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Keeping track of your symptoms is a good idea. If you have other symptoms not listed on this form be sure and write them down. Pay close attention to any digestive problems. After the first cycle, re-read Types of PMS to get a better idea of how to adjust your the diet plan to avoid general symptoms.

Example:

A bad mood, signs of anxiety are Type A, you need to make sure you're not overly stressed, you may need to increase meditation time, increase foods with B vitamins, calcium and magnesium and decrease animal protein.

Pain indicates a possibility of too many bad fats and not enough essential fatty acids, especially Omega 3

Bloating, possibly too much animal protein, not enough water or if salt sensitive, too much sodium. Increase fruits

Compare your results after your second cycle for improvements.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Record Symptoms

You can copy and paste this very simple form into your own word processor to print out and keep track of your symptoms. This form along with a more detailed symptom diary are available in the Cycle Diet Workbook. See products for details.

Directions: Start with the 1st day of period as day 1. On a scale of 0 to 5, with 0 being none or good and 5 the strongest or very bad.

Date/

Mood

Stress

Anxiety

Pain

Craving

Bloat

Fatigue

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 * indicates ovulation and start of luteal phase. Days 20-28 are the days when estrogen and progesterone are at their highest based on a 28 day cycle. Some cycles are shorter or longer, adjust to your cycle.

 

 

Inside Plan Basics

Types of PMS
Carbs & Depression
Fats & PMS
Low Carb & PMS
Ovulation Calendar
Record Symptoms

 

 
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