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JoJo1984
March 24th, 2018, 10:35 PM
Hi! Can someone remind me what are the best supper for DH to be on? He’s agreed to no red meat and mostly vegetarian (bar a little chicken and fish). Hopefully once he is over the flu he can start some cardio.
Any other sway tactics for DH would be appreciated!
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atomic sagebrush
March 25th, 2018, 10:58 AM
If he is willing to give up red meat and go mostly vegetarian that's about as good as any of us can get. Most of our husbands won't even sway at all.
Are you asking me about supplements?
JoJo1984
March 25th, 2018, 04:17 PM
If he is willing to give up red meat and go mostly vegetarian that's about as good as any of us can get. Most of our husbands won't even sway at all.
Are you asking me about supplements?
Thank you :) yes! What does olive leaf do? And is that the only supp you recommend?
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atomic sagebrush
March 26th, 2018, 01:07 PM
Oh ok LOL I think we had a spellcheck issue there.
I can't totally recommend supps for people without a custom plan since I don't know anyone's medical history and some supps aren't right for some people (especially the DH supps, a couple of which can be actually harmful)
But OLE seems pretty well tolerated (always double check with doctor and against any medication he's taking) and I would give him 500 mg daily started right away, carry on till BFP, at which point he should gradually wean off by spacing doses further and further out till down to one per week, then you can drop. This is INSTEAD OF cranberry. Do not give him cranberry AND OLE, it needs to be one or the other
Some people also give their husbands peppermint tea OR licorice root, I don't think either of these is effective (and LR has gotten just terrible results lately!plus it may be harmful)
I would have him drop probiotics and multivitamins if taking them
Some give their husbands calcium/magnesium, I don't believe in this and do not use it for men over 40 as it may contribute
to heart disease later in live) Your choice, just give him the kind that does not have added Vit D
Some give their husbands 12-48 oz soy milk and/or other soy foods every day. No good for those with thyroid issues or allergies and may harm sperm quality
JoJo1984
March 26th, 2018, 10:18 PM
Ahhh haha! Yes definitely a spell check problem! My husband is very healthy, no medications so I think we will do olive leaf and get him on soy- how long should he be on those before ttc?
He currently is on antibiotics (a STRONG course) due to having bronchitis- he’s been asking me to get him some probiotics (he hasn’t got any thrush or anything), should I hold off on the probiotics? We are planning to ttc in May.
I’ve been vegetarian since early March, and trying to follow LE... I’m finding it quite challenging to work out if I’m in the right ranges for fats and protein though [emoji17]
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JoJo1984
March 26th, 2018, 10:19 PM
As in no medications for anything other than bronchitis xoxox
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atomic sagebrush
March 27th, 2018, 01:48 PM
If he's had antibiotics he needs some probiotics for his long term health. Don't worry about your sway, this is much more important and probiotics have never been shown to sway for DH either way, it's simply a precaution we take to have men avoid them.
As far in advance as possible.
Can you please tell me more about your confusion re fat and protein limits?
JoJo1984
March 27th, 2018, 04:26 PM
I’m just struggling to track it, especially if it’s home made food. I would say I’m on the lower end of protein as I’ve given up all meat... other than the odd tuna sushi.
I do however have a lot of salad and use olive oil - is olive oil a big no no for swaying pink or is it ok within the limits?
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JoJo1984
March 27th, 2018, 05:13 PM
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Just another question re olive leaf extract- is taking one enough? The amount seems higher then you stated.... thoughts?
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atomic sagebrush
March 28th, 2018, 11:21 AM
Everything is ok within the limits, including olive oil.
Just estimate home cooked food to the best of your ability. It doesn't have to be exact, just ballpark figures.
Oh yes we often have this situation arise with Australians and OLE. We don't know if they measure it differently and that may be the same amount OR if it is meant to be stronger for short term use only. We've tried asking the companies and they don't seem to know either. So, what most people do is just try to find one that's measured the same OR take that kind every other day instead of daily.
JoJo1984
March 28th, 2018, 11:19 PM
Thanks Atomic!
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Linni
March 31st, 2018, 01:02 AM
Everything is ok within the limits, including olive oil.
Just estimate home cooked food to the best of your ability. It doesn't have to be exact, just ballpark figures.
Oh yes we often have this situation arise with Australians and OLE. We don't know if they measure it differently and that may be the same amount OR if it is meant to be stronger for short term use only. We've tried asking the companies and they don't seem to know either. So, what most people do is just try to find one that's measured the same OR take that kind every other day instead of daily.
What does OLE do in terms of swaying? Is it changing DH‘s pH?
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atomic sagebrush
March 31st, 2018, 12:55 PM
We don't know what it does. I am not even sure I believe it does anything.
We had this doctor on here for a while who claimed she was using it to get better gender splits with IVF rounds (more XX than XY) and she was going to write a study on it. But then she got busy and I don't know that anything ever came of it. But several of our IVF ladies began using it. And while I personally don't think it made much, if any of a difference for them, we started using it for swaying. It seems to help a little, but I think it's a quirk of the statistics, since most of the people who use it have other things swaying pink for them already - they're older, husband has poor sperm health, husband is on some type of medication, they've been trying to conceive for a long time and not getting pregnant - so I am not sure at all if OLE is doing anything or if it's because the people who use OLE are more likely to conceive girls to start with.
atomic sagebrush
March 31st, 2018, 12:55 PM
The scientific case against pH is here: http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gender-swaying-general-discussion/11684-ph-pickle.html
Linni
March 31st, 2018, 05:04 PM
The scientific case against pH is here: http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gender-swaying-general-discussion/11684-ph-pickle.html
Thanks!! Your work here is sooo great! [emoji4]
You are making things clear in a very understandable way, even for me as non-native speaker! I was reading your essays since my pregnancy 2016, and finally I am able to pratice all this myself :))
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atomic sagebrush
April 1st, 2018, 09:11 AM
Thank you so much! I try to keep things clear for everyone around the world to read but sometimes I talk too much, LOL. :)
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