hormone cream

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

Sorry for all the questions today – now that I am back home and the holidays

are over I want to get back to it and do it right. My tendency is to rush

into things and do them too fast. So my question is regarding the “natural”

hormone cream I have been using since May 2007. It has ingredients such as

progesterone USP, coral calcium powder, magnesium gluconate, potassium

citrate, aloe vera extract, alpha lipoic acid, etc. This cream is not like

the ones Mercola warns about and that get stored in your fat cells, but

still I know it is not recommended here and I do want to get off of it.

However, I have been using ¼ tsp AM and PM for 8 months now. I have been on

your diet since November 1st but because of travel, pain, and other events

haven’t made it on to the full supplement regimen. Like I mentioned in a

previous post, my plan is to start the 9- day program tomorrow and then

slowly add supplements.

While I want to get off the cream, I don’t think stopping it abruptly is a

good idea. I think it would be too much of a shock to my body and it has

helped with my energy, PMS, etc. I know you cannot give medical advice and

that is not what I am looking for. What I am wondering is, what would you do

in my situation? Would it be best to taper off slowly? If so, should I do it

right away or wait until I am up to the full fat amount AND am taking all

the supplements and feeling a little better?

Thanks a bunch,

a

[Guest guest]

> Sorry for all the questions today – now that I am back home and the

holidays are over I want to get back to it and do it right. My tendency

is to rush into things and do them too fast. So my question is

regarding the " natural " hormone cream I have been using since May 2007.

It has ingredients such as progesterone USP, coral calcium powder,

magnesium gluconate, potassium citrate, aloe vera extract, alpha lipoic

acid, etc. This cream is not like the ones Mercola warns about and that

get stored in your fat cells, but still I know it is not recommended

here and I do want to get off of it.

==>Any hormone supplements do not help when the cause is candida.

See " Candida, All About " for the article " Candida Causes Cell

Membrane Defects " . Your can taper off taking it, by cutting back the

amount every 5 days. You don't have to wait until you are completely

on this program. I think it will also cause imbalances.

Bee