Monthly Hemorrhage...was Hmmm.. question for Erica

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Hope it helped.

 

 

Janet

 

rawfood , Terry Bakhtiari <pablobully wrote:

 

Thank you Janet.

 

Janet FitzGerald <waxplanet wrote: It's more than just a

correlation to low body fat, which is only low in comparison to the

general unhealthy population. If we were all slender, low body fat

would be " normal body fat " . Healthful living means that the body does

not have to utilize or create a system to eliminate foreign matter.

It is OK not to have a bloody period. The monthly cycle is not

stopped. The healthy, fit body is still fertile, though not

exhibiting symptoms (hemorrhaging) from wrongful living.

 

Janet

rawfood , Terry Bakhtiari <pablobully@> wrote:

 

So, I am still confused on if this is ok to not have one or not. If

you have a low percentage of body fat, that seems healthy, so the body

naturally stops the monthly, so does that mean it is ok?

 

Erica <schoolofrawk@> wrote: rawfood , " Janet

FitzGerald " <waxplanet@> wrote:

 

I always thought it was strange that a tiny little egg could cause

such an uproar on a monthly basis.

 

Janet - great use of language - 'cause an uproar' - LOL! Thanks for

the smile.

 

Low body fat percentage in extreme athletes does cause this, yes.

They are usually below the general recommendations for women, too,

though.

So is it a sign of great health then? It really is an interesting topic.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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