they’re sure to enjoy that as a break in between dealing with our mood swings.

]]> Comment on PMS…Safe not Sorry by aureliaz http://blog.pmscentral.com/2008/07/12/pmssafe-not-sorry/%#comment-488 aureliaz Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:26:49 +0000 http://blog.pmscentral.com/?p=120#comment-488 Oh my goodness, I know EXACTLY where you are coming from. I think I left scratch marks on my brother the last time I found out he took my last bar of chocolate. I was fuming and craving! A horrible sensation. But one that is amusing nevertheless. Ah the weird things PMS do to our bodies. Oh my goodness, I know EXACTLY where you are coming from. I think I left scratch marks on my brother the last time I found out he took my last bar of chocolate. I was fuming and craving! A horrible sensation. But one that is amusing nevertheless. Ah the weird things PMS do to our bodies.

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