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Natural Progesterone vs Progestins:
Estrogen vs. Natural Progesterone:
Ingredients
FAQ for Natural Progesterone Cream:

Should I use Natural Progesterone Cream?

Where do I apply Natural Progesterone Cream?
When do I use Natural Progesterone Cream?
What exactly is Natural Progesterone Cream and how does it differ from synthetic progesterone?
Can Natural Progesterone help with fibrocystic breasts?
Can I use Natural Progesterone if there is family history of breast or uterine cancer?
I am already taking hormones from my doctor, why should I switch to Natural Progesterone?
I'm postmenopausal, will I start menstruating again if I use natural hormones?
I have facial hair, especially above my upper lip, that requires shaving occasionally, what causes this?
Is Natural Progesterone Cream useful after a hysterectomy and for menopausal women?
Is Natural Progesterone Cream indicated for osteoporosis?
Do natural hormones help vaginal dryness?
Are there any other benefits of use?

Should I use Natural Progesterone Cream?

YES, if you experience any of these symptoms!!

  •  Acceleration of the aging process
  •  Allergies (asthma, hives, rashes)
  •  Auto-immune disorders such as lupus
  •  Breast tenderness (cysts, lumps)
  •  Cervical dysplasia
  •  Decreased sex drive
  •  Depression with anxiety or agitation
  •  Fat gain around abdomen, hips and thighs
  •  Fatigue
  •  Fibrocystic breasts
  •  Gallbladder disease
  •  Hair Loss
  •  Headaches
  •  Hot Flashes
  •  Hypoglycemia
  •  Inability to focus or memory loss
  •  Increased blood clotting (risk of strokes)
  •  Infertility or Miscarriage
  •  Irregular menstrual periods
  •  Irritability or Mood swings
  •  Insomnia
  •  Pre menopausal bone loss
  •  PMS
  •  Prostate Inflammation
  •  Sluggish metabolism
  •  Uterine cancer or Uterine fibroids
  •  Water retention, bloating

 

 

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Where do I apply Natural Progesterone Cream?
Natural progesterone in a moisturizing cream can be applied to the face, neck, chest, inner arms, palms of the hands, and the soles of the feet. Our Natural Progesterone Cream can be applied to the same capillary beds for as long as needed. The cream is readily absorbed and leaves no trace after a few minutes. During absorption, the progesterone bypasses the liver and goes to specific receptor sites.

PLEASE NOTE: Everyone is different. Some women require more progesterone cream to help alleviate symptoms, while others can use less. For the first 3 months, use one 2 oz. jar per month. Next try cutting back on the amount of natural progesterone each month until estrogen dominant symptoms occur. Then return to the last dosage used without symptoms.

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When do I use Natural Progesterone Cream?
According to Dr. John R. Lee, use 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon two times per day for the following:
PMS: Start applying cream 12 days after the first day of your period and continue through day 26 or 28 (depending on length of cycle).
Premenopause: Start applying cream 8 days after the first day of your period and use through day 26 or 28.
Irregular Periods: Start applying cream 10 days after first day of your period and stop on day 28. If your period begins before day 28, discontinue use. Start counting to day 10 and resume use and stop on day 28. It may take 3 to 6 months to regulate the cycle.
Hysterectomies, Menopause, or Post menopause or Osteoperosis: Use 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon two times a day for 25 consecutive days. Stop for five days and resume use. Repeat monthly.
Men: Use 1/8 teaspoon two times per day. All of the time. No break is needed.

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What exactly is Natural Progesterone Cream and how does it differ from synthetic progesterone?

Natural progesterone is derived from diosgenin obtained from an organic tubar (Mexican Wild Yams). Through a laboratory process, diosgenin is synthesized into the progesterone molecule identical to progesterone in the body. Pharmaceutical manufacturers alter the chemical makeup of progesterone in order to create synthetic progestins. Progestins in their altered molecular structure are not natural to the body and may cause many side effects.

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Can Natural Progesterone help with fibrocystic breasts?

According to Dr. John R. Lee, fibrocystic breasts are merely a sign of estrogen dominance (relatively high estrogen levels and low progesterone levels); therefore, using physiological doses of progesterone may eliminate fibrocystic breasts in a few months.

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Can I use Natural Progesterone if there is family history of breast or uterine cancer?
Dr. Lee recommends it in his books on menopause, premenopause and breast cancer. Breast cancer and endometrial cancer are two cancers that are related to gonadal (estogens, progesterone, and testosterone) hormones. the cancers occur in tissues sensitive to these gonadal hormones. Unopposed estrogen is the only known cause of endometrial caner, though there may be other factors involved. Unopposed estrogens are also thought to contribute to breast cancer.

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I am already taking hormones from my doctor, why should I switch to Natural Progesterone?

Dr. Lee mentions in his books that natural hormones are simply an alternative to hormone replacement therapy (HRT). Synthetic progesterone (known as progestins) has many side effects and synthetic estrogen may be dangerous to your health, especially if taken without natural progesterone. If someone is taking estrogen (HRT), a gradual step is to start natural progesterone cream and gradually reduce the estrogen dose. Reduce estrogen by one half every month for three months then discontinue use of estrogen.

**If you are using birth control pills or injections, it is important that you discontinue use when you start Natural Progesterone.

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I'm postmenopausal, will I start menstruating again if I use natural hormones?
Occasionally, upon beginning use of natural hormone supplementation, a postmenopausal woman could experience some breakthrough bleeding or a "period." This is a perfectly normal response and is nothing to cause alarm. The progesterone is simply causing the body to rid itself of excess stored estrogen which can some times stimulate a uterine shedding, thus break through bleeding. It may take 3 to 6 months to regulate your cycle.

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I have facial hair, especially above my upper lip, that requires shaving occasionally, what causes this?

This is a condition called "hirsutism" (defined as excessive growth of facial and body hair). It indicates that there is a hormonal imbalance between estrogen, testosterone (the dominant male hormone) and progesterone. Progesterone acts as a regulator for the entire endocrine system. A woman who has the hirsute problem probably has PMS, too. Both menopausal and menstruating women have reported that facial hair (and body hair) decreased or completely disappeared after three to six months of regular application of cream as previously described. Natural progesterone is needed to effect proper hormonal balance.

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Is Natural Progesterone useful after a hysterectomy and for menopausal women?
Many women experience hot flashes following a premenopausal hysterectomy and in the beginning of the natural onset of menopause. Natural progesterone may be effective for relieving hot flashes. Many women have reported a complete cessation of flushing within 3 to 8 weeks.

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Is Natural Progesterone indicated for osteoporosis?
Many medical authorities tell female patients who are postmenopausal that osteoporosis is inevitable. John R. Lee, MD, has proven this often repeated statement is simply untrue. The results of his ongoing clinical study with women are noteworthy. Patients have experienced new bone density ranging from 5 to 40 percent for women who have used natural progesterone cream from 6 to 48 months. His results also indicated this therapy is successful even several decades after menopause. One of his elderly patients has been using for many years and has a greater than 50 percent new bone density as proven by dualphoton absorptiometry. Dr. Lee has found osteoporosis may be prevented or reversible in many cases.

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Do natural hormones help vaginal dryness?

Vaginal dryness can occur in women of all ages for various reasons, but it is primarily present in postmenopausal women. Natural hormones in a cream base can be used intra vaginally and has been very successful in treating vaginal dryness and vulvar atrophy associated with aging.

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Are there any other benefits of Natural Progesterone use?

Additional benefits for women include: improved brain function, diminished muscular aches and pains, improvement of skin problems including acne, seborrhea, rosacea, psoriasis and keratoses, and improved sleep pattern.

* - John R. Lee, M.D. does not endorse any one brand of progesterone cream, nor does he make money from the sale of any progesterone cream. Using Dr. Lee's name does not imply in any way that Dr. Lee endorses or recommends this progesterone product or any other product.

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Natural Progesterone vs Progestins:
* Side Effects
* Warnings
* Do not take Provera if you have:
* When taken with Estrogens, the following have occurred:

POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS OF NATURAL PROGESTERONE: NONE

POTENTIAL SIDE EFFECTS OF MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE (PROVERA):
An abbreviated list from the 2003 Physicians' Desk Reference (PDR)

Side effects of Medroxyprogesterone Acetate (Provera) may include:
Acne, anaphylaxis (life-threatening allergic reaction), blood clot in a vein, lungs, or brain, breakthrough bleeding (between menstrual periods), breast tenderness or sudden or excessive flow of milk, cervical erosion or changes in secretions, depression, excessive growth of hair, fever, fluid retention, hair loss, headache, hives, insomnia, itching, lack of menstruation, menstrual flow changes, spotting, nausea, rash, skin discoloration, sleepiness, weight gain or loss, yellowed eyes and skin.

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Warnings
* Provera may cause some degree of fluid retention.
* Provera may mask the onset of menopause.
* Provera may make you depressed, especially if you have suffered from depression in the past.
* If you are diabetic, Provera could make your diabetes worse; your doctor will want to watch you closely while you are taking this drug.
* There is some concern that Provera, like birth control pills, may increase your risk for a blood clot in a vein.
* Tell your doctor right away if you lose some or all of your vision or you start seeing double.
* You should not take Provera during pregnancy.
* Provera appears in breast milk. If you are a new mother, you may need to choose between taking Provera and breastfeeding your baby.

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Do not take Provera if you have:  
* Cancer of the breast or genital organs
* Liver disease or a liver condition
* A dead fetus still in the uterus
* Undiagnosed bleeding from the vagina
* Do not take Provera during your first 4 months of pregnancy. Doctors now believe that this treatment is not only ineffective, but also potentially harmful to the baby.
* Do not take Provera if you have, or have ever developed blood clots. Avoid it, too, if it gives you an allergic reaction.
 

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When taken with Estrogens, the following have been observed:

 
* Rise in blood pressure, headache, dizziness, nervousness, fatigue
* Changes in sex drive, hirsutism and loss of scalp hair, decrease in T3 uptake values
* Premenstrual-like syndrome, changes in appetite
* Cystitis-like syndrome (urinary tract infections)
* Erythema multiforme, erythema nodosum, hemorrahagic eruption, itching
 

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Estrogen vs. Natural Progesterone:  
   
 
 
Estrogen Effects Progesterone Effects:  

Creates proliferative endometrium
Causes breast stimulation
Increases body fat
Salt and fluid retention
Depression and headaches
Interferes with thyroid hormone
Increases blood clotting
Decreases sex drive
Impairs blood sugar control
Loss of zinc and retention of copper
Reduces oxygen levels in all cells
Increases risk of endometrial cancer
Increases risk of breast cancer
Slightly restrains osteoclast function
Reduces vascular tone
Increases risk of gallbladder disease
Increases risk of auto-immune disorders

Maintains secretory endometrium
Protects against fibrocystic breasts
Helps use fat for energy
Natural diuretic
Natural antidepressant
Facilitates thyroid hormone
Normalizes blood clotting
Restores sex drive
Normalizes blood sugar levels
Normalizes zinc and copper levels
Restores proper cell oxygen levels
Prevents endometrial cancer
Helps prevent breast cancer
Stimulates osteoblast bone building
Restores normal vascular tone
Necessary for survival of embryo
Precursor of corticosteroids

 
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Uber Balance Progesterone Cream Ingredients:

Purified Water

Natural Glycerin - is used as a moisturizer and humectant to replace moisture in the skin.

Simugel - is a plant-based thickener used to give the cream its consistency and smoothness.

Vitamin E - is considered the most important oil, soluble antioxidant and free radical scavenger. As a moisturizer, vitamin E is well absorbed through the skin and derived from alfalfa and wheat.

Coconut Oil - is a clear liquid that is used to dissolve and deliver active ingredients. It spreads well and has a soft non-greasy feel.

Natural Progesterone - derived from the Mexican wild yam root. These sterols are processed through several fermentation steps to yield progesterone which is identical to progesterone produced by the human body. Uber Balance Progesterone Cream contains 960mg of natural progesterone per 2 oz. jar.


Aloe Vera - has softening, healing, and anti-inflammatory properties. Its moisturizing ability is its most widely recognized characteristic. Aloe vera penetrates the skin, supplying moisture directly to the tissue.

Grapefruit Seed Extract - is a natural food grade preservative.

Vitamin A - is known as a skin "normalizer". It acts as an antikeratinizing agent, helps the skin stay soft and plump. Clinical studies with vitamin A palmitate indicate a significant change in collagen, DNA, skin thickness and elasticity. Vitamin A palmitate's stability is superior to retinol.

Saw Palmetto Berries - help rebuild the body by feeding the endocrine system to rebuild atrophies flesh. Saw palmetto berries can help rebuild sexual reproductive organs, such as atrophied testicles in elderly men, and saw palmetto berries have been known to increase the size of small breasts in women. One remarkable characteristic of saw palmetto berries is the great nutritional value it has on any kind of wasting disease. Additionally they will increase flesh and strength.

Cramp Bark - is used as an antidote to muscular spasms of my kind, epileptic seizures, all types of nervous disorders, severe menstrual pain during periods or labor pain during birth. Cramp bark is an excellent uterine sedative and is the best relaxant for the ovaries and uterus.

Sarsaparilla - contains vitamins A, B-complex, C, and D. Also the minerals iron, manganese, sodium, silicon, sulfur, copper, zinc, and iodine. Sarsaparilla contains the amino acid methionine and cyctein. Sarsaparilla helps strengthen the nerve fibers and tissue of the brain, spinal cord, lungs and throat and is especially good for removing heavy metallic contaminants from the blood, which are received through the nostrils in foul, smog filled air of urban areas.

Carrot Oil - used since the sixteenth century for skin diseases due to its believed cleansing, depurative and draining properties. This carotene rich emollient has been indicated for acne skin conditions, dermatitis, skin irritation, skin rashes and wrinkles; derived form the carrot root.

Lemon Grass Oil - is an astringent and tonic distilled from the leaves of the lemon grasses.

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