Guest guest Posted August 11, 2006 Report Share Posted August 11, 2006 My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to what I had giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she has very heavy flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have moderated by now. Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let up. I was actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give her Lobelia and it finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use Red Rasperry leaf tea regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of Doc's female products would be good for her. She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all recommendations from you folks about which cleanses she should focus on as well as an herbal regimine she needs for hormone balancing. Thanks, Monica Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2006 Report Share Posted August 11, 2006 Dear Monica, Our female formula would address the cramps easily, BUT what Lessa consumes in her diet most probably is contributing to the cramp issues. NOW HERE THIS: ALL YOUNG CRAMPY women ( old cranky menopausal ones too)... contact us and order Doc's FREE cd. and BE HAPPY... our products will address your issues and put you on the path to better health . We are here to help!! I expect all who read this to get in touch with us and make cramps and crankiness EXTINCT !! I will be happy to help all of you. Life is too short to be unhappy or crampy. I will expect a zillion e-mails by Monday they will be processed in the order in which they are rec'vd. I look forward to hearing from and helping you as well. Best in Health Joanne Herbalist/ Educator/ Doc's right hand gal Organic Solutions - Valorie Shillington Office Manager Friday, August 11, 2006 5:18 PM Fw: Herbal Remedies - Severe menstral cramping - The Grubb Family herbal remedies Friday, August 11, 2006 9:55 AM Herbal Remedies - Severe menstral cramping My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to what I had giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she has very heavy flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have moderated by now. Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let up. I was actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give her Lobelia and it finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use Red Rasperry leaf tea regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of Doc's female products would be good for her. She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all recommendations from you folks about which cleanses she should focus on as well as an herbal regimine she needs for hormone balancing. Thanks, Monica Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2006 Report Share Posted August 11, 2006 She sounds very much like me and my periods. This is caused by a hormonal imbalence. A cleanse is a good thing, but she has to cut out all hormones from her foods. Otherwise it will not gwt better. Ramona Quoting The Grubb Family <dbgrubb: > > My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to what I had > giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she has very heavy > flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have moderated by now. > > Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let up. I was > actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give her Lobelia and it > finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use Red Rasperry leaf tea > regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of Doc's female products would be > good for her. > > She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all recommendations > from you folks about which cleanses she should focus on as well as an herbal > regimine she needs for hormone balancing. > > Thanks, > Monica > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 11, 2006 Report Share Posted August 11, 2006 Hi Monica, I used to have similar cramps, they went away for a bit, but I think they are returning. The last time this happened (last week) my SO gave me 5 oz of fresh wheat grass juice (he has a press/juicer) and they vanished within 15 minutes and never returned. I don't take pain meds for anything, so its especially hard. I was lucky the worst of it was on the weekend and not when I'm trying to work! I look forward to hearing other suggestions. Carla herbal remedies , " The Grubb Family " <dbgrubb wrote: > > > My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to what I had giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she has very heavy flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have moderated by now. > > Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let up. I was actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give her Lobelia and it finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use Red Rasperry leaf tea regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of Doc's female products would be good for her. > > She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all recommendations from you folks about which cleanses she should focus on as well as an herbal regimine she needs for hormone balancing. > > Thanks, > Monica > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 12, 2006 Report Share Posted August 12, 2006 I had this problem when I was a teenager; the doctor put me on the strongest pain prescription and it didn't help much. I fimally discovered the answer and it was a combination of Calcium and Magnesium, better with Vitamin D also, with a 1 to 1 ratio of calcium and magnesium. Take the cal/mag everyday. The other thing that I added later was an essential fatty acid, taken days before the period, like evening primrose, borage and black currant combination (high in gla). > herbal remedies , " The Grubb Family " > <dbgrubb@> wrote: > > > > > > My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to > what I had giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she > has very heavy flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have > moderated by now. > > > > Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let > up. I was actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give > her Lobelia and it finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use > Red Rasperry leaf tea regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of > Doc's female products would be good for her. > > > > She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all > recommendations from you folks about which cleanses she should focus > on as well as an herbal regimine she needs for hormone balancing. > > > > Thanks, > > Monica > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 12, 2006 Report Share Posted August 12, 2006 herbal remedies , " Carla " <rose.carla wrote: > > Hi Monica, > > I used to have similar cramps, they went away for a bit, but I think > they are returning. The last time this happened (last week) my SO gave > me 5 oz of fresh wheat grass juice (he has a press/juicer) and they > vanished within 15 minutes and never returned. I don't take pain meds > for anything, so its especially hard. I was lucky the worst of it was > on the weekend and not when I'm trying to work! I look forward to > hearing other suggestions. > > Carla > > > > herbal remedies , " The Grubb Family " > <dbgrubb@> wrote: > > > > > > My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to > what I had giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she > has very heavy flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have > moderated by now. > > > > Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let > up. I was actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give > her Lobelia and it finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use > Red Rasperry leaf tea regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of > Doc's female products would be good for her. > > > > She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all > recommendations from you folks about which cleanses she should focus > on as well as an herbal regimine she needs for hormone balancing. > > > > Thanks, > > Monica > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2006 Report Share Posted August 14, 2006 I have also have had this problem since I was a teenager. The doctor my mother took me to told me to get pregnant to deal with the cramp issue. My Mom was furious. This started my total distrust of Doctors. I found the cal/mag combination many years later have great success with it. Although I consider the cal/mag combination just a bandaid. It doesn't seem to solve the problem since I still had the cramps. It just elimates the cramps usually within 20 min. However, I just started taking Virgin Coconut Oil every day (2 Tbsp) and this time around had no cramps at all although my co-workers were telling me that I looked pale and "grey" looking. Didn't have the excruiating pain, just didn't feel good. What is the Essential fatty acid supposed to do for this problem? Carrol fire888earth wrote: I had this problem when I was a teenager; the doctor put me on the strongest pain prescription and it didn't help much. I fimally discovered the answer and it was a combination of Calcium and Magnesium, better with Vitamin D also, with a 1 to 1 ratio of calcium and magnesium. Take the cal/mag everyday. The other thing that I added later was an essential fatty acid, taken days before the period, like evening primrose, borage and black currant combination (high in gla). herbal remedies , "The Grubb Family" <dbgrubb@> wrote: My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to what I had giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she has very heavy flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have moderated by now. Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let up. I was actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give her Lobelia and it finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use Red Rasperry leaf tea regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of Doc's female products would be good for her. She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all recommendations from you folks about which cleanses she should focus on as well as an herbal regimine she needs for hormone balancing. Thanks, Monica Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2006 Report Share Posted August 14, 2006 Isn't EPO (Evening Primrose Oil) supposed to help with this??? Anna - Carrol herbal remedies Sunday, August 13, 2006 9:44 PM Re: Herbal Remedies - Re: Severe menstral cramping I have also have had this problem since I was a teenager. The doctor my mother took me to toldme to get pregnant to deal with the cramp issue. My Mom was furious. This started my total distrustof Doctors.I found the cal/mag combination many years later have great success with it. Although I consider the cal/mag combination just a bandaid. It doesn't seem to solve the problem since I still hadthe cramps. It just elimates the cramps usually within 20 min. However, I just started taking Virgin Coconut Oil every day (2 Tbsp) and this time around had no cramps at all although my co-workers were telling me that I looked pale and "grey" looking.Didn't have the excruiating pain, just didn't feel good. What is the Essential fatty acid supposed to do for this problem?Carrolfire888earth wrote: I had this problem when I was a teenager; the doctor put me on the strongest pain prescription and it didn't help much. I fimally discovered the answer and it was a combination of Calcium and Magnesium, better with Vitamin D also, with a 1 to 1 ratio of calcium and magnesium. Take the cal/mag everyday. The other thing that I added later was an essential fatty acid, taken days before the period, like evening primrose, borage and black currant combination (high in gla). herbal remedies , "The Grubb Family" <dbgrubb@> wrote: My eldest daughter, Lessa, gets menstral cramps that are equal to what I had giving birth. It makes her throw up and pass out and she has very heavy flow. She's almost 20 and I thought it would have moderated by now. Last time, she had a continual contraction/cramp that wouldn't let up. I was actually doing lamaze with her but finally thought to give her Lobelia and it finally settled down. I'm trying to get her to use Red Rasperry leaf tea regularly. Also, I'd like a hint on which of Doc's female products would be good for her. She's wanting to do the cleanses. I'd appreciate any and all recommendations from you folks about which cleanses she should focus on as well as an herbal regimine she needs for hormone balancing. Thanks, Monica Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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