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Is it true eating sour fruits during menstruation can cause menstrual pains?
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∙ 10y ago
Yes! I have no idea why, but it happens.
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∙ 10y ago
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Which fruits can affect to start menstrual period immediately?
Fruits have no effect on menstruation, certainly fruits cannot speed-up or allow you to skip phases in your menstrual cycle in order to start menstruation earlier than it's due.
Fruits to eat during menstruation period?
Pears, cranberries, bananas and apples
Can you eat watermelon during your menstruation?
There is no relation of eating water melon with diarrhoea. You can have it if you want to. But one thing I would suggest is one should prefer seasonal fruits & vegetables , as much as possible. Takecare.
Are there any problem of eating strawberry during pregnancy?
No, you can safely eat all fruits and berries.
How do you speed up menstrual cycle?
Exercise and eat fruits and vegetables.
What are the best healthy recipes for bodybuilders?
A simple recipe can be as easy as eating fruits and vegetables everyday to maintain your energy. If anything than eating salads during lunch can work.
Which fruits help in breast enlargement?
Eating fruits will not make your breasts larger.
Why is it recommended to wash fruits and raw vegetables before eating them?
It is recommended towash fruits and raw vegetables before eating them because some fruits and vegetables may contain pesticides on their them.
How do most vitamins get into the body?
by eating fruits
What is a physical change in MAPEH?
eating fruits
What is Physical change in MAPEH?
eating fruits
Is it bad to eat oranges when you have your period?
No. Not at all. Increased vitamin C intake, up to 1,500 mg per day, once menstrual cramping has set in as a means of reducing pain. Citrus fruits such as oranges contains Vitamin C. One of the remedies that can be useful in reducing menstrual flow is to consume citrus fruits like oranges, sweet lime or guava. These fruits contain Vitamin C which will enhance the absorption of iron that has been depleted during bleeding.
