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menstural binges
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menstural binges
by Jaquta, Oct 02, 2009 04:18PM
Is there anything that can help limit or prevent binge eating before and during a woman's menstrual cycle?
This isn't strictly an emotional eating issue is it?
My oncologist said to stay clear of hormonal therapies.
I'm rather ignorant about all this woman stuff but I think it may be affecting weight loss and ultimately my ability to live a healthy life. It is only one aspect out of many though. Although it feels like it could be quite a significant one.
J
This isn't strictly an emotional eating issue is it?
My oncologist said to stay clear of hormonal therapies.
I'm rather ignorant about all this woman stuff but I think it may be affecting weight loss and ultimately my ability to live a healthy life. It is only one aspect out of many though. Although it feels like it could be quite a significant one.
J
Doctor's Answer
by James G Beckerman, M.D., Oct 05, 2009 09:55AM
, Oct 05, 2009 09:55AM
I think hormones are partly responsible for some of my mood issues too. It seems like I need to come up with some very robust strategies to overcome or manage this problem.
Yes, M for medical and not magical!
Thanks again!!