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Exercise qv
may ease ByW
RMS pains
Revolut
Mot even
lution the
University News Service stomachs
Regular aerobic exercise mar other 1 hi
relieve some of the physical ;l?te sixties
emotional symptoms of prenw But wli
trual syndrome (PMS), a Indira Ga
A&M University study indicate minds of
Anne Cr.nty, a doctoral studeclike a fast
health and physical educationni,; Norma
area of research is the menstni; the Greet
cle and its influence on the t winner a
bases her conclusion on an exit: guished ]
review of existing research (ragricultur
psychological and physiologbhthe seeds i
fects of exercise and non-sciet: Borlauj
surveys of female students. with the
“I am suggesting that ae: when Ga
exercise can relieve the symptoc.asked if :
PMS—mainly mood chrnge,de-. pening or
sion and tension,” Canty said. said
In addition, several studies pen and t
shown exercise causes a rebtyou do nc
opiate-like substances called er did a wo
pnins whu h sc ientists believe.nized (th
count for mood elevation ii chplogy c
pressed patients who exeri.,sht said ‘
regularly, she said. gaged in ;
’‘The literature is out there; plot of th
has not Ixeen applied with w nas said 1
who experience I’MS," she said front of
The women who do expeny inain, wic
symptoms following ovulatioi had some
prior to the beginning of their: and plan
strual cycle are not a minority,t ; been. It v
said. It has been estimatedtha.birds can
90 percent of women are affeett: people sa
PMS with 2 to 4 percent believt: n e
Ik* severely affected. Mp be jc
Canty said physical sympto:, ov cr the ’
PMS include headaches, bach r ' t * ts pf v
abdomin.tl bloating, breast swelled his t i
constipation, a craving sweetsf 1 4 es < ani
salty foods and fatigue. The w * t b thei
tional symptoms include tearfulr^ or 250
anger, irritability and tension ■• t be old i
overwhelming depression tht jlndia bef
treme manifestation.
“Most women have to lean,
coj>e with this every month andll
lieve exercise and proper mi
could be one of the best wayso
ping," she said.
Canty said for exercise tobedl
live in relieving PMS symptom
would have to be a regular acd
20 to SO minutes three or four
a week.
The elimination of sugar and
from the diet during the two-w
period would also reduce symj
of bloating and those caused
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health
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figure
Medic
poglycemia which occurs in wok
prior to their cycle, she said.
Canty's desire to conduct rm'
in the area of exercise anditseffo
on PMS is bolstered by inform
non-scientific surveys for women"
her classes which showed those*:
exercised regularly experienced Ii
depression, irritation and falif
prior to their menstrual cycle it
those who did not exercise.
Priest to stand
trial in case
of smuggling
Associated Press
BROWNSVILLE — A Rodl
Catholic priest and three others
stand trial in April after
not guilty in their arraignmenU
weapons smuggling case, a fedf
magistrate has ruled.
The Rev. Salomon Sandoval,
fredo Cumpian and Luis Davalos
f ieared before U.S. Magistrate 1
iam Mallet Wednesday, a dayead*
than scheduled. Salvador Vela
former city commissioner in Ain 1
was arraigned Thursday.
A pretrial hearing is set for if
8 before U.S. District Judge Rki ::
Hinojosa. Jury selection is sched^
April 9.
Federal prosecutors allege Sard
val acted as a middleman forDa'i
and Jorge Wong, both Mexican0
zens. Wong still is at large.
Sandoval is pastor of San
de Porras Catholic Church in Alt
a community northwest ofMcAli
in Hidalgo County.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Rot*
Ciuerra said the priest coma®
Vela and Cumpian, who boif
four Uzi semiautomatic weapons#
J u iy-
Guerra said the weapons wf
headed for Mexico labeled as W
copter parts” when federal autl
ties, acting on a tip, stopped
shipment.
ith
The priest
each are charged with one count
conspiracy to give a false stated
and four counts of making
statements. Cumpian, a studeni
Pan American University in Ed
burg, is charged with one count
conspiracy and three of making!®'
statements. Vela faces one count
conspiracy and one of makingaf®'
statement.
The f ive were indicted by a
eral grand jury last week and
swered a summons before theirl ((
mal arraignment this week.
Guerra said the defendants-'
Th<
Sai
pre
lus
Bu
nei
the
five
years imprisonment on
count plus fines ranging ft
$ 10,000 to $30,000 if convicted.