Menstruation is a sign of Pathology-The Bloody Truth...That Doctors & Feminist hide.

[franksterr]

Is Painfully hemorrhaging blood leaving you feeling weak ever a healthy state?
Is Menstruation inevitable?

Is the following statement true
Menstruation and ovulation is separate like ejaculation and orgasm in men but often mistaken to be one and the same in that the must occur in tandem...this is not TRUE.


Definition :- menstrual cycle the process of ovulation and menstruation in
female primates -Concise Oxford Dictionary

The problem with this definition is that female primates other than
humans or domesticated animals do not exhibit uterine bleeding.
Natural menstruation is evident as a small mucal discharge. In the
cases of domestic animals uterine bleeding is related to the unnatural
diets the animals are fed by humans and is treated as pathological.

.. The fact that the whole ovulation cycle can occur time after
time without the loss of blood, and can and does this in so many cases, especially in women and whole tribes and races living "less civilized", more natural lives, should cause us to doubt that menstruation is either necessary or normal.
The fact is that in the healthiest and strongest women that there is no loss of blood and that the loss of blood increases in proportion to the decline in physical vigor, should cause us to conclude that this, like all other losses of blood, is abnormal.
http://ironjustice-ivil.tripod.com/menses.html


Women call it "the Curse" with feeling and good reason - the monthly bleeding of menstruation, with its days of inconvenience, discomfort and pain, is the bane of women's existence from menarche to menopause. So universal in our modern culture is this miserable experience that it is assumed to be inevitable. Doctors and the women's media attempt to cast it in a favorable light with trite comments about "welcoming" it as the sign and sacrifice one makes in "becoming a woman". Yet there is probably not a woman anywhere who wouldn't gladly do away with it if she safely could!

In fact, menstruation as most of us experience it is neither natural nor healthy. Ovulation does not depend on it. And it can be changed very much for the better - even to the extent of not experiencing it at all yet remaining healthy and fertile. How this can be done has been known and written about by health practitioners for centuries, and practised just as long by women willing to make the simple but significant lifestyle changes involved. So why haven't most of us heard about this before? It is because the lifestyle improvements involved, although simple, are quite a change from most modern women's habits of living and eating
http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=982094

• Menstruation causes an abundant loss of iodine. Iodine is necessary for the formation of thyroxin by the thyroid gland which is needed for normal brain growth, efficiency and development. Identifiable side effect of iodine loss is mental depression and nervousness
• Menstruation causes loss of lecithin, a phosphorized fat essential for the nutrition of brain tissue and the maintenance of the myelin sheaths of the nerves.
• Menstruation also causes a vast loss of calcium which stabilizes the nervous system and adds developmental density and pliability to the skeletal structure and muscle. It is because of this loss that so many women suffer from Osteoporosis or curvature of the spine in later years.
• Menstruation causes the loss of hormones which are more concentrated in the menstrual discharge than in the bloodstream. This rapidly increases biological decay and speeds up the aging process.
• Menstruation causes anemia because the monthly hemorrhage creates a reduction of hemoglobin which carries oxygen throughout the body.
• This lack of oxygenation decreases immune function and allows the proliferation of viruses and foreign bacteria.
• It has been estimated that replacement of the bodily losses brought on by menstruation may require the synthesis of tissue equivalent to 100% of her body weight. Nutrients lost are lecithin, calcium phosphate, alkaline lactates, potassium chloride, good cholesterol, albumin, mucin, vitamins A, E and many amino acids which comprise the building blocks of her physical body

http://www.waynebchandler.com/womanity/

[Peasie]

this is a bunch of crap.

[franksterr]

this is a bunch of crap.

Even though most of the arguments here that I present purports to support the idea that Menstruation as we known is unnecessary comes from sources trying to sell one form of chemical or another.
I DO NOT SUPPORT ARTIFICIAL OR CHEMICAL FORMS OF SUPPRESSION.
The truth remains menstruation as in bleeding (issue) is unnecessary........Spotting seems to be what is healthy - hence the reason it is called a Period -.

100 years ago, the average woman had fewer than 150 periods during her life. Now, the modern woman could have 450 lifetime periods and can spend half of her life with monthly periods. This website explores the idea of menstrual suppression using the birth control pill. These periods are considered artificial because they're not shedding an unfertilized egg along with the uterine lining. And monthly bleeding, says Segal, "was actually a marketing decision made decades ago when the pill was developed. "Marketers at the manufacturing company which developed the pill," says Segal, "felt at the time that an oral contraceptive might or might not be accepted by the public. These were very different times. Not only was this the first oral contraceptive but it was the first medication given to healthy women for any purpose at all." http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5458926

Concerned in reducing these uncomfortable effects, the doctor and scientist Elsimar Coutinho has been dedicated, for more than five decades, to studying the mechanism that defines menstruation and the methods that minimize the bad symptoms related by women. Dr. Coutinho argues that menstruation is a useless bleeding. To him, connecting to menstruation the concepts of femininity, fertility and youth is a mistake that has to be repaired. Medicine seems to him, to be the best way of giving back to women their well being which was denied them simply by cultural reasons. At the time of the primates, when there was no "civilization" as we know it today, women only menstruated a few times during their life since, during each ovulation, she would have intercourse with a partner and thus get pregnant time and again. Women's achievements over the years gave them the possibility of deciding when and how many pregnancies they were willing to have. The number of pregnancies and offspring became smaller and smaller over time, since this woman started to pursue her personal and especially professional growth within society. Therefore, Dr. Coutinho fiercely defends the idea that bleeding monthly is an invention of modern civilization. More still, to him, menstruation is a useless bleeding that takes away from them the full quality of life, without pains, aches and limitations and brings, besides the periodic discomfort, illnesses that can negatively influence their development.

http://www.elsimarcoutinho.com/mulher/a-sangria-inutil/?lang=en

It is the editor's contention that menstruation, by which is meant, in this instance, the periodic uterine hemorrhage of most females, is an instance of faulty adaptation, a "disease," in other words, consequent upon physiological or hygienic transgressions............I have seen cases where the loss in menstruation was so great and long continued that it had resulted in much weakness and anemia and I have seen these cases restored to good health by the "right use of powerful factors" and the monthly loss reduced to a very scant flow, all in a short space of time.

I believe that it is possible for practically every woman to develop such a high degree of health and such superior integrity of her tissues that she will cease to be annoyed each month by loss of blood.
http://ourplaceinternational.com/6/post/2013/01/should-women-menstruate.html


In my search to understand exercise and menstruation I found anthropological works about the modern hunter-gatherer! Kung peoples of the Kalahari Desert [11]. Rather than losing their menstrual flow, I suspected that the hard working! Kung women simply had protective suppression of ovulation (the release of an egg). The commonest changes I was observing with exercise-training were not in periods but in ovulation. Ovulation disturbances include not releasing an egg (anovulation typically with very low progesterone) or releasing an egg less than 10 days before the next period (short luteal phase usually with moderately low progesterone)[8]. We showed that the old fashioned "basal body temperature" method of fertility control could scientifically document the amount and duration of progesterone in cycles by a new statistical analysis of the temperatures data [12].

I learned, by studying runners, what is true for all women - ovulation and menstruation are not the same. Regular periods can and do occur with no ovulation or with disturbed ovulation[8,13,14]. However, like most doctors (and consequently, ordinary women), Is Menstruation Obsolete? implies that periods mean ovulation. It also infers that amenorrhea is (just) anovulation. In fact, amenorrhea means both estrogen and progesterone levels are low-a situation that always causes fast bone loss and the risk for osteoporosis
http://www.bcendocrineresearch.com/n...roblem_s01.php