Re:Monthly Hemorrhage

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Very little tissue is needed for the implantation of an egg the size

of a head of a pin. What isn't used, in a healthy, clean, body, will

be reabsorbed by the body with minimal elimination, if any. The

fertilized egg is called a zygote, and that grows to a mass of cells

that form a hollow ball called a blastocyst, then cells begin to

differentiate and form into an embryo. (However, it is also correct

to call an embryo anything from a fertilized egg up until the eighth

week.) As this transformation takes place, the tissues surrounding

the new life remain and prepare to protect and nourish. So, the

tissues there at the time of the " period " are only preparing for a

very small embryo, not a fetus, and not a baby.

 

There are raw food eating mothers that have claimed not to have a

bloody period and to have conceived children brought to full term. I

recently heard of one, and she has three children. If I run across it

again, I'll be sure to post a link to the source.

 

Personally, I think it would be great if there was no need for an

industry that finally figured out the benefit of wings. ;-) I guess

the Menses Industry finally hired a woman to design their

products...or something!

 

Janet

 

rawfood , " Belinda " <MistyBlueTN wrote:

 

But the material needs to be there to begin with. It would be needed

if a baby is conceived.

 

Without the extra tissue and extra blood, the uteruas would not be

prepared for a baby.

 

What you are speaking of(no more monthly shedding of blood) is in no

way a natural state for a fertile woman to be in.

 

It is like saying, my body is so healthy and non toxic, that I don't

sweat anymore, or no more mucus needed to get rid of bacteria, viruses

and toxins in the body.

 

By the way. Not all women have cramps and bloating. I have

discovered that a healthy diet and excersise does prevent the cramps

and bloating or decrease the severity of it. The same for PMS. It

has got to where I can seldom even tell when my menstrual cycle is to

begin. I have to keep looking at the calender.

 

Oh and a lot of money is being made on toilet paper, tissues,

cottonballs, diapers, etc. So what?

 

 

Belinda The body clearly has no use for the material it has to eliminate.

When women eat cleanly and live healthily (fresh air, sun, exercise,

etc.), the blood, and material that is shed, begins to dissipate.

There is a lot of money being made on this bloody issue, and lots of

trash going into landfills. Why not consider it another reason to

attain good health? Personally, I'm OK with not experiencing the

bloating, the cramps, and the BLOOD. If I feel good, that is a

symptom of healthy living. Who needs a bloody period?

 

Janet

rawfood , School Of Rawk <schoolofrawk@> 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 Yes, and no, Janet. Yes, a healthy body is fit and fertile, but

bleeding has not been proven to mean unhealthy living. You are right

that a lot of the " norms " are off for what's truly normal, but women

can still get too low body fat. Anyone can. Fat is not evil!