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PMS Symptoms
PMS encompasses as many as 150 different symptoms,
although no Woman experiences them all.
When one considers how common the symptoms of PMS are in "technologically
advanced" cultures, (somewhere between 80% and 90% of all menstruating women
between the ages of 20 and 50 experience regular symptoms of PMS), the conclusion
might be drawn that women (and their mates) are destined to suffer.
However, because there are numerous cultures among whom this condition is
essentially non-existent and unknown, diet, stress and xenoestrogens (foreign
estrogens), often introduced in the form of contraceptives, are all major contributors
to this disorder.
The observable symptoms generally include all or some combination of:
Irritability
Frustration
Vertigo
Bloating
Mood Swings
Food Cravings
Depression
Exhaustion
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Read what some of our Ladies have written
Some Observations from Medical Doctors
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© 1995 - 2008 Health & Science Research Institute, U.S.A.
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