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Sugar, Alcohol, and PMS
| What sorts of things contribute to
PMS? Chocolate, fruit juice, and beer, according to this study. Oregon State
University researchers concluded this after surveying 853 women university
students. Seventy-three percent of the women reported at least one PMS symptom. Most called their symptoms "mild"; only 2% called them "severe." Ninety percent of the women ate "junk food" at least once a day, but the researchers found no significant association between junk food in general and PMS. They did find associations be n PMS and chocolate, PMS and fruit juice, and PMS and beer, however, which the authors take as evidence that sugar and alcohol in general may encourage PMS. - A. M. Rossignol and H. Bonnlander, "Prevalence and severity of the premenstrual syndrome," joumnl of Reprodudive MedU:in£ 36 (1991): 1 1-36. |
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