Menstruation
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2004 10:54 am
Dr Saini Wrote
you hopefully know women in prisonlike situations do not menstruate.
(Neither do nuns in nuneries, because of their spiritual devotion and their
seclusion.)
Another important reason for not menstruating might be the genetic make up,
which can be tested.
A further reason is the general psychological and physiological retardation,
some are just content to be a child forever.
In my humble opinion to menstruate would be a good sign, maybe some step to
some further development.
dr.n.s.saini
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Women in nunneries do menstruate (some even get pregnant when they have
illicit liaisons), as do women in prisons.
HOWEVER, women in concentration camps do not menstruate, usually because
there is not enough food.
The VF realises that for the woman to be successfully pregnant needs to have
access to food. If you restrict food, then menstruation will stop.
I had a patient who had gone on to some crazy diet (carrots, cucumbers and
tomatoes ONLY for months) and for obvious reason her periods stopped.
It was only when we managed to treat her homoeopathically and make her see
sense and eat reasonably that her periods started after some three months.
Rgds
Soroush
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you hopefully know women in prisonlike situations do not menstruate.
(Neither do nuns in nuneries, because of their spiritual devotion and their
seclusion.)
Another important reason for not menstruating might be the genetic make up,
which can be tested.
A further reason is the general psychological and physiological retardation,
some are just content to be a child forever.
In my humble opinion to menstruate would be a good sign, maybe some step to
some further development.
dr.n.s.saini
===========
Women in nunneries do menstruate (some even get pregnant when they have
illicit liaisons), as do women in prisons.
HOWEVER, women in concentration camps do not menstruate, usually because
there is not enough food.
The VF realises that for the woman to be successfully pregnant needs to have
access to food. If you restrict food, then menstruation will stop.
I had a patient who had gone on to some crazy diet (carrots, cucumbers and
tomatoes ONLY for months) and for obvious reason her periods stopped.
It was only when we managed to treat her homoeopathically and make her see
sense and eat reasonably that her periods started after some three months.
Rgds
Soroush
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