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found a natural wonder cure for VA

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evelyn37524
evelyn37524

As a natural alternative to VA try Fenugreek seeds. you can also get powdered seeds or leaves, but the seeds work best for me (1 large tbs soaked in boiling water overnight x 1 pint.Take half in the morning and half at bedtime. literally I was back to normal after less than 24 hours. its known as a natural HRT and eases most femal discomforts. I am so relieved by this MIRACLE that I had to share it with anyone looking for a natural alternative to HRT. I would love to hear from anyone who has tried this and has had the same positive reaction as I have had. Its been three months and the only discomfort I have experienced is having a slight vaginal discomfort a few times over the months, which I clear up with sudocream.. 

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  • lee12629
    lee12629 evelyn37524

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    I dont know if you had the ureathal irritaion,need to go to the bathroom alot of women get,did the seeds help that too,or specifically what symptoms did they help?Burning etc.Also alot of us have vulva irritation.Did it help that also?Sorry about all the questions,this is just all so new.
    • evelyn37524
      evelyn37524 lee12629

      Posted

      basically it alleviates all the discomfort associated with V.A. i sometimes use it as a vaginal soak if i sense a slight itch, which is rare.
    • lee12629
      lee12629 evelyn37524

      Posted

      Well i am so glad this has worked for you and thank you for passing the information on to us.
    • evelyn37524
      evelyn37524 lee12629

      Posted

      thanks, i wanted to send out a bit of hope to all those ladies at their  wits end, like I was. if juse one person benifits from my info then its good news. I would love to hear from anyone  later on) who has tried it with the same positive effect as I am having.
    • beverly52803
      beverly52803 evelyn37524

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      evelyn, did it affect your intestines at all? I ask because it's recommended for constipation as well. That could be disastrous for me, so I'm a bit leary of trying it. Already have digestive issues.
    • evelyn37524
      evelyn37524 beverly52803

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      Beverly,possably your bowels may become a tiny bit looser in the beginning, but your body adjusts it. Why dont you make it a bit weaker to start with and see how you go. If you dont notice any intestinal problems after a few days, then make it a bit stronger. Usually a large tbs is sufficent for 2 glasses.My 88 year old mother in law takes the same dosage as I do with no adverse effects so I wouldn't worry too much. If you find it doesent suit you  then stop taking it,although its very unlikely to harm you at all providing you are not taking certain meds you think may interfere with it.I have suffered all my life with intestinal problems and I haven't experienced any problems after taking it  twice a day for the past three months. I also take the powder sprinkled on most of my food for its amazing nutritional properties. Give it a chancecheesygrin
    • beverly52803
      beverly52803 evelyn37524

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      I did consider trying a weaker concotion. May do so yet, but I'm the type that can't leave home without knowing where all the bathrooms are along the route. And it got much worse (like most things) with menopause. I know there are certain foods that can make it worse (sometimes) yet they won't another time. Very unpredictable and nearly uncontollable. I get most concerned that I'm not getting enough nutrients from what I eat because it doesn't get properly digested. Typically I use psyllium to bulk up the stool.

      When I had to have a colonoscopy I literally spent the entire night sitting on the loo as a reaction to the prep; swore I would never put myself through it again and haven't.

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