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hiddenscout362 said:hmm, if we're going by the color of my lady parts, then I'm basically pregnant all the time😬

Maybe you just don't know how to watch.🙄
If math actually worked the way I wanted it to... my first kid wouldn't have arrived 7 days early, the second 13 days late, and the third 19 days later than expected.
To figure out if you're pregnant, all you really need is a sharp eye and a mirror. If your cervix looks bright red, you can be pretty sure. Plus, your nipples get shiny and slightly swollen—for me, it also triggers a nose cold and colostrum production.
There are plenty of signs.😬
Dealing with lactose intolerance? in Health ·
Kyle Nguyen16 said: My oldest son has asthma. Ever since I stopped breastfeeding him, he refused all commercial formula. He was constantly sick. We were literally rushing him to the ER twice a week at night. Then a friend from BG visited, whose uncle is an allergist. Through her, he told me that all respiratory allergies are linked to cow's milk consumption. I didn't really believe it at the time, so I kept doing what I was doing. Then my little one was referred for tonsil surgery. The ENT doctor recommended removing all three without even checking for allergies. Three days before the surgery, his asthma flared up, causing all our complications. We switched doctors, had his sinuses checked with a camera, and followed a specialist's advice to see an allergist. But even there, they failed to check for a milk allergy. We just got handed piles of chemicals and kept going the old way. Eventually, we visited a homeopath. Through testing, he identified a milk allergy. We cut out dairy—which was hard because he needed to eat—and the child recovered.
We haven't needed injections, inhalers, or IV drips for 3 years now.
Since then, I’ve been following this path and sharing my experience. It works.
My story is minor compared to others I've heard. One woman had her child diagnosed with iron-deficiency anemia, which turned out to be leukemia. They poked and prodded him, torturing the kid; he's still seeing a psychologist from the trauma. He was exhausted, with an Hgb of 70 at his last exam, but now, 9 months later, his iron is 126. He's healthy and started daycare.👍
And yet, because the doctors insisted, she kept giving him whole milk to help him "recover.":top
Dealing with lactose intolerance? in Health ·
We all deal with this at home. I can't stand the warm stuff, no matter what. Plus, I have some annoying allergies. You can make yogurt from goat's milk, and I stick strictly to sheep's milk for cheese. As for soy, oat, or rice milk? They're just bland. We stopped consuming them entirely for a while, though we've had a little bit lately with the 0.9 version.
One more thing: allergies can show up as anemia, and respiratory allergies are also linked to milk consumption.