Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 I have read on the jars of the natural progesterone that it may cause cancer. Is it worth the risk to use them? Sherry Sherry, Un-opposed Estrogen encourages cancer too. One way around the use of hormones is to feed your body functional foods that nourish and balance your glands. Nourished glands work with the natural intelligence of your body to create the hormones you need, without bypassing the finely balanced natural feedback system. Does that make sense? Foods like Maca, from the Andes, and Suma, aka Brazilian Ginseng, have been safely used for thousands of years. I would also refer all hormone questions to Michelle Gluth's wholistic menopause website. Where is Michelle, anyway? I was waiting for her to suggest this, but she doesn't seem to be around. Ien in the Kootenays*****************************"What's the use of a house if youhaven't got a tolerable planet to put it on?"~ThoreauSaving the Rainforest, a cup of teaat the time: http://wildhealing.net***************************** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2006 Report Share Posted February 13, 2006 Hi, The email sending by seems to be off a day here. I sent my messages 24 hours ago and just see they came in. Un-opposed estrogen could possibly cause cancer, however, most people, including men, are exposed to xenoestrogens (chemicals that mimic estrogen) in petro-chemicals which are "false estrogens", but mimic so well that they are imbalanced on protesgerone. Women also produce estrogen in fat cells long after the menopause. Unopposed estrogen appears to cause more cancer's. There is more PMS and earlier, with girl's going through puberty earlier, due to environmental estrogens. Dr Lee and others credit the lack of progesterone in balancing out the estrogens, for all the PMS and perimenopausal symptoms women have in that time frame, that lasts up to 7 years pre-menopause. Natural protesterone in the form of 1/2 t- 1 teaspoon cream is applied to certain areas of the body daily for absorption. Proper nutrition and supplementation is the first step, of course. There is a chart which lists symptoms of estrogen deficiency and progesterone deficiency, so one can figure out more specifically. For example, if there is still bleeding going on, estrogen deficiency is unlikely. Lor Un-opposed Estrogen encourages cancer too. One way around the use of hormones is to feed your body functional foods that nourish and balance your glands. Nourished glands work with the natural intelligence of your body to create the hormones you need, without bypassing the finely balanced natural feedback system. Does that make sense? Foods like Maca, from the Andes, and Suma, aka Brazilian Ginseng, have been safely used for thousands of years. I would also refer all hormone questions to Michelle Gluth's wholistic menopause website. Where is Michelle, anyway? I was waiting for her to suggest this, but she doesn't seem to be around. Ien in the Kootenays ***************************** "What's the use of a house if you haven't got a tolerable planet to put it on?" Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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