An interesting article on David Colquhoun's blog:
http://dcscience.net/?p=45
Did you read this, about the "Alternative Electrician", from the same site?Originally Posted by brianp
David, I’m an alternative electrician and wonder if you would be interested in having your houses re- wired using my holistic skills? What I do is run my fingers along the wires and so get a measure of the “energy” flowing beneath them (with the switch on of course!) I used to do this by holding wires and pushing them into the sockets but I now realise that this is a silly thing to do. When I detect “negative energy fluxes” in the wire, or find that the people in the house eat dairy products, then I channel my healing positive forces down through what is left of my fingers into the circuitry of the house so that it forces out the bad and cleanses in much the same way as one is detoxed with regular colonic irrigations. You can see that what I am offering is much quicker than all that nasty conventional mess that so called ‘electricians’ make in your home. I’m also an extremely caring person so if that doesn’t clinch it then my remarkably reasonable rates of £1000 per house will certainly impress.
By the way, I also do kinesiology, homeopathy, reflexology and aromatherapy all at the same time, in isolation, or even combined with the electrical work.
Makes sense? You know it does.
Brings a smile to the face.
Recently I was put on a low dose (10 mg) of Blood pressure medicine. I also take birth control pills. Could the blood pressure pill cause my period to come late? I take my BC pill at the same time everyday and I am currently dieting and exercising. I also recently had a yeast infection. I got my period on Monday and it lasted until Friday. Normally it is 6 days with two days of cramps. This time I had bad cramps only on Tuesday. Is it happening for my yeast infection or Blood Pressure meds?
Try Net Doctor for information about the BP medicine you're on it also, as always, medical advice from an internet forum is bad - check with your pharmacist about possible interactions, especially for two such important medicines
(If it was a box of tablets it should have come with a Patient Information Leaflet it should contain a wealth of information)
Go back to your GP or, as mongrel suggested, discuss drug interaction with your pharmacist if you are worried.
As a woman I'll say many things, from drugs, diet, supplements, physical activity, can affect your cycle. But a face to face discussion with a trained professional is your best bet for advice.
...and please, please don't come back and say "Oh, everything's alright now, I took MiracleHerbTM!"
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