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A non-invasive ultrasound technology will soon by used to treat patients and conduct research at the University of Virginia.
It'll be the first faculty in the world for what's called focused ultrasound surgery.
Right now, the FDA only allows women with uterine fibroids to be treated with the surgery.
Eventually, it'll be used to help victims of stroke, Parkinson's and Epilepsy.
"Focused ultrasound is likely to revolutionize therapy. It's probably the most important therapeutic technology since the invention of the scalpel," says Neal Kassell, a UVa Neurosurgery Professor.
Focused ultrasound is non-invasive. The patient is awake the whole time she's being treated. It uses ultrasound energy to get rid of cancerous tumors and blood clots.
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- How does PCOS influence my fertility?
- If I have PCOS, what will increase my chances of getting pregnant?
"Can I still get pregnant if I have PCOS?" We at Women to Women, hear this question all the time from women who have just learned they have polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS). I am happy to say that the answer is YES! It may take some medical interventions but the answer is usually yes. Even though PCOS is the most common type of female endocrine (hormone) disorder and one of the leading causes of female infertility, there is certainly hope for women with PCOS. The interesting part to this is that often times it is an easy intervention.
At Women to Women, we have seen many women with this form of hormonal imbalance improve their fertility — and go on to experience a healthy pregnancy!
So let's look at some of the most common questions and concerns we hear about the effects of PCOS on fertility, and see how a more natural approach like ours can help in your PCOS and fertility journey.
How does PCOS influence my fertility?
When you have PCOS, it changes the hormonal pathways in your body that produce eggs and prepare the uterus for pregnancy. The three most important reasons why becoming pregnant, or staying pregnant may be more challenging for women with PCOS are:
- Women with PCOS often do not ovulate.
- Women with PCOS tend to have irregular periods rather than "normal" predictable monthly cycles.
- When and if an egg is released, the endometrium (lining of the uterus) may not be sufficiently prepared to sustain pregnancy.
You can learn more about the causes of PCOS in our articles about the causes and symptoms of PCOS. There is good news though— those complicated hormonal imbalances can often be changed to increase your chances of conception.
If I have PCOS, how can I increase my chances of getting pregnant naturally?
This is the question we hear most often.
Now there are a number of treatment options out there — including both conventional and natural measures that can help to normalize your hormones and increase your chances for a healthy pregnancy.
At Women to Women, we have found that nutritional and lifestyle changes are almost universally necessary for women with PCOS. Our approach includes the following natural measures:
- Follow a low-glycemic load diet. Years of experience has taught us that this step is vital to limit insulin resistance, balance sex hormones, and increase fertility. What we mean by "low-glycemic load," is to limit carb intake to 16 grams of carbs per meal, and 7 grams per snack. That is the best way to start. For those of you that are more active a slightly higher carb intake may be necessary. In order to keep the glycemic load down, pair your carbohydrates with fiber, protein, and/or healthy fats. We recommend eliminating all high-fructose syrups, sugar, white flour, white rice, white potatoes, and other highly processed, refined sugars and starches. Carefully limiting refined carbohydrates is crucial to fertility because it reduces your insulin resistance, decreases androgens, and results in more regular ovulation and menses. This is basically what the drug metformin accomplishes, too — the difference is that our approach does this naturally. We so often see our patients come back after following this protocol having regular cycles for the first time in their lives. For more information, read our article, "Understanding Carbohydrates – Let's Take Away The Confusion."
- Maintain a healthy weight and stay physically active. Any form of regular exercise will help reduce insulin resistance. Additionally, regular exercise will start a domino effect reaction of positive influences on your mood, sleep, and stress levels. Exercise also helps you to maintain a healthy weight. Obesity is a significant problem for 35–60% of women with PCOS and a high waist-to-hip ratio is linked with the characteristic high insulin, androgen, and estrogen levels that disrupt normal ovulation and fertility. Simply losing just 5% of your weight can lead to more regular menstrual cycles and ovulation. Decreasing the carb load as mentioned above will help you reach and maintain a health weight.
- Restore balance with nutritional and herbal support. You may benefit from a pharmaceutical-grade multivitamin with a mineral balance high also in antioxidants. Other micronutrients that help to offset insulin resistance include the B vitamins, such as B3 (niacin), B6, B9 (folic acid), B12, C, D and E; and specifically the minerals vanadium, chromium, magnesium, and manganese. By taking a daily omega-3 supplement this will help you counterbalance the systemic inflammation that almost always goes along with insulin resistance. For more specific hormonal and endocrine support, herbs such as chasteberry, raspberry leaf, kudzu, red clover, and milk thistle, as well as traditional adaptogens such as ashwagandha, astragalus and maca can be extremely helpful.
Women to Women offers high-quality, pharmaceutical grade supplements to enhance your health. Click here to learn more.
- Reduce stress and create a balanced life. Many often overlook the fact that women with PCOS describe their lives as being riddled with anxiety. More often than others in the general population, and that those who experience difficulty conceiving also report higher rates of depression. Getting the support you need, either on line or with one on one support has been shown to be helpful to many that need it. Find what works for you.
- Visiting web sites that are specialized in treating PCOS can also be very helpful. PCOS Diva, PCOS Challenge, and In Cyst on the Best!. They offer information, support, recommendations, and tips for women with PCOS, whether you're trying to conceive or not.
- Detoxify. By following our Nutritional and Lifestyle Guidelines closely, not only helps with insulin regulation, but also promotes optimal metabolism (detoxification) of sex hormones. Another thing to consider is to check your environment for endocrine disruptors For example, the ovaries have been shown to be very sensitive to bisphenol A (BPA), a widespread industrial chemical found in polycarbonate plastics. A simple solution is to stop using plastic containers for your food and beverage containers. And start using ceramic, glass or stainless steel.
For more information, read our articles on detoxification.
We can't emphasize enough the importance of dietary changes. For most women we see at the clinic, eating low carb is the single most helpful part of the plan. And we've had amazing success in helping women improve their chances of pregnancy just by using these simple steps.
There have been many advances made in reproductive technology in recent years for women with PCOS. You can discuss your fertility treatment options with your practitioner or a qualified fertility specialist. But remember, in over 25 years of experience, we have found that a woman's fertility treatment outcome is brightest when she first makes the above-recommended changes to restore her hormonal balance.
Yes, you can you heal your PCOS!
We often urge women to try many, if not all, of the dietary and lifestyle recommendations above to enhance their bodies fertility. Usually this change is recommended for at least 6 months and at that time the next steps can be addressed as the cycles have become more regular.


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Some clay levees are no longer neededFargo, ND (WDAY TV)-- The river level means some clay levees, that just went up, are already coming down.
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV)-- The river level means some clay levees, that just went up, are already coming down.
City Engineers are comfortable, they won't be needed.
The only clay levee with water on it or that's even being used as protection is this one here at 2nd street south.
Luckily the others aren't needed and could start coming down as early as Thursday.
Mark Bittner- Director of Engineering, Fargo: "This would be one of the quickest turn arounds we have ever had to manage."
City of Fargo Director of Engineering Mark Bittner says typically we have to wait until flood water is off the levees until they can be taken down.
And with river levels not reaching the dikes, we're now just waiting on a crest.
Bittner: We just want to make sure the crest has crested and we got no rain in the forecast so we don't take them out and have to put them back in again.
If the Red goes along with the prediction of cresting within the next 24 hours, levees here at Oak Street North and Lindenwood could be taken down starting Thursday.
Bittner: Those are up at a higher level and they could all, none of them had water on them, so there's a number of them could be removed as soon as we get a contractor lined up.
The last clay levee to be taken down will be this one here at 2nd street north. Crews should be out within a week tearing it down.
For this levee to be removed the red has to be at 30 feet. Once the river drops to that level engineers will begin the tear down process.
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Today I am grateful for...
WATER! I read several articles in the National Geographic last night about the struggles some countries have to get fresh water and my heart just aches for these poor women that walk 5 hours a day with their babies on their back just to get some crappy dirty water that makes them sick anyways...when the governmet filled well is empty they dig in the mud to scoop out any remaining water that might be there. I feel extremely grateful for that tap I can turn on and get water anytime I need, as well as guilty after reading something like that.
The two year olds inability to speak very well--she overcompensates with body language and facial expressions that have me laughing all day long. Such a vibrant little soul.
The family that the Lord so graciously entrusts me with, I would walk 5 hours everyday in the hot sun with the baby on my back to get crappy water for them anytime.
My GB family that accepts and loves me regardless of my faults and unpredictability.
The opportunity I have to stay home with my children and the freedom to homeschool them.
DebMO, for boosting my spirits and being willing to let me tag along in the next challenge. Legs and Jim, for forgiving me for dropping the last challenge and continuing to boost me up!
Fiber One....nuff said.
Scott, his posts make me laugh and I find myself laughing throughout the day thinking of the funny things he says :0).
Today I am grateful for:
My willingness to continue to challenge myself.
My willingness to have a positive attitude.
Jessica-Mighty Max for calling me out when I have "fat head".
My job for being flexible when something unexpected comes up.
My healthy family, although they are just blessed and it's not by what they do or consume.
This forum.
Whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right ~ Henry Ford
Michelle Simpson ~2009 Body-for-LIFE Champion 46+ Catagory
The peace in knowing that although I took an unplanned free day that I am back on plan tomorrow and this will be okay.
Champster and her relentless support of my transformation
Xanax - sometimes it's a necessary evil and my lifeline
The Nashville, TN event. I'm really looking foward to it.
Debs - She's a doll.
Jessica Mighty Max ~ 2013 Body-for-LIFE Champion ~ Champion is a VERB!
Today I am Grateful For:
Husband, Children, family, friends
Jessica - Mighty Max
That I stuck to my guns and it all worked out!
Abbott Laboratories
This great forum
Lots of love to everyone!
Sylvia Bortman
2006 BFL Grand Champion Women's 50+
Today I'm Grateful For:
Having had the last 10 months to solidify friendships on GB - before the change
Having a new computer which I adore
Doug getting more like "normal" everyday
My daughter being happy in her new job and all that stress on her (me) gone hehe!
Healthy and happy grandchildren
My old job re-advertising tomorrow (govt jobs, have to go through protocol)
This magnificent place we live in and my "magic mountain"
Our Footy season beginning tonight on TV - no more PC guilt for me. teehee
Good Health, fresh air, clean water, great friends and the joy it brings me when I speak to them "live" for the first time and beyond!
Woooooooooooop! Have a great day all - Hugs xxxxxxxxxxxx
God- for bringing me into a new day of purpose
My wife and kids for their continued love
My work- i had a wonderful day yesterday
UBWO- preacher curls make me realize that yes i can still get sore from a workout
Renee- for doing the extra and helping ease my mind about Frances
Frances- for being strong
Debs- for her wonderful colors that make me focus
Aly- she is just so sweet
Legs- for continuing to inspire me and not hurt me
I am thankful for:
Technology and the ability to talk to people around the globe - even upside down people.
A good sleep last night
It is the end of my work week today
My health
My friend Jha at work that keeps me in line now that the Easter promotion baskets are coming in.
Debs just because she makes my heart smile - all the time.
Thankful that it's a NEW day (yesterday was terrible!)
for my iHome b/c it drowned out the mooing cows somewhat last night!
for my husband who is supporting me during my challenges
for my kids especially when they get along!
this forum so I can help others and seek advice
my Great BFL friends who listen and support! :0)
for the fact that my migraine is almost gone!!!
two extra plan times b/c of field trips!
My FAITH! <><
DebMO :0) Blessed to be a Blessing...
Babysitting, I've been helping out a friend and the extra little friends around the house have been fun!
Diapers, when doing double diaper duty it makes me grateful for diapers and wipes.
Lotion, double diaper duty has my hands bleeding from double hand washing.
This new site, I really like the isolated questions and responses, myself and others have received excellent feeback without having to scroll through anything to find what we are looking for when in a hurry to get an answer.
All of you and your incredibly positive attitudes that lift my spirits daily and help me to keep my self promises.
Good Morning...
I am grateful that my two teenagers still want to crawl in bed with me at night and cuddle, watch tv, laugh & talk about their day...MK is going to college and the lump in my throat is growing at the thought of her leaving...I cherish every moment I spend with them....
I am so grateful that I can be a part of this group and support my friends that are facing the same challenges I am and tackling obstacles with the same determination....
I am sooooo grateful for my mom...she keeps me going and has lost 35 pounds on Weight Watchers...she is 67 andis so determined after living heavy for so long to get the 80 lbs off!!! I want her around for a long time so she can see my children grow up...
love you all!!!!
""How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world."........ Anne Frank"
Today, I am grateful for:
Jessica for starting this thread and reminding all of us that there is something we're grateful for.
Low sugar gatorade.
My healthy family.
Dinner with my youngest son last night even if it meant taking free day early.
Vacation day tomorrow.
My new healthy baby cousin. Her name is Vivian Grace and she was born this morning.
Champster (Michelle) - There are days I just don't know what I would do without her.
My blender bottle. It makes MRPs so much easier and better.
My job got extended again and this time for at least a month. It's a great thing and I am blessed.
That I'm able to help someone start BFL. I feel so blessed being able to do it.
My wireless headset. It's a must for a headhunter.
God, Children, BFL Family
The Internet
This Great Forum
That everything always works out better then I could have ever imagine
Abbott Laboratories
Life, Love, Happiness, Health, Fitness
Lots of love to all!
My faith
My husband of almost 27 years-the love continues to grow with each passing year
My beautiful (inside and out) children
my daughter-in-law and my son-in-law-we have been very fortunate here, 2 down and 1 to go, I pray she does as well
The rest of my family and also my friends
Very grateful for BFL friends I have made from all over the world, because you get it
The return of good health and a strong body
This one will sound odd-grateful for a 4 day migraine-why? Because it reminds me of how thankful I am to almost never have a migraine much less a 4 day one since starting BFL
I am very thankful for...
Being able to get my cardio in early so that I can spend the evening chillaxing with my kiddos watching movies while the rain falls outside.
A job that I love that gives me the resources to provide for my family
All of the new fabulous friends I have made on this BFL journey.
I am in week 12!!!!! :-)
I am stronger mentally and physically than I have ever been in my life!
Keep the faith!
Faithful Renee :0)
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The Children's Department at Rodman Public Library will host Storytime for 4-6 year olds in August. Patrons may attend Storytime on Tuesday evenings from 6:30-7:15 p.m. or Thursday mornings from 10:30 -11:15 a.m. Topics will include: Days of Dinosaurs, Fabulous Frogs and Just Plain Silly
The goal of Storytime is to encourage life-long readers through stories, music, movement and activities. Pre-registration is not required. There will be no Storytime August 14 or 16 due to the Friends of the Library annual book sale. For more information, call the library at 330-821-2665.


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Rental discrimination ban approved in Grand ForksIn front of a standing-room only crowd, the Grand Forks City Council passed a law Monday banning housing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in the city.
By: Brandi Jewett, Grand Forks Herald
In front of a standing-room only crowd, the Grand Forks City Council passed a law Monday banning housing discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in the city.
Grand Forks becomes the first city in the state to do so, according to council members.
The council approved the law by a vote of 5-2 with members Terry Bjerke and Ken Vein dissenting.
While Vein voted against the law after seeing a lack of incident data, Bjerke said he was against identifying any group of people as a protected class — including those already defined under state and federal law.
"How can you have equal protection and protected class in the same sentence?" he said. "There are not enough trees to cut down and paper to print the number of protected classes that could be in the ordinance."
Once enacted, the law prohibits denying, withholding or refusing to conduct maintenance on rental property based on the sexual orientation or gender identity of the tenant.
Religious question
The council's vote came after nearly two hours of testimony from residents and its members.
Those in favor of the law argued it provided protection for people of every sexual orientation, not just gays. Opponents saw the law as a violation of property rights and religious beliefs.
To Rev. Keith Mills of United Church of Christ, religion was not an excuse to combat the law.
"Our faith is one of the leading voices of bigotry and intolerance in this culture," he said. "Jesus said if your rules are in the way of doing the most loving thing then set your rules aside, and do what's right. If City Council chooses to pass this ordinance, I believe they're doing what's right."
Others didn't see it that way.
"You do not have the right to impose that lifestyle on my religious beliefs," Grand Forks resident Jerry Hjeldsen said.
Forced compliance
Some compared enforcing the housing law to businesses being forced to provide services to those whom they did not agree with on religious and moral levels — something that did not sit well with Council President Hal Gershman.
"I'm Jewish. Are you saying you have a right to refuse to serve me because I'm Jewish, and I have the right to refuse to do business with you because you're Christian?" he asked. "I can't believe what you're saying. It deeply disturbs me."
Others opposing the law argued there was no evidence of discrimination occurring in the community.
Resident Zack Petrick said he thought otherwise. In 2009, he came out as a gay man in a letter written and published in support the passage of a similar discrimination law at the state level.
"My landlord, and employer at the time, sat me down and said I was no better than the blacks," he said. "And he didn't say the word 'blacks.'"
Exemptions and concerns
While property owners expressed concerns for their rights, not all forms of housing are protected under the law.
Churches and religious housing are exempt in addition to single-family homes and apartments with up to four units in which the owner resides.
Larry Richard, lawyer for the Greater Grand Forks Apartment Association, told the council his organization is in favor of expanding the discrimination ban to sexual orientation and gender identity, but the group did have concerns over punishments for landlords found to be in violation.
If a determination has been made that a property owner violated the law, the council can deny, revoke, suspend or refuse to renew his or her rental license and certificate of occupancy.
Losing the occupancy certificate means that all others living on the affected property would have to leave as well, according to City Attorney Howard Swanson.
Those in violation convicted in municipal court could receive a $500 fine per violation.
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Raghav Dhawan is a senior at Claremont McKenna College. He is pursuing a dual degree in Mathematics and Economics and plans to complete the Financial Economics Sequence. Born in India, Raghav has also lived in Hong Kong and Los Angeles. He spent the fall semester of his junior year abroad in Budapest, Hungary, studying mathematics with sixty other American students. Two summers ago, Raghav worked with a microfinance investment group at home, in India. He was a research assistant at the Rose Institute of State and Local Government before starting with the FEI this past summer.
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Nathan is a junior at CMC and an Economics major planning to complete the Financial Economics Sequence. Raised in Palo Alto, California, Nathan is an avid cyclist as well as an accomplished internet entrepreneur. In addition to working for the Financial Economics Institute, he writes for the Inland Empire Bulletin published by the Lowe Institute and also tutors for Introductory Economics. After graduation, Nathan plans to pursue his entrepreneurial interests, a job in investment banking, or one in asset management.
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The Santa Barbara City College Orchestra teams up with the Concert Choir, under the direction of Nathan Kreitzer, to perform a piece of epic proportions, 'A German Requiem' by Johannes Brahms. Featuring soloists Prissie Barbour (Mezzo soprano) and Jarrod Olson (Baritone).
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Student volunteers impact cities in path toward lifelong service
Season Helms spent the past 14 months working with the Metro New York Baptist Association and with Graffiti 2, an church plant in the city, as a North American Mission Board student missionary. In addition to working with children, she was involved in the churchs outreach and worship. Photo courtesy of Season Helms.
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NEW YORK (BP) -- Student missionary Season Helms can pinpoint the day last year when she began to look at New York City and urban ministry differently. Traveling with friends on the subway, Helms spotted a young woman dressed less than modestly.
As Helms looked beyond her clothing to the puffy eyes, scrapes and bruises, she saw a girl obviously in pain. Helms and her friends soon learned the girl had been attacked at Coney Island and her phone, money and extra clothing had been taken from her, leaving her with only a swimsuit. Helms and her friends helped the girl find more clothing to wear, connect with her friends and begin to heal her wounds.
"Then we got an opportunity to talk to her about God," said Helms, who later wrapped up her term as a North American Mission Board student missionary. "She told us that God couldn't love her. She had done too many bad things. Her perceived absence of the Lord in her life had led her to believe He wasn't there and He didn't love her."
Over the next few months, they continued to minister to the girl and share with her about God's love. To their knowledge she never made a profession of faith but Helms and her friends did what they could to move her closer to such a decision.
"That experience was monumental to me because it began to change my perception of what life and ministry here in New York City is about," Helms said. "Ministry is how you live your whole life -- not what I've scheduled from 9 to 5. It's something that can be and should be integrated into all of my life so that you can't tell where my job ends and my ministry begins."
Helms is among 750 Southern Baptist student missionaries who serve in locations across North America throughout the year with NAMB. As many of these student missionaries build relationships in the community and serve on the front lines of ministry, NAMB believes they represent both the present and the future of Southern Baptist efforts to penetrate lostness throughout North America.
To reach NAMB's goal of helping Southern Baptist churches start 15,000 new churches over the next decade, many more church planters and church planting team members will be needed. Student missionaries -- along with interns and church planting apprentices -- play a crucial role in the church-based "farm system" needed to get there.
"The 15-year-old today is the church planter in the next decade," said Chad Childress, NAMB's director of missionary and church development. "So our desire is to see thousands of churches begin to discover next-generation missionaries within their own church and then deploy them into the greatest areas of lostness in North America. NAMB's farm system promises to be a helpful tool to these churches as they develop those missionaries for a lifetime of missionary service."
Student missionary Sam Kim serves as the discipleship minister at a church plant in Vancouver, British Columbia. Now transitioning to a church planter apprentice with NAMB, Kim said God has used his time in student missions to open his eyes to church planting, particularly in Vancouver's multiethnic context.
Before being a part of The Point Community Church, a multiethnic collegiate congregation in Vancouver, Kim had been a part of Korean-language churches and collegiate ministries.
"God really gave me a heart for Vancouver and multiethnic ministry," Kim said. "The Point Church gave me a great opportunity to use those passions that God gave me."
Helms, who served in New York City from the summer of 2012 through the end of this July, came to the city after graduating from the University of Georgia. While primarily serving with the Metro New York Baptist Association, she also led worship at Graffiti 2, an SBC church plant in the city. Though reluctant to go to New York City when she first applied as a summer missionary, it didn't take long for her to "fall in love with the city" and she ended up staying an additional year.
Through Helms' ministry at Graffiti 2, she developed a passion for helping low-income children. This fall she heads to Kennesaw State University in Kennesaw, Ga., to work on a master's degree in social work. She plans to return to an urban area after graduate school to work with inner-city children.
"The need for the Gospel [in New York], particularly in the neighborhood where I lead worship, is so overwhelming," Helms said. "[The Gospel] could do amazing things in that neighborhood. It could restore families. It could restore relationships. It could create a whole new sense of what community means."
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Dallas Cowboys LB Sean Lee (hamstring, neck) said Saturday, Jan. 18, that he is on the mend and that he does not 'anticipate any surgery' to repair the sprained ligament in his neck suffered in November. 'Neck's getting better,' he said. 'It's on its way. I should be ready to go. I think we'll evaluate it more as the year goes on or the next couple of months. But I should be ready for everything this offseason and be fine for next year.'
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At this year's Haskell Implementors Workshop I gave talk about performance improvements to the unordered-containers package. I've talked about this package before. New since last time I gave this talk are performance numbers from the hash array mapped trie data implementation I've been working on. Here are the slides:
(You can also download the slides as a PDF.)