Menopause
and Diet Supplementation
-By Martha Serrie Benedict
- Drink pure water.
Small frequent sips beat big tall glasses and there's no need to run
to the bathroom so frequently. A short hot tub or sauna once or twice
a week is another restful way to cleanse the skin, lymph, and blood.
As the chi declines there may be more digestive and elimination problems.
Using more vegetables, and fruits, prune juice or dried prunes, kefir,
acidophilus, colostrom, and digestifs are enjoyable. If bloating and
gas are problems reducing simple carbohydrates or using digestive enzymes
increases comfort.
- Use appropriate
supplementation not to replace food, but truly as a supplement to good
quality food. As necessary include vitamins A, B, C, D, E, essential
fatty acids, minerals, and protein. Of course my personal preference
is to use a lot of herbs such as Ginko
and Memory
Tonic for memory, Foti
for hair color and general anti-aging concerns, Vitex
, Black
Cohosh, Blessed Thistle, Chinese herb mixtures appropriately selected
to compliment your correct estrogen-progesterone profile, Blue
Vervain for hormonally related skin eruptions, Herbal
Mineral Tonic, Yoni
Oil for vaginally thinning and dryness, California
Poppy for insomnia, Mega
Ginseng tonic for fatigue, Yew
for breast discomfort, Xiao
Yao Plus for irritability, and other herbs as necessary.
Menopause
and the Women's Health Network
- The gift of
the women who wrote this book is to separate industry and independent
research on hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Clearly the conclusions
of these two bodies of research are at polar opposites in their conclusions
vis-a-vis the health consequences of HRT. It is a very strong condemnation
of the use of artificial hormones and enumerates the drastic consequences
of their use based on current independent scientific literature. This
book is a MUST for women of menopausal age and their best friends. Better
yet, join the Women's Health
Network (www.womenshealthnetwork.org or phone 202-347-1140) and
support continued access to information of this caliber.
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POCKET FULL OF POSIES is the complation publication of Martha's
articles published in The Connection newspaper. The articles cover a wide
variety of topics from her unique point of view. Instilled throughout are
gems of herbal wisdom and common sense all in the interest of health, beauty
and longevity.
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