PCOS-DIET Messages for January, 2003: Re: Anyone treating PCOS just with diet and excercise?

Re: Anyone treating PCOS just with diet and excercise?

From: Victoria (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 5 Jan 2003 13:20:40 -0500

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Pretty interesting all the posts we are getting replying to posts months old .....

http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/Cancer/clark.html, The Bizarre Claims of Hulda Clark. Actually search that site, there are a number of things on that. In addition:

Before you consider trying the progesterone creams, I made an investigation into them into a webpage: (http://nichollsvi.tripod.com/p_cream.html). The issues I mainly deal with are:

1) the FDA (regulatory body in America) and its legal stance on the products being in violation of current laws. 2) the lack of facts or science (validity) behind the product and theories of Dr. John Lee (started it all), taken from doctor comments, Medline, and other reliable medical science sites. There is no evidence to support that it is anything other than a placebo. 3) Other information, including a promotion from a heavily promoted website that may or may not be stated with the product, where you become an 'associate' of, earning $ on books to 'get the most' out of progesterone creams (Letter I, #2).

Always do thorough medical based research on anything you take that is given a reputation to alleviate, cure, treat or deal with a specific problem or problems. It may be in violation of the law, or there might be no evidence to support it.

www.quackwatch.com, http://www.quackfiles.com, http://quackbusters.quackfiles.com are good places to start to review all sorts of questionable health products and practices.

I have recently updated the site to include more links to the above information. I have some more I will be adding soon.

-- Victoria

> From: 4eme_angel@angelfire.com (Eme) > > WHO ON EARTH SAID THAT PEOPLE WITH INSULIN RESISTANCE SHOULD EAT A HIGH > PROTEIN DIET, THE BEST WAY TO REDUCE INSULIN RESISTANCE IS TO ADOPT A > LOW FAT VEGAN DIET AND EXCERCISE, i MEAN IF IT CURES A DIABETIC IN 3 > WEEKS, AMAGINE WHAT IT WOULD DO FOR MILD INSULIN RESISTANCE IT ALSO > REDUCED ESTROGEN LEVELS IN THE BLOOD!!, i'D ADVISE U GO TO PCRM.ORG, DO > A KIDNEY AND LIVER CLEANSE BY HULDA CLARK GET OFF THAT POISON THE DOCTER > IS FEEDING YOUR CHILD AND ON SOME NATURAL PROGESTERONE CREAM i HAD pco > AFTER GLANDULAR FEVER AND i STARTED BECOMING BETER AFTER STUFFING MYSELF > REGULARY WITH WHOLE FOOD, LOW FAT CARBS IT BALANCED THE HORMONES AS WELL > AND GETS RID OFF EXCESS FAT. LOW CARBS DIETS ARE IF U WANT TO LOOSE > WEIGHT(MUSCLE WHICH IS verybad!!) hIGH CARB DIETS ARE IF YOU WANT TO > LOSE FAT and retain a lean body mass. also avoid fluride and soya > producds,it causes hypothyrodism which is the leading cause of insulin > resistance > > At Sun, 29 Sep 2002, mary wrote:

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