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    1. Asked: December 23, 2020In: Health

      What causes period to to cease for months— pregnancy and menopause out of the picture.

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      Jeremy Howell
      Added an answer on January 3, 2021 at 10:20 pm

      The rapid gain or loss of a significant amount of weight can lead to hormonal imbalances. These imbalances can cause a person to miss periods initially, but they tend to resolve over time. Long-term or intense stress can affect the part of the brain that controls the reproductive hormones. This canRead more

      The rapid gain or loss of a significant amount of weight can lead to hormonal imbalances. These imbalances can cause a person to miss periods initially, but they tend to resolve over time.

      Long-term or intense stress can affect the part of the brain that controls the reproductive hormones. This can cause ovulation and periods to stop. Once the cause of the stress goes or the person learns coping strategies to manage it, their regular cycle may return.

      Excessive exercise can cause missed periods, particularly for people with low body weight or very little body fat. Missing periods due to excessive exercise is called exercise-associated amenorrhea.

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    2. Asked: December 23, 2020In: Communication

      What are the precautions for me to take if I’m entering into a life estate deed with a stranger— Is it even a wise investment to be gone with?

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      Added an answer on January 3, 2021 at 10:20 pm

      Many individuals use life estate deeds in an effort to avoid probate and eliminate the need to hire an attorney to prepare a last will and testament, or a trust. Unfortunately, when someone uses a life estate deed, they lose control over the distribution of their property when things turn out differRead more

      Many individuals use life estate deeds in an effort to avoid probate and eliminate the need to hire an attorney to prepare a last will and testament, or a trust. Unfortunately, when someone uses a life estate deed, they lose control over the distribution of their property when things turn out differently than expected.
      The problem with life estate deeds is that the person transferring ownership loses control of the property when the deed is signed, despite the retention of the life estate. After the life estate deed is signed and recorded, the life tenant is no longer able to transfer, sell or mortgage the property without the joinder of the remainderman.
      More importantly, from the estate planning perspective, the life tenant has given up all control over what happens to the property in the event of the death or disability of the remainderman, or if the remainderman is embroiled in a divorce or other creditor problem when the life tenant dies. The real property will automatically transfer to the remainderman without the ability to change the remainderman or protect the remainderman from creditors.

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