Complete pink swaying statistics spreadsheet

[atomic sagebrush]

Sorry I was right in the middle of cooking an elaborate dinner last night and didn't have time to post these:

Numbers on RepHresh (please note, the sample size is smaller than a lot of the other tactics illustrating part of the trouble with RepHresh - it does lower odds of conception considerably)

RepHresh/Replens
total sways including it: 79
total success: 51
total success %: 64.56%
Inverse success: 62.63%

(the inverse being very close to the success rate couples with how many people had to drop in order to become pregnant makes me believe that RepHresh is not getting the results to justify the trouble it causes)

And my Calcium Conundrum essays:

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/tryi...roversial.html

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/ttc-...-part-2-a.html

http://genderdreaming.com/forum/sway...cting-fgd.html

[Mrsandmama]

I'm so excited to see how successful OLE has been for DH's! I have my DH taking 2 tablespoons a day (he hates it!!!). Atomic- what are your thoughts on cinnamon? Should we consider taking it as part of our sway?

[atomic sagebrush]

I think that people who have PCOS/IR may want to consider it but I don't think the average person needs to (and it may lower blood sugar TOO far and so if a person were on Crash and Burn style of LE, they may get lightheaded and have trouble sticking to the diet). I don't have results for gender ratio (I don't like having people use things that I haven't seen people getting their DG's on) and plus I do not have any confidence in safety when using it for TTC. Thus it is not something I currently recommend very often.

If you do want to give it a try, no more than 1/4 tsp. It is probably safe in that level of intake and it works to lower blood sugar even at that small an amount.

[nuthinbutpink]

I thought people take cinnamon to raise ph and to increase overall health?

[atomic sagebrush]

That may have been at one time (I know Tamara claimed it sways blue) but it lowers blood sugar substantially, and since lower blood sugar levels does have some good science behind it, I've been occasionally using it for pink swayers with PCOS/IR. Not much because I just don't have the evidence at the level I like to have before recommending something come into widespread use, but for peopel who really are having a hard time controlling their blood sugar.

[rainbowflower]

I'm so excited to see how successful OLE has been for DH's! I have my DH taking 2 tablespoons a day (he hates it!!!). Atomic- what are your thoughts on cinnamon? Should we consider taking it as part of our sway?

I think the recommended dosage of OLE was 2 TEAspoons a day? that's what babydoctor recommended anyway

[atomic sagebrush]

I think the recommended dosage of OLE was 2 TEAspoons a day? that's what babydoctor recommended anyway

different formulations require diff. doses but yes def doulbecheck

[dreamingofwin]

How often do they stats get updated? I know its v hard to keep up ladies so it was just me wondering xx

[Mrsandmama]

My hubby is on Barleans OLE. The normal dosage is 1 tablespoon a day but he increased it to 2 tablespoons a day. Another successful swayer had her hubby on the same stuff with the same dosage. I figured why not!

[atomic sagebrush]

How often do they stats get updated? I know its v hard to keep up ladies so it was just me wondering xx

The current stats I believe were updated in October.