Re: Progesterone Cream-back to Dee -- anti-aging properly

[Guest guest]

Dee, you don't have to be worried about hormonal imbalance when you

approach it a more natural way; in fact you and the other ladies most

likely don't need progesterone cream at all.

HGH growth hormone is the one that reduces with age, dragging down

and unbalancing the other hormonal levels partly due to lack of

repair to the glands that issue them.

When the HGH level is maintained at a more youthful level, the other

hormone levels tend to fall into line again over the months; this can

be accomplished with SomaLife gHP, which is patented for this

purpose. In fact the restoration of other hormone levels is so

pronounced that many leading anti-aging specialists do not take the

hormonal baseline readings until the client has been on SomaLife gHP

for six months, and indicate that a baseline would be meaningless at

first because the numbers are all about to improve based on

fluctuation of ONE hormone, the master growth hormone, which happens

to be the one we can most easily support in the most natural way.

As a biological testament to their rediscovered youthfulness on the

SomaLife gHP program, several ladies in their 50's started

menstruating again; infrequent but it happens, and most people become

about 8-12 years younger biologically as a result of the therapy.

This is about 95% effective by the way, so the catch

phrase " everyone's different " does not apply.

Positive effect extends to improved artery and vein walls, bowel

lining, connective tissue, improved muscle and skin, reduced

bruising, better libido, improved immune system, healing, recovery

and energy, hair growing in in the right colour, body mass index

improvement, improved lipid (cholesterol) values, reduced

osteoporosis, arthritis, improved cardiac output and improved kidney

and thymus gland size and function, a whole lot of things listed on

the HGH therapy page:

http://members.shaw.ca/SomaLife-gHP/

I have quite a few elderly clients on SomaLife who wouldn't stop

taking it; works for them and works for my family too. Me, I'm about

in the middle of the pack healthwise and fitness-wise for a 44 or 45

year old. I'm 52.

Race ya!

Duncan

>

> The problem is though, that we are all so different, and what would

be ok

> for one person could be damaging to another. Also hormone

regulation is is

> a really tricky thing to do, it isn't like taking vitamins etc.,

which is

> why I never took HRT. I thought that as my body had decided that I

didn't

> need it, why mess with that? There's not a lot you can do about

age really.

> Dee

>

> 

>

> <'Tis not right, a woman going into such places by herself. " Granny

nodded.

> She thoroughly approved of such sentiments so long as there was, of

course,

> no suggestion that they applied to her.>

>

> -- (Terry Pratchett, Wyrd Sisters)

>

> -- Re: Progesterone Cream-back to Dee

>

>

>

> I would not want to imbalance hormones for anyone but it is

actually AGE

> that does it to us. Which then leads to many other problems.

>

>

>

> Bonnie

>

[Guest guest]

Being the cynical old skeptic that I am, why isn't everyone in the world on

it and why hasn't it been all over the media? I'm not knocking it you

understand, just curious. Over the years, I have spent probably thousands

on buying stuff which is supposed to be anti-aging (things like alpha lipoic

acid) but they never are. I just wondered what makes this different. Mind

you, if it *does* work, I will be buying it like a shot! Dee



<'Tis not right, a woman going into such places by herself. " Granny nodded.

She thoroughly approved of such sentiments so long as there was, of course,

no suggestion that they applied to her.>

-- (Terry Pratchett, Wyrd Sisters)

-- Re: Progesterone Cream-back to Dee -- anti-aging

properly

Dee, you don't have to be worried about hormonal imbalance when you

Approach it a more natural way; in fact you and the other ladies most

Likely don't need progesterone cream at all.

HGH growth hormone is the one that reduces with age, dragging down

And unbalancing the other hormonal levels partly due to lack of

Repair to the glands that issue them.

[Guest guest]

Hi Duncan, I have just looked at a few sites for HGH and am wondering why

you recommend SomaLife gHP particularly. I have found one which offers a

money back guarantee and is a third of the cost of SomaLife. There is also

a site which has researched this subject independently and which

recommends a product called GHR1000 as being the best one also offering a

money back guarantee. This is more expensive but still a lot less than

SomaLife. Again, just curious. Dee



<'Tis not right, a woman going into such places by herself. " Granny nodded.

She thoroughly approved of such sentiments so long as there was, of course,

no suggestion that they applied to her.>

-- (Terry Pratchett, Wyrd Sisters)

-- Re: Progesterone Cream-back to Dee -- anti-aging

properly

Dee, you don't have to be worried about hormonal imbalance when you

Approach it a more natural way; in fact you and the other ladies most

Likely don't need progesterone cream at all.

HGH growth hormone is the one that reduces with age, dragging down

And unbalancing the other hormonal levels partly due to lack of

Repair to the glands that issue them.

[Guest guest]

Dee:

If your email (below) is referring to Progesterone cream, it has been available

for a long time and Dr. Lee's book in 1996, brought us information on what

the benefits are of using progesterone. You can learn more at www.johnleemd.com

It is simply a hormone that we run out of first, a calming, bone protecting

hormone that most women really miss. When this is at a low ebb, it gives the

Estrogen " free reign " because up to that time, Estrogen has always been kept

DOWN, by the Progesterone. And we all know now that rising Estrogen levels in

middle-age women puts them at risk for Uterine and Breast Cancer.

Bonnie

Re: Progesterone Cream-back to Dee -- anti-aging

properly

Dee, you don't have to be worried about hormonal imbalance when you

Approach it a more natural way; in fact you and the other ladies most

Likely don't need progesterone cream at all.

HGH growth hormone is the one that reduces with age, dragging down

And unbalancing the other hormonal levels partly due to lack of

Repair to the glands that issue them.

[Guest guest]

No Bonnie, I was talking about SomaLife gHP which Duncan was recommending.

Dee



<'Tis not right, a woman going into such places by herself. " Granny nodded.

She thoroughly approved of such sentiments so long as there was, of course,

no suggestion that they applied to her.>

-- (Terry Pratchett, Wyrd Sisters)

-- Re: Re: Progesterone Cream-back to Dee -- anti-aging

properly

Dee:

If your email (below) is referring to Progesterone cream, it has been

available for a long time and Dr. Lee's book in 1996, brought us

information on what the benefits are of using progesterone. You can learn

more at www.johnleemd.com It is simply a hormone that we run out of first, a

calming, bone protecting hormone that most women really miss. When this is

at a low ebb, it gives the Estrogen " free reign " because up to that time,

Estrogen has always been kept DOWN, by the Progesterone. And we all know now

that rising Estrogen levels in middle-age women puts them at risk for

Uterine and Breast Cancer.

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

Thing with progesterone cream is, get tested first! Don't " assume " . I got mine

tested and saw it was 1/3 what it should be. So, I got on a great natural one

from yams... No harm there!

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[Guest guest]

All Progesterone cream is made from Yams and/or Soybeans.

Bonnie

Re: Progesterone Cream-back to Dee -- anti-aging

properly

Thing with progesterone cream is, get tested first! Don't " assume " . I got mine

tested and saw it was 1/3 what it should be. So, I got on a great natural one

from yams... No harm there!

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[Guest guest]

Well, either way. My point is that I needed it. Some here complained it messed

them up. But did they just look at a few symptoms and assume it's progesterone

and try that, or did they get their levels tested..? Big difference.

Ditto for candida. It is a very generic term for many many symptoms. Do most

have it? Sure. Do most have a bunch of other bacteria and parasites with similar

symptoms? You bet. My giardia was through the roof, before rifing, and that has

very similar symptoms to candida.... That is why different things work for

different people, I think. Because it's really not all candida... fortunately,

the diet that cleans up one surely helps it all. But there ARE things to do for

different ailments...

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