Is a Flobed for us?
| We are returning our high end Thempur-pedic tomrrow after 86 days of trying to get use to it. I found it way to hot and I live in NH and keep the heat at 55 degrees, I can only imagine how it would be in the summer! I also did not find it inviting, to hard and I woke up everytime I had to change positions and climb out of a hole. My question is will I have the same type of experience with a Flobed? Is it also like sitting on a rock? Our last interspring mattress was terrible and prefer not to go back to one of those. Please help! |
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I got my information from the same place you did. Soy is an estrogen feeder. Most of the world has problems with estrogen overload. I don't pretend to know more than you or less. Good luck to you. |
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cynicaljones wrote: As someone who has spent a quite of time here, asked questions, done some searches, requested and received samples from various online suppliers and STILL have not made a decision, I just want to say that no post those of you with knowledge and experience make is wasted.
Well said... ditto! This message was modified Mar 29, 2010 by Natalia
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| Leo3, I have a hard time believing that the estrogen overload (which I agree is a growing problem) is due to the soy bean. It's more likely an outcome of synthetic hormones being injected into our food supply worldwide. |
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It is another contributing factor adding to estrogen overload. Milk, eggs, cheese, and meat that are treated with antibiotics/hormones is a major contributing factor. But that is another forum LOL. This message was modified Mar 31, 2010 by Leo3
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| Hard to say.....I also know that drinking beer raises estrogen.....but im not quite ready to give that up entirely LOL. |
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budgy wrote: Hard to say.....I also know that drinking beer raises estrogen.....but im not quite ready to give that up entirely LOL. |
I agree. Anything good to eat/drink raises estrogen. Even fat from cheesecake or meat. Anything that your liver has to filter out and work harder doing so raises estrogen so "they" say.