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Re: How many of you use progesterone cream for your Endo?
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Mon May 19 12:36:49 2003
I checked out this site and while the Prolief is reasonable priced I
would like to know what other women use that's available at the local
GNC or other places. I talked with my PCP's nurse and she told me that
most progesterone creams are about $25 for X amount of cream and she
really loves it. Are there other creams out there that come with the
pumps as this Prolief does!?! I could probably go check it out for
myself instead of bothering you all but I would like to know what other
women are using.
Thank you!
-K
At Mon, 19 May 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>I have been using Prolief for 2 months and have started selling it as
>well because of how much better I feel, my skin is clearing up and I
>don't have the pains from my ovary flare ups near like I used to. I
>have recently started using Thermal Fusion from Arbonne on my hair along
>with the Progesterone cream, I am happy with the results. You really
>cannot have too much progesterone, but you can certainly have too much
>estrogen, which is many women's problems today. Progesterone is not
>going to cause a heart attack, that would be birth control pills. It
>seems as though doctors just want to keep giving you a different pill to
>"regulate" you or just use as a way to "fix" your problems and instead
>it creates much more. Estrogen does not protect your heart, any kind of
>hormone replacement therapy will increase your risk of breast cancer.
>Most women are deficient in progesterone, giving us more estrogen
>increases a serious and harmful state of estrogen dominance which has
>been linked to breast cancer as well as endometriosis, fibroid tumors
>and fibrocystic breast disease. I am finding more and more women whom
>Phyto Prolief and Prolief is working great for. Arbonne has many
>natural products which are great for your skin, hair and vitamins for
>your health and well being. You can find these products at
>http://www.arbonne.com
>
>--
>Heather Adams
>
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