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Not really related but didnt know where else to put it, saw an article on my fitness pal today about how exercising whilst fasting raises T levels and regulates insulin. Just wondered if there may be a recommended exercise time during a pink sway ie after eating rather than in the morning during fasting? I dunno how these things work but wondering if that's why sometimes exercise and diet produces opposites? xx
I honestly don't know the answer to this, its why I started the thread because I have just seen way too many of the insanity aspartame people get boys. It can't be doing anything to sway, it just can't be if all the people drinking it by the gallon every day are all getting boys (and they really are!)Quote:
Originally Posted by 2xblue
I got my girl without it after my 4th boy drinking in mod. levels. Never drank it with my other boys. I also have eczema and pollen allergies.
Swaying will always produce opposites and there is not going to be any magic bullet that explains it, I don't think. :) But thanks for sharing it!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mulberry Smurf
We honestly do not know how swaying works, if testosterone even has anything to do with it or not, it's just a theory. The blood sugar stuff actually has more solid scientific support than the testosterone. I think there's something to be said for people exercising at the time of day and in the eating pattern that works best for them and not overthinking it since we don't even know that it matters anyway.
Thanks atomic, just got hooked when I saw it mention T levels and insulin lol, appreciate your reply :) xx
Check this one out: Allergies, Hay Fever, and Asthma may be linked to PCOS
So bringing up this thread again as I have Pcos, seem to have been far too healthy and happy this winter and not getting sick. And just developing eczema patches which might be from starting to drink caffiene free coffee with sweetner and sweetner in my zero fizzy drink.
Based on that would it be better to use a tidy bit of sugar in the coffee and switch to water drinks? I got 3 boys on diet coke so thinking that maybe I should try and go without the sweetner?
Edited: so after reading all the thread I think I am going to try to just drink water and caffiene free coffee with no sweetner or sugar. I may be one of these that sweetner agrivates my autoimmune issues and sways blue. Glad I found this thread!
I did reply in your other thread as well chocolate.
Another thing to consider (from one eczema sufferer to another) is that I find that the healthier I am, the worse my eczema. I've had atrocious eczema the last several months (and allergies) and I have been sick off and on the last month - eczema is nearly gone. (seriously, not exaggerating this, had not given it a moment of thought till I clicked open this thread and looked down at my hands and was like WOW it really is practially gone!!)
the crazy thing about autoimmune disorders is that they aren't always about what you're doing/eating, whatever it's because your immune system is just so hyped up that it attacks itself. I think we are so used to the idea that it's got to be something we are ingesting but autoimmune is something your body often just does to its own silly self. :)
That having been said no harm in leaving it out.
I was diagnosed with celiac disease a few months ago and I have three beautiful boys. I always thought that an AI disorder would be pink swaying too so this is fascinating to me that the celiac may actually have been swaying blue all along. As for aspartame, I didn't have any of it with my first two boys (wasn't swaying at all back then), with my third son I did drink it (mostly CL) but not excessively. I'm still swaying pink for our last attempt and I was drinking more of it this go around but now hearing that it may actually be aggrevating my celiac I'm rethinking things! Maybe I should cut it out completely? I've been gluten free for the last 3+ months so I'm hope the CL hasn't been slowing down my healing from the celiac...?
I have never used aspartame when I conceived my Boys! But I will take it for my girl sway.
I doubt it, it's just one of those hypothetical things I like to wonder about. I prefer not to wait around till I hear of anyone actually being harmed by something, i like to strike first even on things that are only possibly harmful - especially when I know for a fact that they cannot possibly be swaying (since I saw so many people drinking insane amounts and getting boys anyway!Quote:
Originally Posted by Share315