Been waiting to get my iud out, just got it out today and rewatched all of your videos. Also about to order those books!
@LissaxKristine Жыл бұрын
Well, I'm not surprised that video was such a hit. KZread LOVES recommending that one to me (even though it's irrelevant to my life, and I've already watched it). I've never been on hormonal birth control (and I see no reason to start at this time; my birth control method is basically as fool-proof as it can be though there was ONE time it didn't quite work...). I definitely deal with PMS mood swings, and the first day or two of my period can be brutal, though. So even though I don't relate to the experience of coming off Birth control, you sharing your journey has helped me learn more about my own body. I tried the Flo Living Cycle syncing supplements. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any positive changes from them- and I went from having a fairly regular (every 28 days like clockwork) period to dealing with some slight irregularities where some months my period doesn't show until nearly a week after it's supposed to. Those irregularities haven't entirely gone away since I stopped taking the supplements, and fortunately for my budget, I haven't noticed any other difference since I stopped taking them. I take the Harmoni gummies religiously. I'm not sure they're actually helping, but they taste good, and I'm afraid to see what happens if I stop them. And even though I don't intentionally follow any of the dietary suggestions from the cycle syncing books, I think just eating an overall healthy/balanced diet and exercising regularly has made a difference. While some of my physical period symptoms are still an issue, I feel like I'm slightly less of a horrible person around my period. 🫀 🤣
@cmy20091Ай бұрын
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@CodexPotter Жыл бұрын
Hormonal birth control literally saves my life. I've been hospitalized more than once for my periods. My natural cycle is about 8 weeks long and when I first went on birth control I had a whole slew of tests to make sure I didn't have cancer or something. I think people should have the info to make educated choices for themselves. So often it's you have period issues, take birth control and no other options are really presented. I also wonder if any of her recommendations could help someone on birth control because honestly everything's related in our bodies.
@CodexPotter
Жыл бұрын
Also for inositol you need the 40:1 myo to d chiro ratio. I use ovasitol and it helps a lot with PCOS symptoms and insulin resistance and such, not just fertility. I love now supplements too but there's so few studies on inositol and a lot of inositol supplements are only myo which is basically just fiber. My obgyn (the best one in the whole world lol) fully supports my d vitamin and b vitamin from now but she explained all that about inositol to me so I do go with the fancy pants one lol
@DivaandtheDivine
11 ай бұрын
That's super helpful information!
@sixelaland Жыл бұрын
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@audreyryan3710 Жыл бұрын
What is Bla Bla Bla? You often say it but what does it mean!!!!!
@DivaandtheDivine
Жыл бұрын
Blah blah blah? They’re filler words like “yada yada yada” or “ etc. etc.”
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Been waiting to get my iud out, just got it out today and rewatched all of your videos. Also about to order those books!
Well, I'm not surprised that video was such a hit. KZread LOVES recommending that one to me (even though it's irrelevant to my life, and I've already watched it). I've never been on hormonal birth control (and I see no reason to start at this time; my birth control method is basically as fool-proof as it can be though there was ONE time it didn't quite work...). I definitely deal with PMS mood swings, and the first day or two of my period can be brutal, though. So even though I don't relate to the experience of coming off Birth control, you sharing your journey has helped me learn more about my own body. I tried the Flo Living Cycle syncing supplements. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any positive changes from them- and I went from having a fairly regular (every 28 days like clockwork) period to dealing with some slight irregularities where some months my period doesn't show until nearly a week after it's supposed to. Those irregularities haven't entirely gone away since I stopped taking the supplements, and fortunately for my budget, I haven't noticed any other difference since I stopped taking them. I take the Harmoni gummies religiously. I'm not sure they're actually helping, but they taste good, and I'm afraid to see what happens if I stop them. And even though I don't intentionally follow any of the dietary suggestions from the cycle syncing books, I think just eating an overall healthy/balanced diet and exercising regularly has made a difference. While some of my physical period symptoms are still an issue, I feel like I'm slightly less of a horrible person around my period. 🫀 🤣
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Hormonal birth control literally saves my life. I've been hospitalized more than once for my periods. My natural cycle is about 8 weeks long and when I first went on birth control I had a whole slew of tests to make sure I didn't have cancer or something. I think people should have the info to make educated choices for themselves. So often it's you have period issues, take birth control and no other options are really presented. I also wonder if any of her recommendations could help someone on birth control because honestly everything's related in our bodies.
@CodexPotter
Жыл бұрын
Also for inositol you need the 40:1 myo to d chiro ratio. I use ovasitol and it helps a lot with PCOS symptoms and insulin resistance and such, not just fertility. I love now supplements too but there's so few studies on inositol and a lot of inositol supplements are only myo which is basically just fiber. My obgyn (the best one in the whole world lol) fully supports my d vitamin and b vitamin from now but she explained all that about inositol to me so I do go with the fancy pants one lol
@DivaandtheDivine
11 ай бұрын
That's super helpful information!
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What is Bla Bla Bla? You often say it but what does it mean!!!!!
@DivaandtheDivine
Жыл бұрын
Blah blah blah? They’re filler words like “yada yada yada” or “ etc. etc.”
❤❤
@DivaandtheDivine
Жыл бұрын
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@DivaandtheDivine
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