Hi Sally

Hope you don't mind my asking a few questions. There is a lot of info on natural progesterone to assimilate. I can see how it would be an obvious choice when menopausal due to its many plusses, butwhat about a woman in my case, I am still in my 30’s?

I have a few, but not many, of the oestrogen dominance symptoms: hair thinning, PMS, skin problems, fatigue (sometimes, but this comes and goes and might just be due to the five-year old who dominates my life :)) and foggy thinking (since having Noah), which I also thought was just 'natural'. But none of the other symptoms.


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Hi Sally,
Just a short e mail to say hi and hope you are both well.
Just before my walk in the vineyard this morning I was flicking through the TV channels and came to this programme 3 talk on Sabc Africa. We don’t get Sabc 1 2 or 3.And they were discussing bones etc. What a load of rubbish and the gynaecologist ended with his words of wisdom that all women need estrogen for their bones and da da da.
It again just made me so thankful that you were an answer to my prayers when I was going through that tough time four years ago with the menopause and continual bleeding etc. Thank you Sally for all that you have done for me and given me the knowledge so that I can pass on the TRUTH to many ignorant people.
I have found over these last four years that with many of the women I have talked to, the ones who have stuck with the cream and altering their life styles and making good choices and becoming responsible for their own bodies are the ones who are converted and spread the message. So many just tried the cream for a few months, tossed it aside and have gone on with their old life styles. And they are suffering now. A lot simply refuse to believe that the cream can do so much good. I have example after example of "friends" who are battling health issues because not only do they refuse to buy the cream[ bleating its too expensive but go on overseas holidays regularly or change their habits of drinking diet coke etc. One friend is religiously swallowing fosamex and complaining of stomach ailments. and another has crippled fingers but keeps on drinking sodas. I now just refuse that they will steal my joy and we avoid the health topic altogether.
But I have had a few wonderful converts.
Thanks Sally for letting me be a part of your team I really do appreciate it and I press on because of the few out there who genuinely want my help.
Take care and bless you both,
Avis


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I have just been to see my Gynae, Dr A Warnich, and when he did my scan internally and was showing me my uterus, I asked him where my fibroids were. He answered that they must have shrunk, because there was only a tiny one there. So I told him that it must be as a result of the Progestrone, and he said my fibroids would have shrunk naturally anyway because of the oestrogen, and that confused the hell out of me.
Thanks
BRENDA



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