This is hormone replacement therapy, skip to19:31-20:37

[akgirlsrock]

Premature menopause Possible disease list, Parkinsons was on list, also hrt can prevent Alzheimer's disease and a lot of other diseases autoimmune, arthritis ,heart problems Etc. youtu.be/myobGr5tdO0(Not working as expected?)

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I was recently reading that lower progesterone increases glutamate Excitotoxicity Thank you for this video

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/a...

[bookish in reply to Hidden]

Thanks for the link.

[akgirlsrock in reply to Hidden]

Let me know what you think, I used to think that it was a natural to go through menopause but it's just Nature's Way of phasing us out we are slowly dying, since we are no longer in the reproductive years, well I guess it is but I'm not ready to go out yet. I didn't realize how important the hormones work to all the receptors I think this is a big part of the puzzle, I'm sure testosterone is the same for men as estrogen is to keep everything in balance as for nutrition as well. Thank you, Maria

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Hi Maria, I agree! So now what do we do? I’m looking in to how to delay menopause as much as possible. I’m 46. I’m presently thinking that I have been too estrogen dominant and am looking for how to increase my progesterone. I listened to the video. Lots of new info!

You might find this lady helpful. I do!

drmindypelz.com/balancing-h...

[Despe in reply to Hidden]

CC,

Anything to go against nature and what God meant for us to go though are not advisable. When I was 49 and was going through menopause, my doctor insisted that I have hormone replacement therapy to extend my "youth," I flatly refused for the reasons I stated above. A few months later, we found out that this therapy was carcinogenic! I am so glad I didn't follow my doctor's advice.

[rebtar]

I've been on HRT pretty much since I was diagnosed. My functional medicine doc recommended it for brain health. My progression has been slow -- with meds my symptoms aren't noticeable and I'm 6 1/2 years past diagnosis. Perhaps this has been a factor? who knows?

[akgirlsrock in reply to rebtar]

Nice, in the video the women said she upped her dose and felt good results, also I think she advocates the cream vs pellets.