Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 My advice: stop it all immediately. You are likely progesterone poisoned. If you have regular, normal periods, you likely have no need for progesterone. Let your body clear out and then see where to go. The progesterone will take many months to clear. If coming off everything is too difficult, use the estrogen. Have you had blood tests to see where you are? Val New here, How do I stop WP Hi evryone! Need some advice on the correct way to stop WP. I'm on my 6 month and feel like I am being poisoned. I'm 34 and started having hormone issues after my 2nd child stopped nursing. Many drs and months later I found a doctor who promised mre the WP would fix everything. he said I was in early menopause and my ovaries have failed. First 3 months were o.k. I felt better but still wasn't 100%. I had very long heavy periods, and he adjusted doses and added testosterone. By month 4 all you no what broke loose. I'm a mess.. He keeps adjusting doses, having me put cream in different spots different times of the day weird things that do not help. In Oct. I had a 21 day period, and had to start protocol all over. A hysterectomy or ablasion have been suggested to stop bleeding so I can stay on protocol. I feel unneccessary since I didn't have bleeding like this before. I want off this, the depression is horrible, I have been suicidal at times. I have been sick with upper repiratory problems for months now. My dr. will not listen and keeps trying to tweak dose. I ask him for advice last week and he told me to call the pharmacist. I am looking for a new dr, because I believe I need some hormone supplementation, but enough is enough, I'm scared about the long term harm I have done. What is the right way to come off this? And what other hormone method or doses should I consult new dr. about. Any advice would be welcome. Thanks myself and my poor husband and family appreciate. ------------------------------------ click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/ **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as medical advice.** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 Hello,All forms of progesterone that man has made is dangerous. You will have to heal your adrenals, and clear out the candida. Candida is what is causing your respiratory issues.Far Infrared Sauna really helps.Good luckTinaSubject: New here, How do I stop WPTo: rhythmicliving Date: Sunday, December 27, 2009, 8:42 AM Hi evryone! Need some advice on the correct way to stop WP. I'm on my 6 month and feel like I am being poisoned. I'm 34 and started having hormone issues after my 2nd child stopped nursing. Many drs and months later I found a doctor who promised mre the WP would fix everything. he said I was in early menopause and my ovaries have failed. First 3 months were o.k. I felt better but still wasn't 100%. I had very long heavy periods, and he adjusted doses and added testosterone. By month 4 all you no what broke loose. I'm a mess.. He keeps adjusting doses, having me put cream in different spots different times of the day weird things that do not help. In Oct. I had a 21 day period, and had to start protocol all over. A hysterectomy or ablasion have been suggested to stop bleeding so I can stay on protocol. I feel unneccessary since I didn't have bleeding like this before. I want off this, the depression is horrible, I have been suicidal at times. I have been sick with upper repiratory problems for months now. My dr. will not listen and keeps trying to tweak dose. I ask him for advice last week and he told me to call the pharmacist. I am looking for a new dr, because I believe I need some hormone supplementation, but enough is enough, I'm scared about the long term harm I have done. What is the right way to come off this? And what other hormone method or doses should I consult new dr. about. Any advice would be welcome. Thanks myself and my poor husband and family appreciate. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 The WP is overdosing. Probably would be a good idea to just stop taking it asap. Also would be a good idea to have your adrenals and thyroid properly tested/treated. The over dosing of progesterone could have very well affected your adrenals. Here's an article about adrenals: http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/adrenal-info Sam ===== > Hi evryone! Need some advice on the correct way to stop WP. I'm on > my 6 month and feel like I am being poisoned. I'm 34 and started > having hormone issues after my 2nd child stopped nursing. Many drs > and months later I found a doctor who promised mre the WP would fix > everything. he said I was in early menopause and my ovaries have > failed. First 3 months were o.k. I felt better but still wasn't > 100%. I had very long heavy periods, and he adjusted doses and added > testosterone. By month 4 all you no what broke loose. I'm a mess.. > He keeps adjusting doses, having me put cream in different spots > different times of the day weird things that do not help. In Oct. I > had a 21 day period, and had to start protocol all over. A > hysterectomy or ablasion have been suggested to stop bleeding so I > can stay on protocol. I feel unneccessary since I didn't have > bleeding like this before. I want off this, the depression is > horrible, I have been suicidal at times. I have > been sick with upper repiratory problems for months now. My dr. will not > listen and keeps trying to tweak dose. I ask him for advice last week and > he told me to call the pharmacist. I am looking for a new dr, because I > believe I need some hormone supplementation, but enough is enough, I'm > scared about the long term harm I have done. What is the right way to > come off this? And what other hormone method or doses should I consult > new dr. about. Any advice would be welcome. Thanks myself and my poor > husband and family appreciate. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 Tina, where is the research that " all forms of progesterone that man has made is dangerous " ? Are you referring to progestins? Val From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ] On Behalf Of Tina Stanley Hello, All forms of progesterone that man has made is dangerous. You will have to heal your adrenals, and clear out the candida. Candida is what is causing your respiratory issues. Far Infrared Sauna really helps. Good luck Tina From: seagrave42 cmcneil61@... Hi evryone! Need some advice on the correct way to stop WP. I'm on my 6 month and feel like I am being poisoned. I'm 34 and started having hormone issues after my 2nd child stopped nursing. Many drs and months later I found a doctor who promised mre the WP would fix everything. he said I was in early menopause and my ovaries have failed. First 3 months were o.k. I felt better but still wasn't 100%. I had very long heavy periods, and he adjusted doses and added testosterone. By month 4 all you no what broke loose. I'm a mess.. He keeps adjusting doses, having me put cream in different spots different times of the day weird things that do not help. In Oct. I had a 21 day period, and had to start protocol all over. A hysterectomy or ablasion have been suggested to stop bleeding so I can stay on protocol. I feel unneccessary since I didn't have bleeding like this before. I want off this, the depression is horrible, I have been suicidal at times. I have been sick with upper repiratory problems for months now. My dr. will not listen and keeps trying to tweak dose. I ask him for advice last week and he told me to call the pharmacist. I am looking for a new dr, because I believe I need some hormone supplementation, but enough is enough, I'm scared about the long term harm I have done. What is the right way to come off this? And what other hormone method or doses should I consult new dr. about. Any advice would be welcome. Thanks myself and my poor husband and family appreciate. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 Valarie,No matter what, you cannot expect a chemist who says that he is "creating progesterone from yams" to be credible. With that logic, one would assess that a Coke is natural; after all, it is made with water, sugar, cocoa, CO2..... all natural products, right?I encourage you to google Theresa Dale, a respected doctor on this topic, and read what she has written. I speak to many women who have taken small dosages for a short while only to ruin their lives. BTW there are many "studies" done for example, on how SSRI's are "safe" and "useful", and you don't believe them to be true, do you? They are written on the behalf of the pharmaceutical companies for their own gain. And now, a new industry is popping up only worse; wolves cloaked in sheep's clothing, claiming that they are "natural". They could care less that more times than not, they harm women. I am disgusted at these compounding pharmacies who have hurt women like myself, and when you return to them complaining about the severe reactions (and long term, I might add) they won't take any responsibility. Compounding pharmacies are quacks; don't trust them.Tina From: seagrave42 cmcneil61hotmail (DOT) com Hi evryone! Need some advice on the correct way to stop WP. I'm on my 6 month and feel like I am being poisoned. I'm 34 and started having hormone issues after my 2nd child stopped nursing. Many drs and months later I found a doctor who promised mre the WP would fix everything. he said I was in early menopause and my ovaries have failed. First 3 months were o.k. I felt better but still wasn't 100%. I had very long heavy periods, and he adjusted doses and added testosterone. By month 4 all you no what broke loose. I'm a mess.. He keeps adjusting doses, having me put cream in different spots different times of the day weird things that do not help. In Oct. I had a 21 day period, and had to start protocol all over. A hysterectomy or ablasion have been suggested to stop bleeding so I can stay on protocol. I feel unneccessary since I didn't have bleeding like this before. I want off this, the depression is horrible, I have been suicidal at times. I have been sick with upper repiratory problems for months now. My dr. will not listen and keeps trying to tweak dose. I ask him for advice last week and he told me to call the pharmacist. I am looking for a new dr, because I believe I need some hormone supplementation, but enough is enough, I'm scared about the long term harm I have done. What is the right way to come off this? And what other hormone method or doses should I consult new dr. about. Any advice would be welcome. Thanks myself and my poor husband and family appreciate. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 Please see this site:http://www.thcpweb.com/nutrition/dale/hrt.aspGood luckBTW I myself, have been severely harmed by using a mere 75 mg p.o.q.d for 10 weeks. I do not drink. I use no sugar. I eat a very healthful diet. I use NO pharmaceutical drugs. After 20 months, I am still recovering from the damage that "natural, bio-identical progesterone did". I got the progesterone from a group of complete whacks from a "reputable" compounding pharmacy in Las Colinas (Irving) Texas. Tina From: seagrave42 cmcneil61hotmail (DOT) com Hi evryone! Need some advice on the correct way to stop WP. I'm on my 6 month and feel like I am being poisoned. I'm 34 and started having hormone issues after my 2nd child stopped nursing. Many drs and months later I found a doctor who promised mre the WP would fix everything. he said I was in early menopause and my ovaries have failed. First 3 months were o.k. I felt better but still wasn't 100%. I had very long heavy periods, and he adjusted doses and added testosterone. By month 4 all you no what broke loose. I'm a mess.. He keeps adjusting doses, having me put cream in different spots different times of the day weird things that do not help. In Oct. I had a 21 day period, and had to start protocol all over. A hysterectomy or ablasion have been suggested to stop bleeding so I can stay on protocol. I feel unneccessary since I didn't have bleeding like this before. I want off this, the depression is horrible, I have been suicidal at times. I have been sick with upper repiratory problems for months now. My dr. will not listen and keeps trying to tweak dose. I ask him for advice last week and he told me to call the pharmacist. I am looking for a new dr, because I believe I need some hormone supplementation, but enough is enough, I'm scared about the long term harm I have done. What is the right way to come off this? And what other hormone method or doses should I consult new dr. about. Any advice would be welcome. Thanks myself and my poor husband and family appreciate. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 Thanks to everyone for responding, this last year has been hormonal hell. Before WP my hormone levels crashed very low levels, and I had high hope in my dr and the Wp to solve my problem, as I am just 34, aand a new mom and had never experienced such a low in my life. I am very disappointed that I now feel poisoned and tricked by people I trusted to help me. My dr. has no answers as to why I'm having such horrible symptoms, he just keeps telling me I need more estrogen. I have been on +8E at one point, only to develop different symptoms.I have an appointment next week with a new dr. who will hopefully find alternative BHT for me and help me get off this. Will keep everyone posted. I'm in the mean time trying to wean down the doses and get through this last cycle without a huge crash as I have a family and job to deal with. Thanks again to all of you out there responding, nice to know I'm not just " crazy " and other share my experience. > > > > From: seagrave42 cmcneil61hotmail (DOT) com > > > Hi evryone! Need some advice on the correct way to stop WP. I'm on my > 6 month and feel like I am being poisoned. I'm 34 and started having hormone > issues after my 2nd child stopped nursing. Many drs and months later I found > a doctor who promised mre the WP would fix everything. he said I was in early > menopause and my ovaries have failed. First 3 months were o.k. I felt better > but still wasn't 100%. I had very long heavy periods, and he adjusted doses > and added testosterone. By month 4 all you no what broke loose. I'm a mess.. > He keeps adjusting doses, having me put cream in different spots different > times of the day weird things that do not help. In Oct. I had a 21 day > period, and had to start protocol all over. A hysterectomy or ablasion have > been suggested to stop bleeding so I can stay on protocol. I feel > unneccessary since I didn't have bleeding like this before. I want off this, > the depression is horrible, I have been suicidal at times. I have been sick > with upper repiratory problems for months now. My dr. will not listen and > keeps trying to tweak dose. I ask him for advice last week and he told me to > call the pharmacist. I am looking for a new dr, because I believe I need some > hormone supplementation, but enough is enough, I'm scared about the long term > harm I have done. What is the right way to come off this? And what other > hormone method or doses should I consult new dr. about. Any advice would be > welcome. Thanks myself and my poor husband and family appreciate. > > > > > > >  > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 28, 2009 Report Share Posted December 28, 2009 Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the people I know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it. For that matter, what if your body only needed a teeny weeny little dinky amount of progesterone, instead of the 75mg you were taking? You'd certainly experience overdose symptoms and feel 'severely harmed'. I'm 57, have been without uterus/ovaries since 1973, take transdermal progesterone cream (~20mg) " dosed by symptoms " along with transdermal estradiol and testosterone gels, and I feel GRRRRRRRRREAT. By the way, I read that site you listed and give it a thumbs down. It's best to first " properly " test/treat adrenals, then " properly " test/treat thyroid (not with synthetics), and then " if " sex hormones do not normalize on their own (for those with uterus/ovaries) that's when they should be addressed. Sam (owner/co-mod of the Yahoo group " thyroidless " ) 57yr old great granny ===== Please see this site:http://www.thcpweb.com/nutrition/dale/hrt.asp Good luck BTW I myself, have been severely harmed by using a mere 75 mg p.o.q.d for 10 weeks. I do not drink. I use no sugar. I eat a very healthful diet. I use NO pharmaceutical drugs. After 20 months, I am still recovering from the damage that " natural, bio-identical progesterone did " . I got the progesterone from a group of complete whacks from a " reputable " compounding pharmacy in Las Colinas (Irving) Texas. Tina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 I'm sorry that you give a 'thumbs down' to the site. She has helped me.I give the entire use of hormones a huge thumbs down myself.I implore everyone to look at what others have written; not all are negative, but most are. You cannot expect someone who has been severely hurt from charlatans pushing "natural" hormones to be complacent about this. I am happy that you are feeling great; after all, that is the objective, right? But you are playing Russian Roulette with your life; be careful!Tinawww.askapatient.com punch in progesterone and read the multiple commentsSubject: RE: New here, How do I stop WPTo: rhythmicliving Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 12:48 AM Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the people I know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it. For that matter, what if your body only needed a teeny weeny little dinky amount of progesterone, instead of the 75mg you were taking? You'd certainly experience overdose symptoms and feel 'severely harmed'. I'm 57, have been without uterus/ovaries since 1973, take transdermal progesterone cream (~20mg) "dosed by symptoms" along with transdermal estradiol and testosterone gels, and I feel GRRRRRRRRREAT. By the way, I read that site you listed and give it a thumbs down. It's best to first "properly" test/treat adrenals, then "properly" test/treat thyroid (not with synthetics), and then "if" sex hormones do not normalize on their own (for those with uterus/ovaries) that's when they should be addressed. Sam (owner/co-mod of the Yahoo group "thyroidless" ) 57yr old great granny ===== Please see this site:http://www.thcpweb. com/nutrition/ dale/hrt. asp Good luck BTW I myself, have been severely harmed by using a mere 75 mg p.o.q.d for 10 weeks. I do not drink. I use no sugar. I eat a very healthful diet. I use NO pharmaceutical drugs. After 20 months, I am still recovering from the damage that "natural, bio-identical progesterone did". I got the progesterone from a group of complete whacks from a "reputable" compounding pharmacy in Las Colinas (Irving) Texas. Tina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 Tina, it sounds as if you indeed had a bad experience with a compounder. Please note that not all of them are bad-- sure, there are some awful ones out there, but please don't assume all are quacks. Also, please keep in mind that even though there are- yes, there are risks associated with the use of hormones and even though there are side effects when using progesterone as well as estrogen, it sure beats the alternative of not having sufficient hormone function at all! Gahh, I'll take a few side effects as opposed to the premature aging, heart disease, bone loss, depression, dried up skin, etc....associated with estrogen deficiency. Ellen > > > Subject: RE: New here, How do I stop WP > To: rhythmicliving > Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 12:48 AM > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >  > > > > > > > > > > Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the people I > > know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it. > > For that matter, what if your body only needed a teeny weeny little dinky > > amount of progesterone, instead of the 75mg you were taking? You'd > > certainly experience overdose symptoms and feel 'severely harmed'. > > > > I'm 57, have been without uterus/ovaries since 1973, take transdermal > > progesterone cream (~20mg) " dosed by symptoms " along with transdermal > > estradiol and testosterone gels, and I feel GRRRRRRRRREAT. > > > > By the way, I read that site you listed and give it a thumbs down. > > > > It's best to first " properly " test/treat adrenals, then " properly " > > test/treat thyroid (not with synthetics), and then " if " sex hormones do > > not normalize on their own (for those with uterus/ovaries) that's when > > they should be addressed. > > > > Sam > > (owner/co-mod of the Yahoo group " thyroidless " ) > > 57yr old great granny > > > > ===== > > Please see this site:http://www.thcpweb. com/nutrition/ dale/hrt. asp > > Good luck BTW I myself, have been severely harmed by using a mere > > 75 mg p.o.q.d for 10 weeks. I do not drink. I use no sugar. > > I eat a very healthful diet. I use NO pharmaceutical drugs. After 20 > > months, I am still recovering from the damage that " natural, bio-identical > > progesterone did " . I got the progesterone from a group of complete whacks > > from a " reputable " compounding pharmacy in Las Colinas (Irving) Texas. > > Tina > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 Thanks for your concern, Tina. I do not for one moment feel that I am playing Russian Roulette with my life by replacing the sex hormones my missing ovaries do not make. When ovaries are removed, the adrenal glands 'attempt' to make up the sex hormones the body requires, at least in some part. This can definitely tax the adrenals, and sometimes cause more problems. For someone with hypOpituitarism, such as myself, the adrenals don't function properly at all because they are not being signaled by the pituitary to work. You see, I don't have to imagine how it would feel having little to no sex hormones in my body because I spent 10 years on NO BHRT. It was dreadful and I was horrbly ill. You know what the real problem is with BHRT? Practitioners who don't know what the heck they are doing. Sam ===== > I'm sorry that you give a 'thumbs down' to the site. She has helped me.I > give the entire use of hormones a huge thumbs down myself.I implore > everyone to look at what others have written; not all are negative, but > most are. You cannot expect someone who has been severely hurt from > charlatans pushing " natural " hormones to be complacent about this. I am > happy that you are feeling great; after all, that is the objective, right? > But you are playing Russian Roulette with your life; be > careful!Tinawww.askapatient.com punch in progesterone and read the > multiple comments > > > > > Subject: RE: New here, How do I stop WP > To: rhythmicliving > Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 12:48 AM > > > > Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the > people I > > know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it. > > For that matter, what if your body only needed a teeny weeny little dinky > > amount of progesterone, instead of the 75mg you were taking? You'd > > certainly experience overdose symptoms and feel 'severely harmed'. > > > > I'm 57, have been without uterus/ovaries since 1973, take transdermal > > progesterone cream (~20mg) " dosed by symptoms " along with transdermal > > estradiol and testosterone gels, and I feel GRRRRRRRRREAT. > > > > By the way, I read that site you listed and give it a thumbs down. > > > > It's best to first " properly " test/treat adrenals, then " properly " > > test/treat thyroid (not with synthetics), and then " if " sex hormones do > > not normalize on their own (for those with uterus/ovaries) that's when > > they should be addressed. > > > > Sam > > (owner/co-mod of the Yahoo group " thyroidless " ) > > 57yr old great granny > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 Oh gosh, Sam...I gotta agree with your response here. And your last paragraph says it all. I would give anything for practitioners to "GET IT". To: rhythmicliving Sent: Tue, December 29, 2009 10:38:37 AMSubject: RE: New here, How do I stop WP Thanks for your concern, Tina.I do not for one moment feel that I am playing Russian Roulette with mylife by replacing the sex hormones my missing ovaries do not make. Whenovaries are removed, the adrenal glands 'attempt' to make up the sexhormones the body requires, at least in some part. This can definitely taxthe adrenals, and sometimes cause more problems. For someone withhypOpituitarism, such as myself, the adrenals don't function properly atall because they are not being signaled by the pituitary to work. You see,I don't have to imagine how it would feel having little to no sex hormonesin my body because I spent 10 years on NO BHRT. It was dreadful and I washorrbly ill.You know what the real problem is with BHRT? Practitioners who don't knowwhat the heck they are doing.Sam=====> I'm sorry that you give a 'thumbs down' to the site. She has helped me.I> give the entire use of hormones a huge thumbs down myself.I implore> everyone to look at what others have written; not all are negative, but> most are. You cannot expect someone who has been severely hurt from> charlatans pushing "natural" hormones to be complacent about this. I am> happy that you are feeling great; after all, that is the objective, right?> But you are playing Russian Roulette with your life; be> careful!Tinawww. askapatient. com punch in progesterone and read the> multiple comments>> >> From: k9gangopenaccess (DOT) org <k9gangopenaccess (DOT) org>> Subject: RE: New here, How do I stop WP> To: rhythmicliving@ yahoogroups. com> Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 12:48 AM>>>> Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the> people I>> know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it.>> For that matter, what if your body only needed a teeny weeny little dinky>> amount of progesterone, instead of the 75mg you were taking? You'd>> certainly experience overdose symptoms and feel 'severely harmed'.>>>> I'm 57, have been without uterus/ovaries since 1973, take transdermal>> progesterone cream (~20mg) "dosed by symptoms" along with transdermal>> estradiol and testosterone gels, and I feel GRRRRRRRRREAT.>>>> By the way, I read that site you listed and give it a thumbs down. >>>> It's best to first "properly" test/treat adrenals, then "properly">> test/treat thyroid (not with synthetics), and then "if" sex hormones do>> not normalize on their own (for those with uterus/ovaries) that's when>> they should be addressed.>>>> Sam>> (owner/co-mod of the Yahoo group "thyroidless" )>> 57yr old great granny> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 Tina, this person does not include any research references and is selling products. That eliminates her as a valid resource. I take Prometrium 200 mg for 10 days a month and do just fine with it. If I didn't use estradiol, I wouldn't use any progesterone. I agree with you about progesterone cream. It only protects the endometrium in 32% of women who use exogenous estrogen. Val From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ] On Behalf Of Tina Stanley Please see this site: http://www.thcpweb.com/nutrition/dale/hrt.asp Good luck BTW I myself, have been severely harmed by using a mere 75 mg p.o.q.d for 10 weeks. I do not drink. I use no sugar. I eat a very healthful diet. I use NO pharmaceutical drugs. After 20 months, I am still recovering from the damage that " natural, bio-identical progesterone did " . I got the progesterone from a group of complete whacks from a " reputable " compounding pharmacy in Las Colinas (Irving) Texas. Tina Tina, where is the research that " all forms of progesterone that man has made is dangerous " ? Are you referring to progestins? Val Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 Amen, Ellen. Val -----Original Message----- From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ] On Behalf Of Ellen Gahh, I'll take a few side effects as opposed to the premature aging, heart disease, bone loss, depression, dried up skin, etc....associated with estrogen deficiency. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 I take oral progesterone and do fine with it. Val -----Original Message----- From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ] On Behalf Of k9gang@... Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the people I know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 29, 2009 Report Share Posted December 29, 2009 You're my first. Sam ===== > I take oral progesterone and do fine with it. > > Val > > > -----Original Message----- > From: rhythmicliving > [mailto:rhythmicliving ] > On Behalf Of k9gang@... > > Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the people I > know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2009 Report Share Posted December 30, 2009 I just started taking oral progesterone (200 mgs) and so far I seem to be doing fine on it as well. Aside from a bit of water weight. It's helping me sleep too. Ellen > > I take oral progesterone and do fine with it. > > Val > > > -----Original Message----- > From: rhythmicliving [mailto:rhythmicliving ] > On Behalf Of k9gang@... > > Well, Tina, you couldn't pay me to take oral progesterone. Of the people I > know that have taken oral progesterone not one of them did well on it. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2009 Report Share Posted December 30, 2009 Agreed. " Dr. " is selling something, of course she's biased. Her marketing strategy is heavily slanted and her use of scare tactics are so that you are hooked into buying her " Hormone Rejuvenation System " . Digging further into her website, it says that she's the founder of International College of Naturopathy. Naturopaths are doctors in a sense but aren't quite the same as MDs. They resist drugs and flat out dismiss hormone replacement in an attempt to heal using natural remedies-- which is fine in some cases, but it isn't always that simple. When you're deficient in a hormone, you're deficient. Why not safely get assistance? Ellen > > > > > Tina, where is the research that " all forms of progesterone that man has made is dangerous " ? Are you referring to progestins? > Val > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2009 Report Share Posted December 30, 2009 My naturopath prescribes my BHRT, natural thyroid, and adrenal support. He doesn't charge an arm and a leg, doesn't use scare tactics to sell products, works 'with' the patient, appreciates an 'educated' patient, and he cares. Pretty rare in my part of the world. It took 'a while' to find this guy because he doesn't advertise. Sam :-D ===== > Agreed. " Dr. " is selling something, of course she's biased. Her > marketing strategy is heavily slanted and her use of scare tactics are so > that you are hooked into buying her " Hormone Rejuvenation System " . > > Digging further into her website, it says that she's the founder of > International College of Naturopathy. Naturopaths are doctors in a sense > but aren't quite the same as MDs. They resist drugs and flat out dismiss > hormone replacement in an attempt to heal using natural remedies-- which > is fine in some cases, but it isn't always that simple. > > When you're deficient in a hormone, you're deficient. Why not safely get > assistance? > > Ellen > > >> >> Tina, this person does not include any research references and is >> selling products. That eliminates her as a valid resource. >> >> I take Prometrium 200 mg for 10 days a month and do just fine with it. >> If I didn't use estradiol, I wouldn't use any progesterone. >> >> I agree with you about progesterone cream. It only protects the >> endometrium in 32% of women who use exogenous estrogen. >> >> Val >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 30, 2009 Report Share Posted December 30, 2009 I've been using progesterone cream for couple years and doing fine, also use estradiol..... Blessings, Margaret"We are not held back by the love we didn't receive in the past, but by the love we're not extending in the present." nne on Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 31, 2009 Report Share Posted December 31, 2009 Val, I have a question about the Prometrium. You take it for 10 days-- my doc wants me to take it for 14 days. I really don't want to take it that long. Do you have any research/documentation that states 10 days is sufficient? Thx Ellen > > > > > Tina, where is the research that " all forms of progesterone that man has made is dangerous " ? Are you referring to progestins? > Val > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 2, 2010 Report Share Posted January 2, 2010 My doc said 10 days. If you look in the dosing information for Prometrium, I believe it says 10 - 12 days. http://www.prometrium.com/HCP_home.html -----Original Message----- Val, I have a question about the Prometrium. You take it for 10 days-- my doc wants me to take it for 14 days. I really don't want to take it that long. Do you have any research/documentation that states 10 days is sufficient? Thx Ellen > > > > > Tina, where is the research that " all forms of progesterone that man has made is dangerous " ? Are you referring to progestins? > Val > ------------------------------------ click here for our webpage http://rhythmicliving.com/ **The group conversation is informational in nature and is not intended as medical advice.** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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