Product Review

Two Bottles. Forty percent (40%) or more women taking progesterone cream have temporary bad side effects. If they stop the progesterone cream, bad side effects stop. These bad side effects are from taking progesterone cream and estrogen mimicking chemicals and herbs at the SAME TIME. These estrogen mimicking chemicals and herbs add to your estrogen dominance disease, and are absorbed through the skin. Anything on the skin is ten times (10X) in potency compared to oral because they bypass the liver and go directly into the body. They are known as xenoestrogens, phytoestrogens, or environmental estrogens. If the estrogen mimicking compounds are cut out, bad side effects stop from progesterone. After cutting out these chemicals and herbs, many find that they do not need progesterone. Our ultimate goal for you is for you to be healthy - not taking anything at all. Since 1999, this list of avoidance and suggested products was refined. A cream is oil and water mixed together. An emulsifier keeps oil and water mixed together. Since there is water, a preservative is added to stop bacteria. After applying cream to the skin, the water evaporates leaving just the oil. The progesterone is in the oil, not the water. Many of these additives mimic estrogen and make your disease worse. Some herbs mimic estrogen. So we made a simple product - just coconut oil and Natural Progesterone. Nothing more. Pure. Simple. It works. Less is More. We use expensive glass bottles to prevent plastic outgassing. Some plastics can mimic estrogen. Plastic lets oxygen into progesterone cream to oxidize and degrade the progesterone. Glass blocks oxygen preventing progesterone degradation. The recommendation is to avoid xenoestrogens because xenoestrogens may cause your disease. If you have a severe condition, you must be careful to avoid an extensive list of xenoestrogens to take progesterone. If a mild condition, you can be less careful. This is true of all progesterone products.