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I was so excited to get a period. It was only a small one, but it shows that something is starting to happen and my estrogen levels are falling. I'm sure cutting out milk has helped aswell <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> My periods only really stopped after I got the root canal filling, although they had always been irregular. I had it 1998 and by 2001 I was lucky to get two periods a year.

Anonymous, the ob-gyn said I have PCOS (even though I have no cysts - or didn't, lack of ovulation can cause the cysts), and recommended the pill (mini-progestrone) every day or progesterone pills every 3-4 months. So far I declined both, wanting to see if mercury treatments helped naturally, and it seems like something is starting to happen <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I didn't really expect it to be so soon after getting that tooth out! It suggests that it only took one cycle for my ovaries to respond, that is quite something <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> If I can get another one before Christmas, then it will mean I don't have to have the pills.

And the crazy thing is that I weigh less now than I have for a couple of years - lost weight with cutting out the dairy and my diet is more restricted. But I think the quality of my food is better now I have mostly organic and by doing the mercury-diet of no dairy, low-sulpher and gluten and increased my protein intake with shakes - I am helping my body to deal with the mercury better.

it's amazing how a tooth can effect so many parts of the body. Thank God there are people who speak out about the dangers of amalgams and leaving dead/infected teeth in the mouth.