I am sorry I shouldn't have posted that line about raw vegans with such assurance. All I can say is, and this information can be easily found, that many women don't have periods, either never had them, or they became very irregular or stopped altogether, and yet they became pregnant, some more than once. In some cases there are no what one would call obvious correlations between lifestyle and "fertile amenorrhoea", while others involve athletes (I'd say it's the most frequent case), or women on a raw vegan diet as I previously mentioned.
Anyway, I feel that whatever modality we talk about, we can't check what happened to these women on the emotional level. So recipes for a period-free life might work for you or they might not, the key ingredient I am sure, is emotional.
I did also wish to find one such recipe some time back, but these days I am more looking into my extreme anger with God for having made me a woman and thus granted me a whole package of disgusting things.
Also, Anneli posted an interesting experience she had concerning that, in the topic about Sincerity or Hypocrisy,
Anneli wrote:Hi Amanda,
I have an experience that could perhaps help you find a new or different entrance to your feelings about this?
Previously, in the early springtime months this year, I went through the emotions of being used and humiliated by others for the sake of their own pleasure. Some hour or so after releasing that grief, I went for a glass of milk in the kitchen, only to find myself suddenly fully understanding that this is exactly what we do to the cows - we use and humiliate them for the sake of our own pleasure. So I put the glass of milk down and have not eaten or drunk any dairy products since. (At least to 99,5%, at a few occasions I've failed to ask if it was milk in baked goods or look beforehand at the list of ingredients of something).
Before that, I had an intellectual understanding and desire, but couldn't grasp the full emotional spectrum of it, because that part of me was locked inside the injury, so it wasn't enough "power" in there for me to take the step and quit consuming dairy products before that moment.
This to me is related to your post here - how things that are unloving in the society somehow still has a hook into each one of us, until we release that hook emotionally. Surely, I realize that there must still be grief to experience for all the time I actually consumed milk products, in the sense of what that did to the cows and people, water and plants etc involved in producing all that milk for me, but at least I could now more fully connect to what the link was between what was happening in society and what was still unhealed within myself.
I hope this contributes in some way to your view or desires around this topic.
Cheers,
Anneli
I hope you find this helpful.