
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
For Bloat and Cramps

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bloat,
cramps,
health,
menstruation
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7 comments:
this is really goooood to know.. I always thought my ONLY option was RUM... hehehehe
Btw have something for you @ my blog...
Very interesting!
hubby loves parsley and I'm beginning to like them now, not as much as coriandre though.
I never knew that. Even when I take women's strength aspirin, I still feel bloated and crampy. I'll try this next time.
This herb is so beneficial and overlooked. I read that they are also good in aiding good bacteria in your stomach too.
Nice idea to use especially for teens without giving them Midol which some teens cannot take.
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