Does the merino coil help with menopausal symptoms?
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Hi all
have any of you had the merino coil fitted specifically at the peri menopausal stage...does it help?
im 49, just hit the peri stage...usual symptoms plus joint pain. My friend had one of these fitted 5,years ago and is the same age. She was due a new one, started to get bloated, weepy and headachy...had a new one put in and all the symptoms she had are gone. Is it worth a shot?
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jayneejay BxB
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couldnt say hun, never had one, your friend is maybe use to the coil as had it 5 years previous..
cant think why it would help peri symptoms . unless its down to the small amount of progestin it delivers .. dont know..
maybe you and your friend are at different stages in peri .. or maybe your friend isnt even peri yet..
we are all so different .. i started peri at age 40-41 only now i am post menopause and I am age 50.
ask your doctor what he / she thinks about the merina coil for peri
i had a natural peri with supplements
will tell you Vit B6 helps no end
a good Mega B 100 complex ( containing 100mg B6 in it) holland and barrett.
and Maca ( Rain Forest 5.1) capsules
great for peri
jay xx
BxB jayneejay
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thx for your reply.
i know a couple of people that have it and their symptoms are much less severe.
im new to this menopause malarkey , it's only been happening for the last 3 months or so although the joint thing has been happening for over a year.
i was getting over 30 hot flushes a day ...total nightmare! Then I found this page. Today I've only had 4 :D
im rattling with supplements and because I started everything at the same time I can't be sure what's working but I feel way better.
i haven't tried maca though...May as well add it to the mix
jayneejay BxB
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well Solgar Chelated Magnesium are good for flushes
and Vit E 400iu a day.. 😃
i take loads too..
take care Hun
Jay xx
BxB jayneejay
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jayneejay BxB
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Wow shes a lucky lady 😀
Jealous now 😊
Jay xx
BxB jayneejay
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What to do...natural is a better option I guess but the thought of no hot flushes is rather appealing I must say!
x
jayneejay BxB
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maybe shes a lucky one anyway and didnt get the dreaded meno too severely..
I can see why your interested though..
its not good choice if your prone to infections or sensitivity though as can cause them infections etc irritability and like a rejection type of foreign matter rejection type of thing for some .. Like me ... ( hahaha hard to explain)
i never used the coil when i was fertile 150 years ago 😃
as i am so sensitive to things
when i was younger i tried the Cap once .. My oh my felt like being suffocated in there and gave me thrush in a matter of hours .. My body simply wont tolerate these type of things ..
😂
jay xx
BxB jayneejay
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maybe I'll research it a bit more , can't hurt to look into it
ill keep u posted.
I've just seen your post on maca so I'll be off now for a little read
take care J and thanks for your help x
jayneejay BxB
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yeah good luck hun..
let me know how you get on..
take care
Jayxx
BxB jayneejay
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jayneejay BxB
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total opposite.. Seemed to get leaner ..
the B6 makes you leaner too... 😃
i am 125lb
jay xx
jayneejay BxB
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vit E capsules 400iu
Vitamin E
This is an important vitamin to consider at the menopause.
Over many years clinical studies have shown its effect on reducing hot flushes.
Vitamin E is also helpful for vaginal dryness and one study showed that just 400iu taken daily for between 1 and 4 months helped 50 percent of the women given supplemental vitamin E.
Although most women fear breast cancer, our biggest killer is heart disease. There is now such a wealth of information on the beneficial effects of nutrition on heart disease and unfortunately HRT has been shown to increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
A study published in the Lancet showed that 2000 patients with arteriosclerosis (fatty deposits in the arteries) had a 75 percent reduction in their risk of heart attack when given vitamin E.
At the time, researchers claimed that vitamin E was even more effective than aspirin in reducing heart attacks.
jayneejay BxB
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i am laughing as i put B&B ( bed and breakfast )
sorry hun
BXB .. Must sort my typing out hehehe
jay xx
BxB jayneejay
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ooooo that's exciting...my middle has grown rapidly recently,
im on ....
vit d3
vit e
starfoower
primrose
apple cider vinegar
b6
all washed down with a berocca
x
BxB jayneejay
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thx again
jayneejay BxB
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well i get mine rain forest food maca 5.1 from amazon uk..
but i love in Southern Spain 😃
jay xx
jayneejay
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Jeeez my fingers tonight .
hahaha
jay xx
BxB jayneejay
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jayneejay BxB
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B6 is good .. As long as its about 100mg daily ..
For women who suffer with brain fog, and memory issues in perimenopause, low levels of B6 could be part of the problem.
Depression, confusion, and an inability to concentrate are all associated with B6 deficiency.
Vertigo, dizziness, and heart palpitations are also common complaints from women going through perimenopause.
All of these symptoms have been associated with (among other things) a B12 deficiency.
Vitamin B6 can also help with stubborn weight gain in perimenopause. It is key in the breakdown and utilization of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins in our diet, and is necessary for a healthy metabolism - both which can help manage weight.
jay xx
jayneejay BxB
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Rain forest Food Maca 5.1
150mg Vit B6
150mg Vit B1 ( but thats mainly to keep mozzys off me they hate B1)
Acidophilus mega 3 billion pro biotic
Menapol plus x 2 daily
Chelated Magnesium 400mg
Magnesium Oil spray for a back pain ..
vit E 400iu
Natecal - Calcium and Vit D3 in one chewable ..
B12 .. For energy ..
think thats it .. usually forget one ..
jay xx
BxB jayneejay
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i guess I should get the b12 then....all these tablets, I hate swallowing them...gross
why can't you just put an order in for all your supplements tailored to you and it comes altogether in a sachet powder form that tastes like sweets that you mix with sparkling water.
jayneejay BxB
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I did miss some off
Also rosehip and vit C
Kelp for thyroid health
Wow allergic to magnesium. Dohhhh
Chelate doesnt upset your tum like citrate and oxide does.they have laxative effect and boy dont i know it 😳
Jarrows B12 5000mcg Cherry Flavour red label amazon
Are the best strength and they are chewable dissolve lozenger
I use to take them but have injection now of B12 every two weeks
Ups my energy 😀
Jay xx
jayneejay BxB
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Nite ttfn
Jay x
Sandy07 jayneejay
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jayneejay Sandy07
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Lovely to hear from you ..
Which magnesium did you take ?
Seems lots of these magnesiums are citrate and oxide .. These upset your tum in the morning.. I used the effervescent from spain and every day running to the loo, now i changed to solgar chelated magnesium never had upset tum. Never..
Chelate doesnt give you the runs. My bowels are back to normal.
Did you ever receive that pain pads thing we sent for trial one .
I havent yet.
Give me two mins and i try and answer the maca question .
Be right back
Jay xx
jayneejay Sandy07
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Maca ..
Take Maca Root
There are no known drug interactions with maca, that i have seen or been on info.
Always best to google Maca and whatever Med together interaction you want to check to see if any info flags up ..
Jay xx
Sandy07 jayneejay
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jayneejay Sandy07
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we ordered the patch the same day..
but mine never came 😢
jay xx
jayneejay Sandy07
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how spooky is this ..
the Actipatch arrived today 😳
jay xxx
Sandy07 jayneejay
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Tunsc1963 BxB
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Hi I'd like more information on this subject because Il thinking of having one can you help? Thanks