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__________________ Find my blog at: http://keriannmb.blogspot.com/ Diagnosed Insulin Resistant in October 2007. Committed to Atkins January 2009. I vow to lose 1 pound 36 times... ~I've already lost 1 pound 30 times.~ "Don't let the fear of the time it will take to accomplish something stand in the way of your doing it. The time will pass anyways; we might just as well put that passing time to the best possible use." Started Date: 03/January/2009 - 196 lbs Current Month: July 2009 - 166.5 lbs WEDDING DATE: 26/JUNE/2010 - I WILL BE A BUFF BRIDE! ![]() ![]() |
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What "period pill" are you referring to? Pamprin contains a generic form of Tylenol, as well as some anti-histamines, and a diuretic. When taken according to the package directions, it should be completely safe. Some menstrual meds contain caffeine, which I understand is a no-no, but in pretty small amounts. Pamprin Multi doesn't have caffeine. I'm allergic to most pain medication, Tylenol excepted, and I can tell you honestly that I've never had a single problem taking it, or Pamprin Multi Symptom. Sometimes, when I can't find plain Tylenol around the house, I'll take a Tylenol PM, which has diphenhyramine added to help you sleep. I do notice that the diphenhydramine makes me look and feel puffy the next day, but it's never stalled out my weight loss. Just take a Tylenol or a Pamprin Multi if you need one! (Unless you have liver problems or a drug sensitivity, obviously) Feel better!
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