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Dealing wth Premenstrual Syndrome
Which PMS symptoms do you get? Are your symptoms tolerable or really disruptive? How do you deal with PMS, and what, if anything, helps you the most?

A Gift

Posted by: moonjizo086 on Tue Jan 22, 2008
I have found a few tricks that have really helped me to transform my perspective on "PMS". One woman mentioned the Zinc and Calcium remedy...I am a firm believer in both of these as well as adding an Omega supplement like fish oil. I know it may not be a delightful experience to begin the process of taking fish oil...Actually you will probably burb the yummy flavor for the first few days. However, keeping them in the refrigerator or freezer helps a lot. You can also try adding bergamot oil to your diet if you are opposed to fish oil.

The other shift that has been a gift is simply looking at those emotions that arise around my moon. Once I started paying attention I realized that my emotions (good and bad) were accentuated at this time. If I was in love I experienced an intense love. If there was something at the core of my life that was frustrating me...well as you can imagine the frustration freak came out. I also realized that the more I actually honored and listened to my cycle the less 'negative' emotions I experienced. It was almost as though I had ended a war with myself that allowed for a more peaceful period and a more insightful life.

I truly believe as women we are given this incredible gift of hormones. Perhaps the beauty is in how we receive the gift.

...and exercise, and nutrition, etc.

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