Comments for wendyzukerman.com http://wendyzukerman.com Tue, 10 Aug 2010 15:19:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Tit for tat: Can guys lactate? by jim mack http://wendyzukerman.com/2009/09/tit-for-tat-can-guys-lactate/comment-page-1/#comment-3119 jim mack Tue, 10 Aug 2010 15:19:32 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=150#comment-3119 I am a male and am lactating. I started taking estrogen type of herbs (fenugreek, fennel, red clover, saw palmetto, Pueraria Mirifica, hops, dong quai, licorice root, black cohosh, 4 cups of spearmint tea, and soy milk or supplement). It took me aprox 2.5 months before i saw my first droplet of milk. i was able to express milk with nipple stimulation. as my breasts increased in size i felt the need to stimulate my nipples – it felt natural to do that. so i can say that not only is it possible but easily acheivable within a few months. I am a male and am lactating. I started taking estrogen type of herbs (fenugreek, fennel, red clover, saw palmetto, Pueraria Mirifica, hops, dong quai, licorice root, black cohosh, 4 cups of spearmint tea, and soy milk or supplement). It took me aprox 2.5 months before i saw my first droplet of milk. i was able to express milk with nipple stimulation. as my breasts increased in size i felt the need to stimulate my nipples – it felt natural to do that. so i can say that not only is it possible but easily acheivable within a few months.

]]> Comment on Vinegar: elixir of life? Or fool’s gold? by Bnenftis Of Vingar http://wendyzukerman.com/2010/02/vinegar-elixir-of-life-or-fools-gold/comment-page-1/#comment-2278 Bnenftis Of Vingar Thu, 03 Jun 2010 09:59:11 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=77#comment-2278 I have heard of the many benefits of vinegar, and some of the remedies I would happily try, but I don't think I will be hitting my thumb with a hammer, all in all a very interesting read. I would suggest consulting a doctor before using it as a supplement to existing medication. I have heard of the many benefits of vinegar, and some of the remedies I would happily try, but I don’t think I will be hitting my thumb with a hammer, all in all a very interesting read. I would suggest consulting a doctor before using it as a supplement to existing medication.

]]> Comment on A Period Piece: Do periods synchronise? by Liath http://wendyzukerman.com/2009/07/a-period-piece/comment-page-1/#comment-1069 Liath Wed, 03 Mar 2010 19:28:15 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=121#comment-1069 I think they do synchronise. Heck, they do in my experience. I remember a house share with three friends, we had all broken up with guys at the time. For six months we were all on the same cycle. (When there's only one bathroom, you know, even if you don't keep a chart!) One of my friends started dating. When she went on the pill, all our cycles changed to follow hers. But I thought also that cycles synchronise with the cycle of the most senior woman in the house - dorm, or convent, whatever? Someone has to set the pattern, right? Synchronise your watches really means agreeing we'll all take the right time from one source. There is no 'all at one time'; there's one dominant pattern and others echoing it, surely? Maybe it accounts for a competitive factor. Counterproductive now, but maybe not originally. Maybe in a situation where a guy had many wives, it empowered a senior wife, gave her personality that edge to defend her territory, assert her fertility or dominance? Hey, I'm only guessing here. Would account for PMT! I think they do synchronise. Heck, they do in my experience.

I remember a house share with three friends, we had all broken up with guys at the time. For six months we were all on the same cycle. (When there’s only one bathroom, you know, even if you don’t keep a chart!) One of my friends started dating. When she went on the pill, all our cycles changed to follow hers.

But I thought also that cycles synchronise with the cycle of the most senior woman in the house – dorm, or convent, whatever?

Someone has to set the pattern, right? Synchronise your watches really means agreeing we’ll all take the right time from one source. There is no ‘all at one time’; there’s one dominant pattern and others echoing it, surely?

Maybe it accounts for a competitive factor. Counterproductive now, but maybe not originally. Maybe in a situation where a guy had many wives, it empowered a senior wife, gave her personality that edge to defend her territory, assert her fertility or dominance? Hey, I’m only guessing here. Would account for PMT!

]]> Comment on Can dogs smell fear? by huskylover http://wendyzukerman.com/2009/09/can-dogs-smell-fear/comment-page-1/#comment-996 huskylover Fri, 19 Feb 2010 20:17:58 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=140#comment-996 I enjoy reading your site, always learn something new facts. Emily Randall from <a href="http://www.huskytraining.net" rel="nofollow">Husky Training</a>.net I enjoy reading your site, always learn something new facts.
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]]> Comment on Fighting Farts with Fire by belavina http://wendyzukerman.com/2010/03/fighting-farts-with-fire/comment-page-1/#comment-927 belavina Mon, 15 Feb 2010 02:09:52 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=31#comment-927 Nice article. Would be grateful for any other information concerning this topic. Thanks! Nice article. Would be grateful for any other information concerning this topic. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Reality bites: Does eating bananas repel mosquitoes? by Debbie http://wendyzukerman.com/2010/01/reality-bites-does-eating-bananas-repel-mosquitoes/comment-page-1/#comment-742 Debbie Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:57:40 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=200#comment-742 but tell me Dr Wendy, is DEET a corrosive chemical thats not so great to use on a regular basis? nice article, you keep debunking all these things i thought i knew. xx debbie but tell me Dr Wendy,
is DEET a corrosive chemical thats not so great to use on a regular basis?

nice article, you keep debunking all these things i thought i knew.
xx
debbie

]]> Comment on Reality bites: Does eating bananas repel mosquitoes? by Sally Casey http://wendyzukerman.com/2010/01/reality-bites-does-eating-bananas-repel-mosquitoes/comment-page-1/#comment-646 Sally Casey Wed, 20 Jan 2010 05:30:44 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=200#comment-646 Hi Wendy, You really do have a way with words and imparting information in an interesting way. I loved the article. I'm glad I don't have to eat bags of bananas to repel mozzies I don't mind eating one occasionally, but as a repellent you'd probably have to eat bags of them! I think RID seems to work! XX Sally Hi Wendy,
You really do have a way with words and imparting information in an interesting way. I loved the article. I’m glad I don’t have to eat bags of bananas to repel mozzies I don’t mind eating one occasionally, but as a repellent you’d probably have to eat bags of them! I think RID seems to work!
XX Sally

]]> Comment on Reality bites: Does eating bananas repel mosquitoes? by Mr. Chimps http://wendyzukerman.com/2010/01/reality-bites-does-eating-bananas-repel-mosquitoes/comment-page-1/#comment-645 Mr. Chimps Wed, 20 Jan 2010 05:01:26 +0000 http://wendyzukerman.com/?p=200#comment-645 Thanks for the advice Wendy. So what you're saying is, I'm better off smearing the banana on my arse, than eating it. I mean that's what I've always done anyway, but it's nice to finally have the science to back it up. Thanks for the advice Wendy. So what you’re saying is, I’m better off smearing the banana on my arse, than eating it. I mean that’s what I’ve always done anyway, but it’s nice to finally have the science to back it up.

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