Thanks Gilly 
So I decided to keep doing my birth control semi-continous (6 weeks of regular pills, followed by 1 week placebo when I have my period. I tried doing BCP 9 weeks in a row last time, and seems my period wanted to come after 5 weeks anyways....So I had to come up with a new chart. Hopefully I got all the number's right, I keep finding errors. Will adjust it as needed and as I learn more information.
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Started PM (1 pill) today (1 day early) tomorrow I start my new bc pill pack and it will be day #8 on the chart.
Hoping my HGH release gets here soon!
***Edited to update chart, changed goats rue to lower prolactin before taking menstrual break, dont want to lactate! Need to read more on the role of prolactins, but mostly I just want them for the breast-fat storage properties. Wondering how much the fat storage is actually affected by it and how high the levels of prolactin need to be to do so, also if there are negative sides to it. Love the goats rue to keep my blood sugar stable. Taking it about 1/2 hour before meals, or sugary snacks.
So I decided to keep doing my birth control semi-continous (6 weeks of regular pills, followed by 1 week placebo when I have my period. I tried doing BCP 9 weeks in a row last time, and seems my period wanted to come after 5 weeks anyways....So I had to come up with a new chart. Hopefully I got all the number's right, I keep finding errors. Will adjust it as needed and as I learn more information.
Started PM (1 pill) today (1 day early) tomorrow I start my new bc pill pack and it will be day #8 on the chart.
Hoping my HGH release gets here soon!
***Edited to update chart, changed goats rue to lower prolactin before taking menstrual break, dont want to lactate! Need to read more on the role of prolactins, but mostly I just want them for the breast-fat storage properties. Wondering how much the fat storage is actually affected by it and how high the levels of prolactin need to be to do so, also if there are negative sides to it. Love the goats rue to keep my blood sugar stable. Taking it about 1/2 hour before meals, or sugary snacks.