In a message dated 5/25/99 10:52:16 PM EST, [email protected] writes:
<< Hi Sue,
I'm a great believer going natural...I've had breast cancer for 7 years now,
and still only natural treatments (I also still have a tumor). >>
Dear Kassy, I recently heard a radio-advertisement program about natural
progesterone cream to balance hormone levels. The contention is that as we
get older, it isn't estrogen we're low on, but progesterone. I am using the
cream and have the booklet of info. Here are a few exerpts. I really don't
know if the claims are valid, but it made sense and seems to be backed up
quite thoroughly by published research. The info is written by Roger Mason.
The radio program stressed how obscene it is that women are always given
replacement estrogen not realizing the potential hazards, esp. not being
balanced by progesterone. Just wanted to pass this along FYI in case you
haven't seen info on this before.
"Three problems commonly suffered by women are cysts, tumors and cancer.
More than any other organ, especially during puberty, pregnancy and
menopause, the breat is influenced by endocrine hormones. Estrogen,
especially estradiol, causes cell proliferation and can be the basis of
excessive and malignant growth. Progesterone, on the other hand, slows and
moderates the growth of breast cells and causes maturation of cells."
"Women with normal or high estrogen and low progesterone levels are prime
candidates for abnormal breast cells growth. Women over 35 with anovulatory
periods, who usually aren't aware of this, have the most breast problems
(Intercel. Signal. Mammary Gland, 1995, p. 778, ed. by Wilde and NEJM, vol.
293, p. 790-5)"
"Other researchers like Sitruk et al., showed women with low progesterone
suffered more of every possible breast disorder including: mastodynia, cystic
mastitis, fibrocystic breasts, breast tumors and nodularity (Obstet. Gynecol.
1979, vol. 54, p. 457)"
Samm
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