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ladyVet

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63. I agree with those things, except for maybe #18.

Sun Dec 28, 2014, 09:07 AM

Dec 2014

Perhaps a limited course of hormonal therapy would be okay. Just my personal belief, I'm not a doctor.

I've just begun using turmeric in cooking, and learning about other uses. Always been a big proponent of vitamin and herbal supplementation, though I can't afford it right now. I found a multi-vitamin I'd tucked away, so I'll take that and hope I can get more later.

Something I'd add (and I haven't read the main article, so it may be mentioned there) is to eliminate all chemicals and artificial stuff from your life as much as possible. Use natural cleaners for home and body, watch out for additives in everything, get rid of aluminum cookware, and so on. Cooking from scratch isn't much slower or more difficult than using prepackaged foods, and you will know what you're putting in your body.

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