RE: Progesterone and Yeast/ candidia

[Guest guest]

I just found this in an article I was reading regarding candidia.I ,myself

do not know if I have candidia over growth, I do try and take a good

probiotic. I have to buy more. Now, after reading this, I am thinking of not

taking the natural progesterone this month.

Does anyone know ,since I take it only for six days a month, will I be ok

not to take it all of a sudden?

Of particular interest to me was the section that taught that if yeast is

the problem, using progesterone, even natural progesterone, can cause

hormone imbalance symptoms to become worse! This, I believe, is very

important information to add to any study of the use of natural progesterone

The reason for the worsening of symptoms is because progesterone has an

influence on yeast growth. All this has something to do with hormone and

acidity levels at the time of month when a woman is fertile.

Thanks,

a

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing that info...I have always been prone to yeast infections and

when I tried progesterone supplementation I felt AWFUL.

Kim

RE: Progesterone and Yeast/ candidia

I just found this in an article I was reading regarding candidia.I ,myself

do not know if I have candidia over growth, I do try and take a good

probiotic. I have to buy more. Now, after reading this, I am thinking of not

taking the natural progesterone this month.

Does anyone know ,since I take it only for six days a month, will I be ok

not to take it all of a sudden?

Of particular interest to me was the section that taught that if yeast is

the problem, using progesterone, even natural progesterone, can cause

hormone imbalance symptoms to become worse! This, I believe, is very

important information to add to any study of the use of natural progesterone

The reason for the worsening of symptoms is because progesterone has an

influence on yeast growth. All this has something to do with hormone and

acidity levels at the time of month when a woman is fertile.

Thanks,

a

[Guest guest]

Kim,

I am very low in progesterone so I will have to wait for salivia test and

see

What Val thinks I should do.

I am finding that so many things can set off other things that I do not

Know what to take. I am at my worst and may it never get worse than this!

So I have been taking Mag Citrate, Omega3, Calcium w D.

But Val mentioned today in a post that if ones adrenals are not fixed

Then the vitamins are really not going to be absorbed. She made a good point

That the best vitamins are eating clean, organic food. As of now, I am lucky

to

Eat at all , I had to drink gluten free slim fast the other day because of

hoe exhausted I

Was and I was not able to drive to the market. My mom does go out and get

things for

Me but with the organic food it is best I do it because she can make a

mountain out of a moehilllol.

a

-- Re: RE: Progesterone and Yeast/ candidia

Thanks for sharing that info...I have always been prone to yeast infections

and when I tried progesterone supplementation I felt AWFUL.

Kim

RE: Progesterone and Yeast/ candidia

I just found this in an article I was reading regarding candidia.I ,myself

Do not know if I have candidia over growth, I do try and take a good

Probiotic. I have to buy more. Now, after reading this, I am thinking of not

Taking the natural progesterone this month.

Does anyone know ,since I take it only for six days a month, will I be ok

Not to take it all of a sudden?

Of particular interest to me was the section that taught that if yeast is

The problem, using progesterone, even natural progesterone, can cause

Hormone imbalance symptoms to become worse! This, I believe, is very

Important information to add to any study of the use of natural progesterone

The reason for the worsening of symptoms is because progesterone has an

Influence on yeast growth. All this has something to do with hormone and

Acidity levels at the time of month when a woman is fertile.

Thanks,

a

[Guest guest]

Progesterone cream actually helps my candida so it might be that it only

works for people who are really deficient?

Cheri

RE: Progesterone and Yeast/ candidia

I just found this in an article I was reading regarding candidia.I ,myself

do not know if I have candidia over growth, I do try and take a good

probiotic. I have to buy more. Now, after reading this, I am thinking of

not

taking the natural progesterone this month.

Does anyone know ,since I take it only for six days a month, will I be ok

not to take it all of a sudden?

Of particular interest to me was the section that taught that if yeast is

the problem, using progesterone, even natural progesterone, can cause

hormone imbalance symptoms to become worse! This, I believe, is very

important information to add to any study of the use of natural

progesterone

The reason for the worsening of symptoms is because progesterone has an

influence on yeast growth. All this has something to do with hormone and

acidity levels at the time of month when a woman is fertile.

Thanks,

a

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