Poison in the House!

B'SD

27 Kislev, 5779

I warned you, I warned you, I warned you about synthetic chemical dangers. AND I warned you about mainstream medical professionals who pooh-poohed the claims of natural living enthusiasts DESPITE our documented medical evidence of the problem.

Now there's a widespread problem from synthetic chemicals, in homes where this poison has been used.

https://www.inverse.com/…/51422-parabens-early-puberty-girl…

INVERSE.COM

Early Puberty Mystery Linked to Family Exposure to Household Chemicals

"We are starting to have enough information about them to certainly be concerned."

Girls aren't the only victims of synthetic household chemicals. Ever noticed boys and men with pronounced breasts/bosoms? That's called gynecomastia. It results from hormonal imbalances that can be caused by synthetic chemicals in hygiene and other household items. There's more to the story, though.

Dairy foods are packed with mama animal's hormones so that her youngsters will grow quickly and heavily. Those animal-oriented hormones wreak havoc on humans who swallow them. 

Weight control becomes problematic though it needn't be. 

"Boy boobs" happen.

So do infertility problems when Mama animal's hormones clash with human varieties.

Dump the dairy foods. There's plenty of other delicious stuff to eat and drink.

Rid your home and life of synthetics, too. 

Cleansing and caring for yourself with simple soap and water is a doable reality. Use natural fabrics in your clothing and furniture: Cotton, flax, hemp, silk, wool, etc.

Learn more at Enlarged Male Breasts (Gynecomastia) | Cleveland Clinic,

and even more at Reduced Fertility In Women Linked To Low Fat Dairy Food.

I realize that you might need to 

catch your breath after reading the above 

but those snippets are not the full story. 

There's more information about how the things that westerners take for granted are harming human health. You can learn about that in libraries, the Internet, your doctor's office, and elsewhere. 

EMPOWER Yourself with information 

that you need to know.

Not sure that you need to seek out that  information? Consider this headline:

https://www.unc.edu/…/only-12-percent-of-american-adults-a…/

UNC.EDU

Only 12 percent of American adults are metabolically healthy, Carolina study finds | UNC-Chapel Hill

Only 1 in 8 Americans are achieving optimal metabolic health, which carries serious implications for public health.

Want to cope with medical and/or mental health problems, including the expenses for your care? Buy the E-book or print edition of EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge. 

Face Your Medical Problems with Dignity. Face Your Future with Optimism.

Fill your home and life with health-promoting options.

National Infertility Awareness Week

B'SD

13 Iyar 5770



I could have realized something was up when I received E-mails and phone calls the past few days, asking me what I recommend for infertility problems, menopause and other hormonal issues. WOW Americans are tuned in to commercial messages!

Er, that's part of the problem. Commercials tout the wonders of hair care products, milk, and coffee, among other heavily advertised goods.

Each of those items hold synthetic hormones wreaking havoc with your health. You can learn more about that by scrolling around this blog.

Anyway, I was tipped off to the existence of National Infertility Awareness Week when I glanced at my Facebook page this morning. Sheesh. If the link doesn't work, you can see the item after joining Facebook.

Want to fill that empty crib?
Cuddle a little loved one
cooing in your arms?

Go organic (no nasty nightmares about unsuspected health hazards) and restore healthy function to your reproductive equipment. You can learn more about that when you read EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.



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Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

Help for Postpartum Depression

B'SD


25 Tevet 5770


Postpartum Depression is more than a double-whammy. The woman already physically stressed out by birthing a baby must now tend to the helpless child while her mind is assaulted by a hormone surge she can't control. Feeding, bathing, diapering, cuddling and dressing the infant require clear-headed thinking, time and energy, the things poor mom seems to have in a frighteningly low supply.

If other children are in the home, and if the fathers are oblivious to the issues or unaware of how to be helpful, the mother's problems can add up unbearably.

Here's some good news about that scary scenario.

I've reviewed a marvelous book and despite its title, it serves the needs of women of any religion. The authors simply addressed some cultural realities within the Jewish world when they wrote:

Delivery from Darkness: A Jewish Guide

to Prevention and Treatment

of Postpartum Depression

A comprehensive look at the emotional, physical, psychological and medical realities of PPD, this book explains the hormonal cascade happening during pregnancy, birth and recovery. The effects of that cascade have nothing to do with willpower, evil or goodness. The chemical reality is all on its own.

The manuscript explains PPD's low to high levels of severity, how to recognize the symptoms and how to cope with them. The personal stories in the text can relieve PPD sufferers of their senses of undeserved guilt.

Prepared by mental and medical health professionals who've experienced PPD or are professionally familiar with it, this book is a must-read filled with solutions, preventatives and coping mechanisms. Published by Feldheim, Delivery from Darkness can literally save lives.

Cry if you need to. And learn to dry your tears. THAT can help you to EMPOWER Yourself to Cope with a Medical Challenge.

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life

Air, Food and Water Pollution Harms Your WHAT?????????

B'SD

11 Kislev 5769

Sighhhh... I've clued you in to the value of organic foods, invited you to a global summit on natural hormone therapies that solve many medical problems, alerted you to the dangers of melamine in your baby's bottle and yet...

Some of my book and blog readers remain skeptical. Ya kinda wonder if I'm giving advice that could apply to you, too. Well, check this out, fella:

STUDY: Pollution Damages Genitals, Threatening Male Reproduction...

(I tidied up the text of that link with G-rated vocabulary)

Remember Dr. Yaffa, who ran that Bioidentical Hormone Information Summit advertised in my book and blog? He tells me "My male patients have hormone weakness. In my internet seminar one doctor quoted the statistic of how low the sperm count has gotten; just one notch lower is deemed infertile (while many men are there already)." sigh... Now, back to MY comments:

If you're wondering how to enhance your chances of fathering children, living a healthier life and anything else pertaining to stable hormones, start asking questions of your doctor, of local organic food sellers, and of librarians who can point you out to relevant information. Sometimes you can learn so much more with a good book (LIKE MINE) than you can on the 'Net.

To your good health,

Yocheved Golani
Coping with a Medical Crisis?
Make the Changes You Need in Your Life