Progesterone Deficiency

          Progestrone Deficiency affects countless numbers of women worldwide. Women most affected by low progesterone are women entering thier mid 30's. As women reach this stage in their lives their progesterone production drops as much as 75% during that time until menopause.

          At least half of all women by age 35 are deficient in progesterone according to research.

      Symptoms include:

• PMS
• Weight Gain
• Food Cravings
• Hair Loss
• Water Retention
• Sleep Disturbances
• Breast Tenderness
• Low Body Temperature
• Fatigue
• Hormonal
• Headaches/MIgraines
• Anxiety
• Heavy Menstrual Cycles
• Irregular Menstrual Cycles
• Cramps
• Irritability/Mood Swings

Health Conditions associated with Progesterone Dieficiency

• Infertility
• Breast Cancer
• Heart Disease
• Miscarriage
• Endometriosis
• Uterine fibroid tumors
• Bone loss
• Fibrocystic Breast Disease

 As women move into their late 40's their other hormones, such as estrogen, decline as well as progesterone. When that occurs, women often have menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, insomnia, dry skin, vaginal dryness, and low estrogen symptoms.

          In many cases, progesterone can alleviate low estrogen symptoms because progesterone helps women use estrogen. Research published in the medical journal, Obestetrics and Gynecology (1999), showed that progesterone cream was effective in 83% of menopausal women with hot flashes.

 Progesterone and Cancer:

          Johns Hopkins University Medical School research, dating back to 1981, indicates that half of all breast cancer cases could be prevented by adequate progesterone levels.

Progesterone and Cardiovascular Disease:

          It helps prevent hardening of the arteries, may help increase HDL (good cholesterol), and reduce triglycerides. It may also help normalize blood clotting and tone the blood vessels.

Progesterone and the Central Nervous System:

          Progesterone protects the brain causing relaxation similar to Valium but without the drug effect. It promotes normal sleep patterns and counter stress hormones particulary Cortisol.

Bone Density:

         Here progesterone is critical. It is responsible, along with testoterone, for building new strong bone cells. It balances out other hormones and is needed by other glands such as, the thyroid and the thymus.

Liposome Delivery System:

         Liposomes are cutting edge and a well-researched way to deliver or  transport a pharmaceutical agent across the skin. This allows for sustained or a controlled release of the active ingredient, in this case the progesterone. This prevents the progesterone form being delivered too rapidly and/or being used up too quickly by the body. Liposomes are natural substances drives from fat. Thy are non-toxic, biodegradable, and prevent oxidation of its contents. The liposomes actually encapsulate the progesterone molecule. Their size is actually 200 times smaller than the skin cell.   

Solution: We have found a product which is working well for our clients at removing symptoms outlined above and giving the progesterone in a easy to use pump delivery system. To learn more call the centre, we will arrange for the product to be delivered to you. 

Call  (705) 451-6784 ask for Cynthia

or go directly to the PeoplesWay site.