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Re: Need to choice treatment soon: CBCP or Progesterone Cream?From: Lori (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Apr 30 17:13:38 2004
Of course I agree with you that just because it is natural does not make it safe. I also agree with seeing your medical Drs. for exams/treatments... I still go to my medical Drs. for care & do like my gyno., but I do disagree with him when he suggests Lupron for me. Everyone needs to decide for themselves what they want to do. I do think we need to be proactive in our health care researching all that we can about we are putting in our bodies & just because we get a prescription from a medical dr. or herbal from a naturopath does not mean that it is not harmful. I am one who has been helped by natural medicine & would like to share what has worked for me in hopes that we can all find some better outcomes, but I do believe that true wisdom & the path for each individuals life should come from above! Proverbs 3:5 Lori At Fri, 30 Apr 2004, Kristy wrote: > >Lori, > >Just b/c something is natural doesn't mean it's safe. > >There are dangers with natural alternatives as there are with >conventional medicine. > >Also, a lot of natural alternatives interact with prescription meds and >the reason is b/c they (the natural alternative) are in their pure form >whereas the drug has the herb or whatever ground down so fine and also >with other additives. > >Some people with certain health conditions can not take natural >alternatives of any kind or allergies to natural alternatives. > >I know you are thinking that Western drs do not agree to condone natural >alternatives if they are MDs has to do strictly with money but that's >not true. Also, they may not get the full amount of training in natural >alternatives like you think they should but they do get enough >(including DOs that can work with both conventional and alternative >medicine) to know which natural alternatives are not safe to use with >prescription meds or which will aggrivate certain health conditions. > >Also, not everything you read on the Net is accurate. Just like with >drs when we get info from them the info that one gets needs to be taken >with a grain of salt. If it (the progesterone cream) has done no harm >on people who have used it then why have I met several women who have >had problems with it or it didn't work for them? Also, if it is so >wonderful why isn't it being subjected to clinical trials funded by the >NIH and such to verify that and it's safeness? > >I'm glad that it works for you Lori but it is not an option for >everyone. > >Even with doing all the research that is out there about Progesterone >cream the person should still talk to their dr. > >And then decide accordingly but also remember to pls take it with a >grain of salt the info they get, but as I said before just b/c something >is natural that doesn't always mean it's safe for everyone to use. > >-- >===== >Kristy :) > >http://www.geocities.com/sokokl/Kristysstory.html >
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