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Are all natural
therapies created equal?
- "I have some questions regarding these
"natural" treatments and the people who sell them."
- "Are there any regulations that apply to these
treatments?"
- "Does anyone really know what they are getting in these
creams?"
- "Can anyone with an empty garage and a 800 number sell
them?"
It's very important for women using progesterone creams or any other
"natural" product to do her research and KNOW the company that is selling the
product(s).
Fortunately or unfortunately, the new awareness surrounding
perimenopause has opened up many avenues for commerce. This makes it vital for
women to do their homework, whether it concerns vitamins or medications. It's
crucial to be a informed consumer. There are too may people out there who are
lacking the moral fortitude to do the right thing for women in perimenopause.
Generally speaking we pose as a very vulnerable group with changing symptoms and needs.
Not everyone is suspect, but again, research is the key to
finding and using safe and effective products.
Natural Progesterone Cream
Should you use it?
 John Lee, M.D., is a well-known
advocate of the benefits of natural progesterone. He has several very popular books and
many women follow his advice. He recommends natural progesterone cream to balance your
hormones, eliminate premenopausal symptoms, and make you feel better. His therapy is based
on the theory of "Estrogen Dominance." What is the scientific evidence
supporting the theory of "Estrogen Dominance"? We asked several respected
authors in the field about Dr. Lee's theory and present their opinions. What do you think
and what experience have you had?
Find out more.
Selecting Over-the-Counter
Products
 Dr Carolle Jean-Murat, author of Menopause
Made Easy comments on selecting over-the-counter medications and
supplements and says, "There are many brands of herbal medications on the market.
Because they are classified as a food, they are not regulated. Over-the-counter herbs and
supplements lack quality control of content. There is usually a batch-to-batch
variation."
Here are my recommendations
Sue's Soy Kitchen
Have you thought about soy?
Stop by our kitchen where we have prepared some tasty treats which are healthy
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"Two soy beans up! - - Way up!"
- - Soybean Entertainment Weekly
""I can't believe I ate the whole thing!"
- - Soy & Tofu Times
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