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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
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Monday, September 29, 2008
Progesterone and perimenopause
Hello Affiliate
Here's something interesting that happened to "LJ" after she
started progesterone therapy...
"I ordered some Natpro and it arrived. This is so weird, it arrived
on a Sunday (the post office delivered it to me on a Sunday!) have
you ever heard of such a thing?! Last week they tried to deliver
it on Saturday and I missed the postman. It required a signature.
I even tried to chase down the mail truck, but didn't catch it in
time. Then Sunday morning last week a guy drives up and gets out
of a USPS Jeep with the package.
Anyway, I've been using it for a week and beginning Monday or
Tuesday night I started sleeping completely through the night. I
NEVER SLEEP THROUGH THE NIGHT. I used to when I was younger, but
it has been years and years. Thank you!"
And here's a Q&A you may relate to.
"E" asks...
"I have been using Natpro for perimenopausal symptoms including
heavy periods and reduced spacing of them, hoping that I'd get a
bigger gap! Now they seem to be every three weeks. I have used
about one tube per two months and have had almost three sets of
cream. Should I increase the usage rate or is there other advice
you can give me? With the menstrual pattern it is hard to know
exactly when to stop and start the cream."
My reply...
"Dear E, Many thanks for your email. I know what you're going
through, having been through it myself! Unfortunately there is
nothing one can do to regulate periods once in peri-menopause. In
fact they become even more erratic as times passes, bigger gaps,
smaller gaps, lighter bleeding and heavier, occasionally flooding!
Until the gaps start becoming very wide, 2 to 3 months and then
longer, till finally no more.
So I suggest you do what I did and recommend to everyone in a
similar situation, use the cream every day, without a gap. I still
use a tube a month, about 1/2 teaspoon per day. Sometimes more if
I'm stressed, sometimes less if not, I vary it almost daily.
Occasionally giving myself a treat by covering my body with the
stuff, from soles of feet to my face! There are therapists who
recommend taking a few days break once a month, but I know I would
forget to do this, and having been reassured by Dr Dalton, who when
alive was the foremost authority on progesterone, that it was
perfectly safe, I've now been applying it like this for ten years.
Incidentally I started my daughter on it when she was fourteen, due
to the beginnings of depression, and as she at the time was going
through puberty and also had erratic periods like me, she also used
it continuously, until her periods started coming more regularly.
Do hope I've been of some help."
"E" answers...
"Thanks so much Wray. I'll give it a go. It is difficult to find a
doctor to give sound advice on natural hormone therapy and
sometimes I feel I have to go with my intuition. I'll order some
more and do as you suggest. Thank you for caring!"
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Friday, September 26, 2008
Progesterone and stress
Hello Affiliate
DB writes...
"Hello. I do hope you can advise me.I have recently ordered 3 tubes
of progesterone cream from yourselves. I had a total hysterectomy
in 1996, but didn't start on hormone therapy until 1999.I was
having lots of discomfort so I began using Serenity progesterone
cream which really made a great difference. However, after having
been a widow for some years, I re-married in 2003.I then stopped
having any benefit from my Serenity cream, and went to see my
doctor, and was prescribed 2mg estrogen. I have been very well with
this, but recently my doctor halved the dose. Many of the problems
that I had before are returning, including very bad night sweats.
My doctor said that I shouldn't need hormones at my age, I am 62,
and very active in all areas of my life.
How much of your cream should I use, do you think it will help, and
why do you think the Serenity cream stopped working? I was using
their suggested dose, but I see that your recommended dose is higher.
At the moment I feel very confused as there are so many conflicting
comments from medical people regarding the safety and efficacy of
progesterone. It used to work for me so I hope it may help again.
Thank you for your help."
And here's my answer...
"Dear D, Many thanks for your email. Serenity is not as strong as
our cream, but otherwise it's a very good one. One word covers the
reason the Serenity stopped working... stress. You mentioned it
stopped benefiting you after you got married. No matter how good a
relationship is, the process of getting married is very stressful,
you now also have two people to look after, maybe more.
Progesterone is the precursor to our stress hormones, so when
stressed, cortisol rises and progesterone drops. Even happiness
causes stress! What you should have done, before, during and for
some time after getting married was to have used more cream. I
can't agree with your doctor saying you shouldn't need hormones at
your age, try saying the same thing to him and see his reaction!!
We live in a very polluted world, many of the pollutants are
estrogenic in nature, which upsets the delicate balance we should
naturally all be in. Progesterone is the only hormone which can
counteract the estrogen and give us back that balance.
When you get the cream, play around with the dose, it's very safe.
So try 1/2 teaspoon per day and see if the night sweats go, if not
then up the dose to say 3/4 teaspoon. You might initially need a
teaspoon a day for an affect, you can then reduce the dose very
slowly, until you feel you are using the correct amount, judging by
your symptoms. I still change the amount I use, after ten years of
using it. When I know I'm going to go into a stressful time, I
will start using more, then reduce it when the stress has passed.
Sometimes we're unaware of any stress and then wonder why our
emotions start to 'wobble', maybe physical symptoms come back too.
As I said above, even happiness causes stress.
I will attach some documents here about progesterone to reassure
you of it's safety. They are unrelated to your problem, but will
give you an idea of the scope of it's use. My guide was Dr Dalton,
who practiced medicine in Harley Street (London) for fifty years,
until her death at the age of 84, two years ago. She prescribed
progesterone to her patients over those fifty years and none of
them had any adverse side affects from it, quite the reverse!
Please let me know how you get on and come back to me if you have
any more questions."
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Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Progesterone and fibroids
Hello Affiliate
CA has a question about fibroids...
"I have been diagnozed with Fibriods 5 months ago. Please tell me,
how I can get rid of it without going through surgery. Since then I
have gone through two miscarriages."
I reply...
"Dear C, Many thanks for your email. We've helped many women with
fibroids by advising they use progesterone. Estrogen causes the
lining of the uterus to grow, then mid cycle progesterone kicks in
and makes the lining ready for the fertilized egg to embed itself.
Fibroids occur most frequently in women from the mid thirties on,
when estrogen levels are high but progesterone levels are
declining.
It is known that after menopause with the drop in the estrogen
level they disappear. In fact women approaching menopause are
usually told to hang on till it starts, rather than have the
operation. With supplemental progesterone the fibroids are
gradually absorbed back into the body, taking from three to twelve
months to do so. The bleeding will become less heavy, spotting will
cease and if pain is present that will also go.
It is not necessary to have a hysterectomy, uterine artery
embolisation (UAE) or laparoscopic myomectomy (LM) to remove them.
We've successfully helped many women with fibroids and
progesterone. One in particular comes to mind. She was due to
have a hysterectomy, but opted to try the cream. Her uterus was
swollen, she had very heavy bleeding, clots and pain, but after the
first month the pain had gone, the bleeding and clots in the next
few months became less, but most important she still has her uterus
five years later and her periods are 100% normal now.
As you say you've also had two miscarriages, I believe your
progesterone levels must be very low. I will attach a few
documents which I hope will help you make an informed decision.
Please come back to me if you have any more questions."
Till next time.
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Monday, September 22, 2008
Progesterone and the Pill
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MS writes...
"You said in one of your write ups that progesterone is converted
by the adrenal glands into other hormones such as cortisone,
estrogen, testosterone and others. In another, you condemned the
conventional treatment with estrogen. Is this not a contradiction
as the use of progesterone will eventually be converted to estrogen
too?"
And here's my reply...
"Dear M, Many thanks for your email. The estrogen in HRT or The
Pill is always synthetic, whereas the estrogen converted in the
body from progesterone is natural. There have now been many
studies where they've found that the synthetic form is in fact
dangerous, three major studies on HRT have been stopped and the FDA
has issued a warning that the Pill Yasmin must have a black box
warning on the packet.
I have attached a number of documents which I hope will reassure
you. And some web addresses. Some health practitioners are using
a natural estrogen cream/gel to help with hot flashes and vaginal
dryness during menopause, as some women don't respond to
progesterone quickly enough. The recommended estrogen is estriol,
which has been found to be anti-cancerous, whereas both estradiol
and estrone are not. Please come back to me if you have any more
questions."
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
Progesterone and miscarriage
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"KA" writes...
"I suspect I am lacking in progesterone because of the several
symptoms I've encountered over the past three years, including two
miscarriages. I brought it up with my OB/Gyn and he seemed
defensive. If he is unwilling to check it, is it safe for me to
just start the therapy on my own? What are the risks in doing that?
We are trying for a baby and would like to prevent another
miscarriage. Do you have to be tested for lack of progesterone to
start therapy? Thanks"
I reply...
"Dear K, Many thanks for your email. It's a pity about your
Ob/Gyn, but not unusual! They tend to be very drug orientated, and
progesterone falls into a grey realm for them. Although we are
supplying several doctors and therapists with bulk orders, others
are reluctant to acknowledge it's benefits. It sounds to me that
you are lacking in progesterone, in view of the miscarriages. It's
not necessary to have tests done, the symptoms are enough to go on.
I will attach a chapter scanned from Dr Dalton's book on pregnancy,
so that you can make an informed decision.
I would suggest you start with a dose of about 2.5ml/day. Keep
using it according to your cycle, until you know you're pregnant,
then increase the amount to 5ml (1 teaspoon), using it every day
without a break."
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Progesterone and pregnancy
Hello Affiliate
"KW" has a question about pregnancy...
"I have been using Natpro cream for 2 years. I apply it twice per
day on day 14 of my cycle until the start of menstruation. I was
prescribed it for PMS. I intend to try for a baby and wonder if I
should discontinue using the cream while trying to become pregnant?"
My reply...
"Dear K, I'm so glad the cream has been helping you with the PMS.
Progesterone is wonderful for pregnancy, after all it is the
pregnancy hormone. So it is really up to you, but it can only be
beneficial. I will attach a chapter from Dr Dalton's book about
progesterone and pregnancy, and hopefully you'll be able to make an
informed opinion about whether to use it or not. One thing I'd ask
you to do if you want to have a baby, is please start taking now
(if you're not already) Omega 3 fish oil, folic acid, plus a
vitamin B complex. The foetus needs huge amounts of Omega 3 for
optimal brain development. If it doesn't get enough, then your
brain is robbed of what it needs. It's a known fact that the
mother's brain shrinks during pregnancy if enough of the essential
fatty acids are not eaten. They've also connected a lack of Omega
3 in foetal development to ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia. Folic acid
of course prevents spina bifida from forming. Do hope I've been of
some help. Please come back to me if you have any more questions."
"KW" has more questions this time about morning sickness...
"Thanks so much for your message. I read the two attachments with
interest. I wonder if you could advise me as to how much
progesterone I should take. Currently I apply about a quarter of a
teaspoon twice per day on day 14 of my cycle until menstruation
begins. I will be 39 in two week's time and have had one pregnancy
before which ended in miscarriage two years ago. I am planning to
try for a baby now. During the first pregnancy I was not taking
progesterone at the time and suffered horrendous morning sickness.
I wonder if I should perhaps increase the dose? Thank you also for
the advice regarding Omega 3. I am vegetarian but for some time
now have been taking cod liver oil. I think I will start taking
Omega 3 (hemp oil and flaxseed) as well as Folic Acid and B Complex
as you advise. Thanks again for your help"
And here's my answer...
"Dear K, I'm glad I was of help. If you had morning sickness,
that's an indication of a lack of progesterone, as you probably
read in Dr Dalton's chapter on pregnancy. So I would suggest you
start increasing the dose to about 5ml/day (1 teaspoon). Keep
using it according to your cycle, until you know you're pregnant,
then use the same amount every day without a break.
We've just helped a girl who during her previous pregnancy had
morning sickness for 7 months! The progesterone level increases
enormously in the last 2 months, which is why she didn't have it at
the end. Now she's pregnant again and the MS was very bad. I
advised her to start using 2 teaspoons/day to get rid of it, as it
had already become so bad. Well I'm pleased to say that it has now
gone.
I'm concerned to hear that you're vegetarian, as there's plenty of
evidence that vegetarian mothers don't have enough Omega 3 in their
blood for the developing foetus. As you're already taking cod
liver oil, maybe you'd consider taking fish oil, rather than the
flax oil? If the body is stressed, (and pregnancy is stressful) we
can't convert enough of the vegetable Omega 3 into the longer chain
EPA and DHA, which the foetus needs. DHA in particular is very
important for the developing brain. Studies have been done using a
DHA extract from algae, making it suitable for vegetarians, but
have found it didn't have the same benefits as the fish oil. The
thinking is the body also needs EPA which is not present in the
algae version. I'm glad you're going to take the folic acid too,
although that is usually not a problem for vegetarians, but it's
worth it for the sake of the foetus! And please try and keep your
stress levels down.
I had five miscarriages before having my daughter at the age of 33.
And recalling all of them, a stressful event occurred just prior
to having each one. One was precipitated by a dog fight, where I
had to separate the dogs! The miscarriage occurred later that
evening.
The first 3-4 months is really critical, so keep the progesterone
levels really high then, after that the placenta takes over, so the
risk isn't as great. But as you seem prone to them and the morning
sickness, I would suggest you keep using the cream throughout the
pregnancy. You'll have a very intelligent child!! Please let me
know how you get on and how the pregnancy develops, it's always so
helpful to me, I can then help others! And please remember I'm
always here to answer questions."
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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You have a lot of options however most of them will produce limited results and can also be very expensive.
Your doctor most likely is treating your symptoms, which can provide a "cosmetic" improvement but does not get to the root cause of the problem.
Therefore you are stuck with mediocre results which require you to treat your psoriasis for the rest of your life!
Hey, I "treated" my psoriasis for over 25 years, and was treated by some of the best known doctors specializing in treating severe cases of psoriasis. I spent tens of thousands of dollars and this was before the biologics were available.
I might as well have just put a band aid on my "spots". It probably would have been as effective, if not more, except I was 90% covered so it would have been a Big Band Aid!
Affiliate I know how frustrating living with psoriasis can be but it can be beat!
The worst thing you can do is nothing as your condition will likely get worse. The second worst thing you can do is start a biological treatment with drugs like Enbrel or Raptiva.
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Monday, September 15, 2008
Progesterone and hysterectomy
Hello Affiliate
"R" writes..
"I am a 63 year old woman who has had a total hysterectomy and both
ovaries removed. also experiencing chronic fatigue, bloating,
insomnia, memory and inability to concentrate, and chronic joint
pains, the list goes on and on I tried a wild Yam product some time
ago with very little help. Thanks, look forward to your reply"
And here's my answer...
"Dear R, Many thanks for your email, which was forwarded to me. You
have all the symptoms of a progesterone deficiency, so to my mind
it would be worth trying it. Luckily I still have my uterus, but I
did have all the symptoms you mention, and funnily enough also
tried a yam cream in the beginning. Whilst on it I started getting
hot flushes! So found a progesterone cream, and didn't look back.
I've attached two documents which might be of interest to you. I
find that our symptoms are usually more than just a progesterone
deficiency. The B vitamins, Omega 3 fish oil and some of the aminos
and minerals are all vital too. Please come back to me if you have
any more questions."
"R" replies...
"Thank you Wray for your reply. I have made enquiries here in NZ.
The pharmaceutical laws are very strict. For Natural Prosterone you
are required to have a Doctors prescription here. There is one
available with a primrose oil base, not as good as yours. With that
in mind in the mean time I have opted to start on what is available
here in NZ. The Health department have told me if that is not
effective I can ask my Dr to write a letter giving me permission to
import the Natpro Progesterone. I am already using Flaxseed and
Blackcurrant oil high in Omega 3and 6 and am taking a Top Quality
multivitamin, mineral and antioxidant supplement. Really do
appreciate your help and support"
I answer...
"Am glad you're already taking the nutrients I suggested. Do hope
you manage to get our cream, it's very good! But if it reassures
you, I do know of a man in NZ who has already received the cream
with no problem. He just ordered it from our site and it came in
the post with no hassles. So hopefully it will be the same for
you. Would love too know if you do order and if you get it with no
problems, it will then help me to help others in NZ. If you have
any more questions, or want more papers on health issues, please
let me know."
Till next time.
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
Affiliate, here's Psoriasis Report #4 - Biologics and Psoriasis
Affiliate,
Depending on the severity of your psoriasis, you may have considered, or discussed with your doctor, treating your psoriasis with one of the new biological drugs.
There are three that have been approved for treating psoriasis, Amevive, Raptiva, and the highly promoted, Enbrel. Remicade has been approved for PA and will likely be approved soon for treating psoriasis.
All these are injected into the skin, once or twice a week, and cost approximately $2,000. a month. Many insurance companies have been difficult to work with in getting approval for any of these treatments.
As with just about every psoriasis treatment, some people have achieved good clearing after 3-6 months, some have had no change, some have got worse, and some have had bad flares after stopping
treatment.
treatment.
There are a number of significant risk factors and as these drugs are all new, the long-term side affects are unknown. The length of treatment is also unknown. Treatment may last forever, or until death do us part!
I would not even consider any of the biologicals until every other avenue had been tried. These new drugs do not offer a cure and could lead to even more serious medical conditions, such as cancer.
Hopefully you have ordered my book by now, Say Goodbye to Psoriasis. The treatment method that I developed produces amazing results, it works fast, and is the safest treatment available.
The only side effect is your psoriasis clearing!
Affiliate, please, if your are considering treating your psoriasis with the new biologics, STOP! You don't need to be a guineau pig!
Go with a proven method that has helped 1,000's of people worldwide finally clear their psoriasis.
Start your clearing now and enjoy life to the fullest again!
Talk to you soon,
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Progesterone and HRT
Hello Affiliate
More interesting discussions for you, this time mainly HRT focused...
"LB" writes...
"I just received my first delivery. In applying the cream - you say
apply anywhere but where is the best place? I have been on HRT and
was advised to stop by my doctor because of the side effects
reported. Am I right in understanding that I don't need to have
estrogen as well as Natpro? I do have some Estrogel I could use in
combination--what is your opinion?."
I reply...
"Dear Lesley, Many thanks for your email. There is
no 'best' place, progesterone is absorbed very well through the
skin, which has the same structure over the entire body. The only
difference is that in some areas it's thinner and in some areas the
blood flow is greater, such as that lining the vagina or rectum. So
I recommend people to use the cream where it's needed most.
If for instance you have a sore vagina or rectum use it there, if
you have a burn use it there (it's excellent for burns), if period
pains are a problem, rub it over the tummy. I've put it on my
face, neck, breasts and feet every morning and evening for the past
ten years. I also choose one or two other places to put it at the
same time.
I'm very glad your doctor has asked you to stop taking the HRT. If
you haven't stopped already, I always advise reducing the dose
slowly, whilst using the progesterone to give support. Taking
between 1-3 months to reduce the HRT. Most women don't need any
estrogen if using progesterone, but I have found that there are a
few who suffer from hot flushes or vaginal dryness who find that
they don't respond quickly enough to the progesterone. In this case
I suggest they use something like Estrogel, which is a natural
estrogen. So if you do find you need it, then go ahead. I have
attached a document on menopause which might interest you and one
on absorption of progesterone through the skin.
Please come back to me if you have any more questions and if you
have the time, I would love to know how you fare on the cream."
"LB" answers...
"Dear Wray, Thanks for your response, I have been using Natpro for
5 days now, I think I feel better about things, I am certainly
sleeping better, I will keep you informed of my progress. The only
thing bothering me is that when I started taking the HRT prescribed
by my doctor, I promptly gained weight, I am hoping the same thing
doesn't happen again with introducing myself to Natpro -- is this a
possibility?? Do I stay on Natpro for ever?"
And my answer is...
"Dear Lesley, I'm so pleased you're feeling better on the Natpro,
you should! Estrogen is renowned for putting on weight. Farmers
give it to their animals to make them get fat quickly, which is why
humans have so many problems now eating factory farmed meat. We're
all taking in huge amounts of estrogen, as it's stored in the fat
of animals, fat which you can't see and therefore can't cut out.
So it's always best to use organic meat and veggies too, as even
our pesticides are all estrogenic! So you shouldn't put on weight,
many women loose it in fact as progesterone acts as a diuretic.
Initially some estrogen dominance symptoms might occur, one of
which is water retention, but that goes, once the progesterone has
stabilized the body. About staying on the cream forever, it's
entirely up to how you feel. If you reduce it slowly and your
symptoms still come back, then it would indicate you still need it,
play around. I've been using it now for 10 years, and intend
staying on it forever as it's very protective against certain
cancers. I'll attach some documents for you. Do let me know how
you get on and I'm always here if you have more questions."
Till next time.
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Thursday, September 11, 2008
Affiliate, here's Psoriasis Report #3 - Treatment Options
Hi Affiliate,
Hope all is well with you and your family. Today we are going to discuss some of the treatment options that are available for psoriasis.
If you have been to your family doctor or dermatologist, they have probably prescribed an ointment or a cream to apply two or three times a day, to the affected area.
This may clear your psoriasis if you just have a small area such as the elbow or knee. If you have psoriasis all over your body, more drastic measures must be taken.
Your doctor has a number of options available to treat psoriasis based on the severity of your case.
It is important to understand that your doctor is going to "treat" your "symptoms", he is not going to provide a cure as presently there is no known medical cure.
The other option is to try a more "natural" method that does not involve the use of drugs with risky side effects. The idea here is rather than treating the symptoms, you target the "cause" and basically make your body heal itself by doing certain things that generate the "normal" process of your skin growth.
This is exactly what you will learn how to do in my book, Say Goodbye to Psoriasis! After suffering from severe psoriasis for over 25 years, I made some amazing discoveries in April of 2003, that cleared over 99% of my psoriasis.
You can read more about it here: http://www.PsoriasisCure.net
The next report will cover the new biological psoriasis treatments that are now available such as the highly advertised Enbrel.
Until then, please stop by the Psoriasis Cure website and learn more about my Say Goodbye to Psoriasis book. It will be worth your time!
Regards,
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
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Progesterone and PCO
Hello Affiliate
Here's an email conversation on PCO...
"S" writes...
"I suffer with Polycystic overies and the symptoms are terrible to
live with. I have seen the Dr hundreds of times and begged them to
help me but have no joy. My symptoms are: tiredness, no sex drive,
memory loss, changed emotions, terrible periods, flaky nails. hair
growth"
And here's my answer...
"Dear S, Many thanks for your email. I hope I can help, as we've had
success with progesterone and PCO with other women. It's my belief
that it's in fact caused by a lack of progesterone.
Two of the main symptoms of PCO are insulin resistance and high
androgens, so most doctors when confronted with PCO either give
their patients the Pill or put them on the diabetes drug Metformin.
The Pill to suppress the androgens and the Metformin to correct the
insulin resistance, but neither of them addresses the cause.
The Pill contains a synthetic version of progesterone, which often
has major side affects, one of them is to cause depression by
lowering your own natural progesterone level, this can then cause
oestrogen dominance symptoms, one of which is nausea.
Have you had your progesterone level checked? And have you had a
homocysteine and d-Chiro-inositol blood test? All of these should
have been done as they all have a bearing on the problem.
Briefly, during the first half of our cycle follicle stimulating
hormone and oestrogen cause the egg to mature, at mid cycle
lutenising hormone causes the follicle to burst and the egg is
released. The follicle, now called the corpus luteum, starts
producing progesterone. The first half of this cycle occurs in PCO
but instead of the egg being released it isn't, a cyst forms
instead, which means no progesterone is made. By supplementing with
progesterone blood sugar problems are resolved, the androgens are
counteracted and the cysts are absorbed back into the body. It
takes time but eventually the problems are resolved.
I once had an assistant, who when she joined me had severe PCO with
a 4cm ovarian cyst which her doctor had found by a scan and wanted
to remove surgically. Well after a month of progesterone the cyst
had completely gone. About a year later she had a child, which is
generally difficult with PCO.
Please consider taking Omega 3 fish oil for your skin and if you
can bear it flax oil too. Both are so good for the skin. The
Omega 3 in flax oil is converted to the longer chain fatty acids,
but only slowly. But the flax has other actions which seem to 'oil'
us.
You'll find that the progesterone also helps tremendously with your
skin. Please come back to me if you have any more questions."
Till next time.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Affiliate, here's Report #2 - Diet and Psoriasis
Hi Affiliate,
There is a lot of controversy over the effects of diet on psoriasis. There are a number of books available that solely treat psoriasis by diet.
Most of the methods produce little or no clearing and the recommended foods leave a lot to be desired!
The fact of the matter is food, or what you eat or drink, does not cause psoriasis. However, certain foods do seem to be a problem when your psoriasis is active and can aggravate the situation.
While we are all basically the same, we all handle certain foods differently. Some people are allergic to certain foods which could be a trigger for a psoriasis flare. In my book, Say Goodbye to Psoriasis, I devote one chapter to diet.
I would say that diet represents 25% of my treatment method. I cover all the major food groups and rate them as Red = Avoid. Yellow = use with caution and limit consumption. Green = Eat all you want! (Don't worry, the "green" foods are not all green in color!)
I do not use a "strict" diet in my method as I believe it provides limited benefits. Yes, it's important to watch what you eat when your psoriasis is active. You do not want to be "feeding" it, but in reality, your diet alone is not going to "cure" your psoriasis.
It takes more than just diet to successfully treat psoriasis!
And yes, even vegetarians get psoriasis.......
One food group I will mention here is alcohol. If your psoriasis is active, as you probably already know, you should avoid alcohol. It does seem to affect psoriasis in a negative way.
I drink. I use to drink a lot of liquor and my psoriasis was very bad. Now I drink light beer, not everyday but I like to have a few several times a week ;-) It does not seem to be a problem as I've
remained clear for almost three years now.
remained clear for almost three years now.
Over the years I've talked to a lot of people with psoriasis and some drank, some didn't so as most things with psoriasis, there isn't anything that is 100% effective.
If you haven't ordered my book yet, Say Goodbye to Psoriasis, I'm sure you would find the information in it to be extremely helpful with your psoriasis condition.
My method works virtually 100% of the time for those who put the simple steps in motion.
Find out more here: http://www.psoriasiscure.net
The next report will be on the different types of treatments that are available. Look for it in your inbox in a couple of days.
Best Wishes,
Jim Longnecker
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Sunday, September 7, 2008
Affiliate here's Report #1, What Causes Psoriasis?
Hi Affiliate,
I hope your day is going well! Mine's been busy..... but that's a good thing! So, Exactly What Causes Psoriasis?
If you look back at when your psoriasis first appeared, there is probably nothing specific, that you can pinpoint as the "cause".
In most cases, you simply discover a small area of skin that is red,inflamed a little, and eventually starts scaling. And then it starts spreading.........
While it is not uncommon for people who have had a bout with strep throat to come down with guttate psoriasis, it normally will go away without treatment, over time.
However those suffering from the most common type of psoriasis, plaque psoriasis, usually can not determine any specific reason for the psoriasis to appear.
So what's the answer to the question? There is no definitive answer at this time! It may be hereditary. In my case, there is no one in my family who has suffered from the disease but it also is not uncommon for it to run in families.
It is quite likely that there is a defective gene involved as current research suggests. The question is what causes this gene to turn on and turn off the psoriasis condition.
I personally suffered for over twenty five years and have now been 99.5% clear for almost three years. I am not cured, but the psoriasis is definitely in remission.
It is unlikely anything you did, or had control over, caused your psoriasis to flare up. There is something that sets it off...... but we will have to wait for more research to find the answers.
In the meantime you may want to check out a book I wrote called Say Goodbye to Psoriasis. This book explains the simple steps I took to go from the worst case my doctor had ever seen with approximately 90% psoriasis coverage, to 99.5% clear!
Learn more here: http://www.PsoriasisCure.net
You'll receive your next report, What About Psoriasis and Diet, in a couple of days.
Remember, there is nothing you did to cause your psoriasis, but there are things you can do to clear it and knock it into remission.
Take care,
Jim Longnecker
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Progesterone deficiency questionnaire
Hello Affiliate
This is just a quick follow-up message to thank you for doing the
progesterone deficiency questionnaire. I hope it has helped give you
an added insight into your health.
In a day or two I'll be sending you another message about how others
have benefited from progesterone therapy.
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Hi Affiliate,
Thank you for signing up for the 5 part series from FreePsoriasisReport.com We will be discussing some very important matters that can help in clearing your psoriasis.
You will receive a new report every other day. The reports cover the following areas:
1) What Causes Psoriasis
2) What About Diet and Psoriasis
3) What kind of treatments are available
4) What about biologics like Enbrel
5) What treatment really works the best
2) What About Diet and Psoriasis
3) What kind of treatments are available
4) What about biologics like Enbrel
5) What treatment really works the best
Affiliate, I hope you are looking forward to receiving this very important information. If you have any email filters, make sure you let us in! I don't want you to miss any of these reports.
Look for your first report to show up tomorrow!
Best wishes and clearing to you,
Jim Longnecker
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