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Re: Ecological HRT From: Pat Sonnenstuhl (webmidwife1@home.com) Wed Mar 24 09:37:05 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GD, Hb A1c, GTT" Previous message: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "Re: Pessary and preterm labor" Maybe in reply to: Peter: "Ecological HRT" Next in thread: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "Re: Ecological HRT" Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Three other excellent books are: Before the Change by Ann Louise Gittleman Estrogen the Natural Way by Nina Shandler. Natural Woman, Natural Menopause by Marcus Laux. These are 'popular' consumer oriented books, but very beneficial. You might be laughing now, but there is good research appearing showing the value of phytoestrogens in women's health. "Tonya Von Brooks, CPM" wrote: > > Dear Peter, > Start with Dr. John Lee's book "What Doctor 's Don't Tell You About > Mennopause".That may not be the exact title but its close. He is also > the physician advocating Triple Estrogen which one poster inquired about > some weeks ago. He is a big advocate of vegetable progesterones > (diasscoreah-which I'm guessing at the spelling) found in some types of > Mexican Yams.Where do you practice? > Tonya Brooks > > Peter wrote: > > > I'm looking for everything about phytotherapy in menopausal women & > > using herbs in menopause. > > > > Peter Next message: Pat Sonnenstuhl: "Re: GD, Hb A1c, GTT" Previous message: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "Re: Pessary and preterm labor" Maybe in reply to: Peter: "Ecological HRT" Next in thread: Tonya Von Brooks, CPM: "Re: Ecological HRT"

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