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-stumbles back in and rolls a few feet before hitting a particularly nasty stone outcropping-
So, kiddos, don’t mix your alcohol and your piping hot tea because everything fucking burns |
Thanks for the warning! I will stick to my dandelion flavored green tea then.
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Also, don't mix alcohol and periods. e_e; I learned that the hard way...eyyuuuhh it just adds to the pain.
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...oh that must be why everything hurt.
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;U; ye...not a good idea, even tho it feels like it would offset the pain, it just makes it worse with headaches and sadness...and exhaustion.
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Why would I put alcohol inside my..oh, not what you meant.
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<x'D ahahaha! Well it does get absorbed into the bloodstream and
you're LOSING blood so..? <x} technically the alcohol gets there anyway?? |
What a terrifying thought D:
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>.> Quite!
Another period tip: Beware of spicy and oily foods on and before your period too. <:{ It'll make cramping and especially bloating way worse, as well as contribute to PMS. Fresh salmon, beef, eggs are good to eat, and lots of green and leafy veggies. Pineapple is useful, and turmeric tea helps with pain and inflammation, while chamomile helps with pain and relaxation and reducing cramping. :/ Not sayin' it will work for everybody, but I noticed my pain and PMS was lessened greatly when I was eating whole grains, spinach, kale, pineapple, etc, before my period began, and stood AWAY from any and all fast food, cheeses, and sugary treats...even though I was craving them so much! |
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but I craaave sugary treats! Unfortunately I see they give me a huge zit, as if I have 20 years less |
Mint tea can help with nausea if you get sick at your stomach during the bleeding times also.
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Oh yes! :} Peppermint helps, but fresh ginger tea is WAY more potent! :/ That is if you can handle the taste of it. It's a bit peppery feeling..
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Ginger tea/soup can go suck it :|
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I don't like ginger at all
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