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Summary-Progesterone Creme
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Sandi Crow <[log in to unmask]>
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Sandi Crow <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 16 Nov 2007 12:35:24 -0600
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Hi!  Thanks everyone for your responses!
 
Here are replies that I received.  I did figure out that my PMS is getting worse as I age (I am 44).  I am going to ask my doctor about using a creme.
 
Most used brands:  Progest by Emerita (by far the most common), Phyto B, Arbonne, one used one made by a compounding pharmacy, Life-Flo which is GF.  Some said the cheaper OTC brands didn't help at all!
 
Everyone rubbed it in different places (thigh, breast, stomach, inner arm) 
 
Affects:
Mood enhancer
no hot flashes
reduces bone loss
helped with anxiety
causeddone person to get depressed
What a difference it made!!
 
One person when reached menopause started taking progesterone in pill form from a pharmacy
 
One person loved the bio-identical progesterone creme and triple estogen cream!
 
Many said they used saliva hormonal testing to see what was inbalanced.  
 
Hope this helps!
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