Hi new here! Menstrual problems - reply - use black cohosh for relief

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Black Cohosh is made from a root of a tree. It contains a natural form

of estrogen. My wife had a hysterectomy when she was 25 and was put on

estratab which is a synthetic estrogen made out of pregnant horse

pee. After taking that for several years she developed fibroids. She

stopped taking that and got on the black cohosh and has been on it

ever since, she is now 46. If she misses it for a couple of days she

will have breast tenderness so it is very evident it works. This can

be used in postmenopausal women to help hot flashes and that kind of

thing, you can get it at any health food store and even at Wal-Mart.

 

Any product that is obtained from a plant varies in strength. An

example of this is if you grow pepper in a dry and hot condition it

becomes very hot because the capsaicin become concentrated because of

the slow growth, if it is grown in wet conditions and low light the

reverse it true. Sooo.... You may need to up the dosage to 2 pills a

day instead of one if you find the batch you have is not potent

enough, adjust you dosage according to your response to it and

according to the potency.

 

Aubrey

 

 

> Hi Barbara,

>

> If its menopause I have heard that a Good Quality Soy product (one

> that hasn't been processed) is good for menopausal women. you could

> also find a good kinesiologist and have your hormones balanced - I

> am not going through menopause as yet but have had a few problems

> like only feeling good for about 4 days out of the month the rest of

> the month I was bloated, sore, cranky you name it!!!! 1 session of

> kinesiology sorted it out for me.

>

> Hope this helps

> Regards

> Caroline

> http://www.alwaysnaturallygreat.com

> Certified Organic Skin,Hair,Cosmetic & Body Products

>

>

> , " Display Name3 "

> <barbara401@> wrote:

> >

> > Hello everyone

> >

> > Thanks for letting me on.

> >

> > I have menstrual problems in which the only thing that has worked

> is

> > Progestin. I got off the pill, and pretty soon those hormones

> will

> > have worn off completely. Any suggestions?

> > I have tried primrose oil, that only works for early symptoms.

> > Basically, I suspect I am perimenopausal, but my doctor doesn't

> think

> > so. I don't believe her.

> >

> > Anyone know anything I can take during those really bad days?

> >

> > Barb

> >

>

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I would like to clarify something on my last post on this... if you

are needing estrogen replacement or have menopause problems then the

black cohosh treatment works very well. If you are having other

problem such as PMS or that kind of thing I don't think it will. Sorry

for not making this too clear last time and posting too quick.

 

Aubrey

 

, " asims1956 " <asims1956

wrote:

>

> Black Cohosh is made from a root of a tree. It contains a natural form

> of estrogen. My wife had a hysterectomy when she was 25 and was put on

> estratab which is a synthetic estrogen made out of pregnant horse

> pee. After taking that for several years she developed fibroids. She

> stopped taking that and got on the black cohosh and has been on it

> ever since, she is now 46. If she misses it for a couple of days she

> will have breast tenderness so it is very evident it works. This can

> be used in postmenopausal women to help hot flashes and that kind of

> thing, you can get it at any health food store and even at Wal-Mart.

>

> Any product that is obtained from a plant varies in strength. An

> example of this is if you grow pepper in a dry and hot condition it

> becomes very hot because the capsaicin become concentrated because of

> the slow growth, if it is grown in wet conditions and low light the

> reverse it true. Sooo.... You may need to up the dosage to 2 pills a

> day instead of one if you find the batch you have is not potent

> enough, adjust you dosage according to your response to it and

> according to the potency.

>

> Aubrey

>

>

> > Hi Barbara,

> >

> > If its menopause I have heard that a Good Quality Soy product (one

> > that hasn't been processed) is good for menopausal women. you could

> > also find a good kinesiologist and have your hormones balanced - I

> > am not going through menopause as yet but have had a few problems

> > like only feeling good for about 4 days out of the month the rest of

> > the month I was bloated, sore, cranky you name it!!!! 1 session of

> > kinesiology sorted it out for me.

> >

> > Hope this helps

> > Regards

> > Caroline

> > http://www.alwaysnaturallygreat.com

> > Certified Organic Skin,Hair,Cosmetic & Body Products

> >

> >

> > , " Display Name3 "

> > <barbara401@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Hello everyone

> > >

> > > Thanks for letting me on.

> > >

> > > I have menstrual problems in which the only thing that has worked

> > is

> > > Progestin. I got off the pill, and pretty soon those hormones

> > will

> > > have worn off completely. Any suggestions?

> > > I have tried primrose oil, that only works for early symptoms.

> > > Basically, I suspect I am perimenopausal, but my doctor doesn't

> > think

> > > so. I don't believe her.

> > >

> > > Anyone know anything I can take during those really bad days?

> > >

> > > Barb

> > >

> >

>