Menopause

July 20, 2000

I ahve been doing some reading up- do you all realize that although it is said that women need estrogen replacement that MANY women have more than enough and it is low low low progesterone levels that are what causes many problems at that point in life?

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Just a question - menopause isn't a disease and why do you need to findsomething with estrogen as a supplement??? ;0Sheri

July 20, 2000

Of course, those who know me, know I mention homeopathy frequently.

Homeopathic treatment with a quality, classical homeopath can also assist

with imbalances that lead to menopausal symptoms that are intolerable.

Once you are 'in balance' the symptoms go away. They are the sign of a

disturbance.

Sheri

At 08:54 AM 07/20/2000 -0700, you wrote:

>Sheri,

>

>You're right - it's not a disease, and in fact in many cultures it doesn't

>even exist! Although I think for women who are experiencing certain

>discomforts that do go along with menopause in this culture (who knows why N

>American women experience this - perhaps because in general we are so

>unhealthy), natural estrogen from soy is probably better than Hormone

>Replacement Therapy. By the way, I'm just guessing about the soy estrogens.

>

>Sheri Nakken wrote:

>

>> >2. I have a question: Wouldn't the estrogen in soy (phytoestrogen) be

>> better,

>> >for instance during menopause, because it's naturally occurring. I know

>> someone

>> >going through menopause who drinks soy milk; I avoid it in case I'm

>> carrying a

>> >boy (and for other reasons)

>>

>> Just a question - menopause isn't a disease and why do you need to find

>> something with estrogen as a supplement??? ;0

>> Sheri

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At 11:03 PM 07/19/2000 -0700, you wrote:

> I ahve been doing some reading up- do you all realize that although it

>is said that women need estrogen replacement that MANY women have more

>than enough and it is low low low progesterone levels that are what causes

>many problems at that point in life? Sindea

>http://www.geocities.com/camerasindea/HURFamily.html

>www.hurphotography.com Just a question - menopause isn't a disease and

>why do you need to find

>something with estrogen as a supplement??? ;0

>Sheri

>

And again, same response to progesterone supplements. Not the answer.

>

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July 20, 2000

Sheri,

You're right - it's not a disease, and in fact in many cultures it doesn't

even exist! Although I think for women who are experiencing certain

discomforts that do go along with menopause in this culture (who knows why N

American women experience this - perhaps because in general we are so

unhealthy), natural estrogen from soy is probably better than Hormone

Replacement Therapy. By the way, I'm just guessing about the soy estrogens.

Sheri Nakken wrote:

> >2. I have a question: Wouldn't the estrogen in soy (phytoestrogen) be

> better,

> >for instance during menopause, because it's naturally occurring. I know

> someone

> >going through menopause who drinks soy milk; I avoid it in case I'm

> carrying a

> >boy (and for other reasons)

>

> Just a question - menopause isn't a disease and why do you need to find

> something with estrogen as a supplement??? ;0

> Sheri

> --------------------------------------------------------

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July 20, 2000

Does anyone else remember hearing or reading about soy not being good for

you? I remember it as having some negative properties unless used as in tofu

and tempeh, like in south east asia. Any idea?

Christin

July 20, 2000

If your estrogen is high and your progesterone is low---isn't that an

imbalance?!

Dawn Pfaff

On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 07:55:59 -0700 Sheri Nakken <snakken@...>

writes:

> Of course, those who know me, know I mention homeopathy frequently.

> Homeopathic treatment with a quality, classical homeopath can also

> assist

> with imbalances that lead to menopausal symptoms that are

> intolerable.

> Once you are 'in balance' the symptoms go away. They are the sign

> of a

> disturbance.

> Sheri

>

> At 08:54 AM 07/20/2000 -0700, you wrote:

> >Sheri,

> >

> >You're right - it's not a disease, and in fact in many cultures it

> doesn't

> >even exist! Although I think for women who are experiencing

> certain

> >discomforts that do go along with menopause in this culture (who

> knows why N

> >American women experience this - perhaps because in general we are

> so

> >unhealthy), natural estrogen from soy is probably better than

> Hormone

> >Replacement Therapy. By the way, I'm just guessing about the soy

> estrogens.

> >

> >Sheri Nakken wrote:

> >

> >> >2. I have a question: Wouldn't the estrogen in soy

> (phytoestrogen) be

> >> better,

> >> >for instance during menopause, because it's naturally occurring.

> I know

> >> someone

> >> >going through menopause who drinks soy milk; I avoid it in case

> I'm

> >> carrying a

> >> >boy (and for other reasons)

> >>

> >> Just a question - menopause isn't a disease and why do you need

> to find

> >> something with estrogen as a supplement??? ;0

> >> Sheri

> >> --------------------------------------------------------

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> >> DECISION TO

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I think it's the phytoestrogens - same effects as any other source of estrogens

like meat. By the way, no one mentioned in that whole discussion that plastics

are also a good source of estrogen, like the ones we store leftovers in. I

definitely wouldn't recommend microwaving food in them.

sukaryan@... wrote:

> Does anyone else remember hearing or reading about soy not being good for

> you? I remember it as having some negative properties unless used as in tofu

> and tempeh, like in south east asia. Any idea?

> Christin

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In a message dated 08/08/2000 10:18:41 AM Central Daylight Time,

jhprice@... writes:

<< Does anyone have any suggestions for the 'power surges' of menopause (hot

flushes). I used the patches and developed benign cysts in my breasts so

I've been taking black cohosh and phytol and progesterone cream/tablets but

I still get the power surges which one minute make me want to rip off all my

clothes and the next minute huddle up in the corner next to the heater in my

thermal underwear!! >>

%%%%%%%%%%%%%

Mine stopped only when I completely gave up sugar. I was taking

all sorts of things but nothing helped. I drank lemonade made with

maple syrup this week and guess what happened? surges all evening

so that tells me for me, I can't use it.

August 8, 2000

Try about 2 to 5mg of folic acid a day for the hot flashes.

Cysts usually require iodine and vit. E for resolution,

sometimes evening primrose oil.

> Does anyone have any suggestions for the 'power surges' of menopause (hot

flushes). I used the patches and developed benign cysts in my breasts so

I've been taking black cohosh and phytol and progesterone cream/tablets but

I still get the power surges which one minute make me want to rip off all my

clothes and the next minute huddle up in the corner next to the heater in my

thermal underwear!!

>

> Thank you in anticipation...

>

August 8, 2000

,

I have been recommending menopausal women to my longevity doctor for a much

better hormone replacement program than they will find from a local MD. The

longevity specialists will send you a saliva test that will check for all of the

appropriate hormones, not just progesterone & estrogen.

Would you be surprised to know you need testosterone more than you need either

of the two female hormones associated with women? And, my hormone cream contains

progesterone even tho I'm male.

Doctor uses plant sources for all hormones where that is possible, and is

about as wholistically minded an MD as one is likely to meet. Once he has the

saliva results & your patient history you get a telephone consult. (I have sat

in doctors' ofices and felt more distant than I did with Dr. ) Finally,

the compounding pharmacy makes a skin cream with relevant hormones balanced to

your levels. This is NOT a " one size fits all " program and the results are prove

it.

R , MD

Hilton Head Longevity Center

59-A Sheridan Park Circle

Bluffton, SC, 29910

fax (843) 815-4450 tel: (888) 412-4452

jim

Furness wrote:

> Dear list

>

> Does anyone have any suggestions for the 'power surges' of menopause (hot

flushes). I used the patches and developed benign cysts in my breasts so I've

been taking black cohosh and phytol and progesterone cream/tablets but I still

get the power surges which one minute make me want to rip off all my clothes and

the next minute huddle up in the corner next to the heater in my thermal

underwear!!

>

> Thank you in anticipation...

--

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August 10, 2000

Body is out of balance, you are in need of a complete detox. When your

colon is clear and your intake of foods is green (seasonally appropriate

fruits and vegetables) the ups and downs of this transition will mellow

out and you can enjoy your self more.

Del Snow

Furness wrote:

>

> Dear list

>

> Does anyone have any suggestions for the 'power surges' of menopause (hot

flushes). I used the patches and developed benign cysts in my breasts so I've

been taking black cohosh and phytol and progesterone cream/tablets but I still

get the power surges which one minute make me want to rip off all my clothes and

the next minute huddle up in the corner next to the heater in my thermal

underwear!!

>

> Thank you in anticipation...

August 11, 2000

Dear

Thank you so much!!! I had no idea the 'power surges' were related to

menopause! If it was just the heat, I'd have known, but the bitter cold is

a surprise! My surges are so extreme from second to second, that I pack

leather gloves, fur houseslippers, down comforter, etc., when I travel even

during the summer! My feet get so cold, they feel like they'll break off of

my legs. Seriously. Of course, under this I wear my eternal swimsuit for

when the pendulum swings the other way:) I've been rejecting the idea of

replacement hormones. I always believed in doing what was natural for your

body. But I don't believe God meant for us to wear winter trappings in 95`

heat either:) I'll try a natural estrogen now. Have any of you tried the

OTC brand called Promensil I've seen advertised on television?

Can't believe at 57, none of my family or friends knew the connection either

~ I thought 'it' was due to my neuropathy I'm being treated for. Maybe, in

fact, that's caused by menopause?

Thanks again

MK

---- Original Message -----

From: Furness <gina@...>

Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2000 4:15 AM

Subject: Menopause

> Dear list

>

> Does anyone have any suggestions for the 'power surges' of menopause (hot

flushes). I used the patches and developed benign cysts in my breasts so

I've been taking black cohosh and phytol and progesterone cream/tablets but

I still get the power surges which one minute make me want to rip off all my

clothes and the next minute huddle up in the corner next to the heater in my

thermal underwear!!

>

> Thank you in anticipation...

>

August 11, 2000

Thanks. I'll get the book and study first. Appreciate the words of advice

MK

menopause

>

> See a naturopath and have your hormones checked. They will probably

> start you on a progesterone cream. They can keep " tweaking " it till

> it's right for you.

>

> Or...simpler...read Dr. john Lee's book on menopause and start yourself

> on one of the recommended brands. That may do the trick. If not,

> see the health practitioner.

>

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August 11, 2000

Oh my goodness! With that description of of " bitter cold " get your

thyroid checked out---yesterday!

It is very common for women in any stage of menopause to become

hypothyroid.

there are, conservatively speaking, 100s of sites on the 'net where you

can research hypothyroidism.

If you want any from my bookmarks let me know.

*warmly*,

Sharon

mk wrote:

>

> Dear

> Thank you so much!!! I had no idea the 'power surges' were related to

> menopause! If it was just the heat, I'd have known, but the bitter cold is

> a surprise! My surges are so extreme from second to second, that I pack

> leather gloves, fur houseslippers, down comforter, etc., when I travel even

> during the summer! My feet get so cold, they feel like they'll break off of

> my legs. Seriously. Of course, under this I wear my eternal swimsuit for

> when the pendulum swings the other way:)

August 12, 2000

I had my thyroid checked recently. It's perfect?! Figure this out. At

75-76`, I'm absolutely freezing. At 70-71`, I'm burning up!

MK

Re: Menopause

> Oh my goodness! With that description of of " bitter cold " get your

> thyroid checked out---yesterday!

> It is very common for women in any stage of menopause to become

> hypothyroid.

> there are, conservatively speaking, 100s of sites on the 'net where you

> can research hypothyroidism.

>

> If you want any from my bookmarks let me know.

>

> *warmly*,

>

> Sharon

>

> mk wrote:

> >

> > Dear

> > Thank you so much!!! I had no idea the 'power surges' were related to

> > menopause! If it was just the heat, I'd have known, but the bitter cold

is

> > a surprise! My surges are so extreme from second to second, that I pack

> > leather gloves, fur houseslippers, down comforter, etc., when I travel

even

> > during the summer! My feet get so cold, they feel like they'll break off

of

> > my legs. Seriously. Of course, under this I wear my eternal swimsuit

for

> > when the pendulum swings the other way:)

>

> OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies, and

other alternative self- help subjects.

>

> THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

>

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August 12, 2000

mk wrote:

>

> I had my thyroid checked recently. It's perfect?! Figure this out. At

> 75-76`, I'm absolutely freezing. At 70-71`, I'm burning up!

Hi again,

This is a point worth belaboring. Depending on what tests were run, and

who was interpreting them, the conclusion of " perfect " may be totally

erroneous!

Browse this site:

http://www.mall-net.com/mcs/coldbody.html

And, most important, click on the link " measure " .

If you are experiencing none of the 'hypo' symptoms mentioned here, then

you can probably dismiss the thyroid connection and find out why you are

having such incredible surges of hormones.

For that you can immerse yourself in this site from the reknowned Dr.

Lee:

http://johnleemd.stores./johnleemd/

His books and his modalities in actual practice have helped many

thousands of women.

Much luck to you!

Sharon

September 8, 2000

If anyone is interested in this website someone told me about. It is quite

good. www.families-first.com/hotflash/news/gillespie5.htm.

She talks about how our hormones affect us and what we eat. How estrogen

plays in appetite control. Estradiol the most potent and active form of

estrogen, in the control of eating. When estradiol levels drop, so does the

release of cholecystokinin, a hormone produced by the pancreas which signals

our gallbladders to empty. This inturn makes us feel full or satiated,

especially when we have any saturated fat in our diet. During menopause,

however, women begin to show a substantial delay in gallbladder emptying and

just don't feel full as soon as they should. As a result, portion size

increases, and with that the number of calories consumed per feeding. The

hormone teeter toter of life throws off our sensitivity to glucose or sugar

in foods. Our gallbladders go on strike, refusing to empty completely,

spewing gallstones in their wake. And because of this that is why we have a

carbo intolerance. Inserts from the website.

I am getting my natural progesterone troaches next thursday next thursday so

it will be interesting to see if it relieves my symptoms. Tiredness,

sweating, memory loss, pains in the body, etc etc etc etc

etc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I wonder what men get. I have a brochure here about testosterone for men. I

haven't read it yet, I have been waiting for my husband to read it for his

symptoms, but he hasn't. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also thank you to everyone who has helped me,(re one being clay) sometimes I

am in a hurry as I can only be on here a certain time and I delete before I

answer. Sherry

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Two good books on menopause are: " The Wisdom of Menopause " by Christiane

Northrup, M.D.

(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/055380121X/qid=1009247582/sr=1-1/ref

=sr_1_14_1/104-0260625-1664731) and " Dr. Love's Hormone Book : Making

Informed Choices About Menopause "

(http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/081296392X/qid=1009247682/sr=2-1/ref

=sr_2_15_1/104-0260625-1664731)

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At 02:24 AM 12/25/2001 +0000, you wrote:

>Hey everyone, I need some information about treating the syptoms and dealing

>with menopause. I need info on estrogen therepies, alternative therepies,

>hot flashes, week bones etc....You can e-mail me privately if you like.

>

>Thanks in advance

>

HOMEOPATH< HOMEOPATH, HOMEOPATH!

NO one should go the route of estrogen in my opinion - some of the most

disturbing substances to the vital force (what homeopathy calls the energy

system, etc) are hormones, steroids, antibiotics and vaccines.

Homeopathy works very nicely with this situation. The only reason people

have problems are disturbances in the vital force

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lashanna, go to the www.homefirst.com website. they have a natural

progesterone cream and are very knowledgeable about this. they are very

against hrt.

kim

December 25, 2001

This was my first thought, but I doubt my mom will do it.

> >Hey everyone, I need some information about treating the syptoms

and dealing

> >with menopause. I need info on estrogen therepies, alternative

therepies,

> >hot flashes, week bones etc....You can e-mail me privately if you

like.

> >

> >Thanks in advance

> >

>

> HOMEOPATH< HOMEOPATH, HOMEOPATH!

> NO one should go the route of estrogen in my opinion - some of the

most

> disturbing substances to the vital force (what homeopathy calls the

energy

> system, etc) are hormones, steroids, antibiotics and vaccines.

>

> Homeopathy works very nicely with this situation. The only reason

people

> have problems are disturbances in the vital force

> Sheri

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July 30, 2002

Hi ,

My G.P. basically told me the same as a's did. I stopped having any

cycles after Oliver was born and he said that I was going through the

menopause after taking his tests ofcourse. However, a year ago my cycle began

again as if it never stopped. I keep meaning to mention it to him, but I

have been so wrapped up with Oliver and uni + family that I keep forgetting.

I'll tell you what he says when I go to him next week.

Take care

a, Oliver and the Clan

July 30, 2002

a, he's right in that every woman is born with her entire amount of

eggs, it's determined in the womb and genetics does play a very important

part. Most women do follow the same pattern and time frame of menopause

that their mother did. But, there is something that is called premature

ovarian failure which can lead to early menopause. It affects the quality of

your eggs and some docs say it affects the quanity of your remaining eggs.

But this doc said nothing can change the number of eggs. Im not sure if he

is correct on that. It is usually caused or linked to an autoimmune

disease, or that is they latest theory, but it can also be caused by

chemotherapy and exposure to radiation from alot of xrays.

You could always ask your doc to run these hormone tests and it will tell

you if you are heading to menopause. or if you are still young it can tell

if you are experiencing premature ovarian failure. They must be done on day

3 of your cycle, day 1 is the first day of your period, first day of full

flow. They need to do a FSH, Estradiol, and LH. FSH is the most

important it will show if your ovaries are responding like they should.

July 30, 2002

Thank you for your response . That was very helpful!

> a, he's right in that every woman is born with her entire

amount of

> eggs, it's determined in the womb and genetics does play a very

important

> part.

July 31, 2002

and a,

I agree with what said about family history with menopause. However,

the part about an autoimmune disease causing a change, is also true. I went

from regular cycles to none in three months. I just turned 46 and no females in

my family ever went through menopause until their early 50s. Just on a whim, my

nurse practitioner did the blood tests you mentioned to see if I was " in "

menopause yet. Surprise! My tests came back with readings showing that I was

very, very POST MENOPAUSAL! I was told that was because of the autoimmune

condition (Stills). I went through the whole darn thing, and never noticed a

darn thing! Wow! The females in my family all got weird acting and crabby and

such. At least Stills did something good for me!!!! No menopausal symptoms!!!

And all the equipment is working in perfect order and running fine!

Just my 2 cents,

Jul

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