terrible reaction to my birth control pill

[Guest guest]

hi,

i am 25 years old and had a terrible reaction to my birth control pill

- and mixed with too mcuh stress in my life, i kind of " blew a fuse "

and all my horomones have been out of whack... each month like a wave

they come and go - good weeks and bad weeks.... but its caused a major

upheaval in my life.

 

I go to a knesiologist who keeps tabs on me and gives me vitamins and

supplements to help balance me out, but its been very taxing and

emotionally draining - since i choose to do things the natural way...

 

I am wondering if there is anyone out there who has gone through

something similar, how they dealt with the situation and how they " got

back on their feet " ...

 

Thank you,

Deborah

[Guest guest]

Hi Deborah,

 

My system got " zotted out " a few years ago when I tried starting birth

control pills at the same time I was going through a divorce,

preparing to leave a job and preparing to move. I had some worrisome

symptoms (leg pain, etc.) from the birth control pills and quickly got

off them.

 

However, my hormones went into chaos and menstruation stopped for

about 6 months. So in addition to all the life stress I was stressed

about my health.

 

For me it was a matter of getting back in some stability (with life,

emotions, and healthy diet) and letting my health recover.

 

There are some things you can do to help open up the space to allow

your health to come back.

 

Some sort of regular meditative practice such as yoga, tai chi, etc. -

even if it is for a few just minutes a day.

 

Address your reaction to stressors. It is our reaction to things that

makes us stressed - not the events and situations themselves. I

highly recommend EFT (the Emotional Freedom Techniques) for addressing

your emotional responses to things, and there is a tutorial on the

homepage of one of my websites

http://www.eftemotionalfreedomtechnique.com/.

 

I've also started reading " The Open-Focus Brain " by Femi and Robbins

and think that would be very helpful, too. I just finished reading

the first open-focus exercise on page 25 and was really impressed with

how I could feel myself relax.

 

Also, diet and lifestyle have a profound impact on your hormones.

Regular moderate exercise and adequate sleep help a lot.

 

Also let low-glycemic fruits and vegetables be your main source of

carbohydrates. A lot of westerners overeat carbohydrates. Grains,

potatoes and some fruit (like bananas) are packed with carbs and it is

really easy to overdo it. So eat plenty leafy greens and moderate

amounts of low-glycemic fruits and vegetables - and make sure you get

some protein with every meal.

 

And take a few deep breaths whenever you think about it

 

Hope this helps...

 

Sincerely,

Pamela

 

, " Deborah " <gubertush

wrote:

>

> hi,

> i am 25 years old and had a terrible reaction to my birth control pill

> - and mixed with too mcuh stress in my life, i kind of " blew a fuse "

> and all my horomones have been out of whack... each month like a wave

> they come and go - good weeks and bad weeks.... but its caused a major

> upheaval in my life.

>

> I go to a knesiologist who keeps tabs on me and gives me vitamins and

> supplements to help balance me out, but its been very taxing and

> emotionally draining - since i choose to do things the natural way...

>

> I am wondering if there is anyone out there who has gone through

> something similar, how they dealt with the situation and how they " got

> back on their feet " ...

>

> Thank you,

> Deborah

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Deborah,

 

The pill is a blend of synthetic estrogen and progestin and certainly

isn't " the natural way " . Perhaps your body is giving you a loud and

clear message that this approach isn't right for you. I hope you

listen! There are far more natural ways to avoid pregnancy.

 

To help get your hormones back into balance, I recommend Royal Maca

from Whole World Botanicals which is organic, cooked and highly

effective. http://wholeworldbotanicals.com/info_royalmaca.html

 

Michelle

http://www.HolisticPerimenopause.com

 

 

i am 25 years old and had a terrible reaction to my birth control pill

and mixed with too mcuh stress in my life, i kind of " blew a fuse "

and all my horomones have been out of whack... each month like a wave

they come and go - good weeks and bad weeks.... but its caused a major

upheaval in my life.