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MENSTRUAL CRAMP MENSTRUAL CRAMP RELIEF

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MENSTRUAL CRAMP RELIEF! - NATURAL PROGESTERONE

by Elizabeth Smith, MD

CHEMICAL ESTROGENS (XENOESTROGENS) CAUSE MENSTRUAL CRAMPS!

LISA GETS MENSTRUAL CRAMP REMEDY - AVOID XENOESTROGENS, TAKE NATURAL
PROGESTERONE

HI. I wanted to give you an update on my progress. I eliminated the
parabens/xenoestrogens for a month and a half and began to use the progesterone
oil as directed (and the laundry detergent). I have had a normal menstrual
period for the first time in about 10 years!!? It is the first time I have been
able to be off birth control with no side effects..no bloating or menstrual
cramping!!! I am so happy I discovered your website and product. It is people
like you who really care and take the time to educate and help those in need.
After having been to so many doctors with no avail, I can finally say I feel
healthy for the first time in quite a while. Thank you for all the great
information you provide to your customers. You are a blessing!

-Lisa B. , Irvine, CA

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"NATURAL PROGESTERONE PREVENTS BREAST CANCER.

ARTIFICIAL SYNTHETIC PROGESTINS [PROVERA, MEGESTROL] CAUSE BREAST CANCER."

SEE QANDA
JOHN LEE, MD

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NATURAL MENSTRUAL CRAMP RELIEF

In over 5 years of clinical practice since 1999 for menstrual cramps, and 3500
patients for female problems. We have found the menstrual cramp cure. We have
even gotten rid of severe menstrual cramps that have plagued women for years in
3 months or less! Menstrual cramps are the result of contractions of the uterus
and may be accompanied by nausea, vomiting, constipation or diarrhea, headache,
or lightheadedness. The 25 cent medical term for menstrual cramping is primary
dysmenorrhea. "Dys" means pain and "menorrhea" refers to period. Dysmenorrhea
means "painful period." Menstrual cramps may or may not be accompanied by pms,
premenstrual syndrome. PMS is characterized by premenstrual bloating and
cyclical breast tenderness among other symptoms.

We tell our patients to avoid xenoestrogens (xeno means foreign) and take
Natural Progesterone. Patients claim that this simple solution is the menstrual
cramp remedy! There are certain chemicals in our environment that act like
estrogen and/or hormone disrupting that make the menstrual cramp worse. These
xenoestrogens have been implicated in early puberty in girls aged 8 making them
sprout breast buds and pubic hair.

Natural Progesterone is used by OB/GYN's that specialize in fertility to prevent
1st trimester miscarriage and calm the uterus down and STOP the miscarriage
contractions. My patients tell me that regular OB/GYN's are unaware that there
is a difference between Natural Progesterone and synthetic progestins and birth
control pills. But OB/GYN's that specialize infertility DO know the difference
between synthetic progestins and Natural Progesterone. See the difference for
yourself here. Natural Progesterone is NOT the same as the PROGESTIN found in
birth control pills. Quite the opposite. Birth control pills CAUSE cancer.
Natural Progesterone PREVENTS cancer. Natural Progesterone is bioidentical to
the hormone that your body produces. Synthetic Progestins are chemically
modified so that they can be patented. Natural Progesterone is canNOT be
patented because it is found in nature. Why is this important? If a progestin is
patented by a company, only they can make that progestin. Then they can charge
high prices (over one hundred dollars per month) and make large profits. With
the high profits, the companies can hire $60,000 - $100,000 per year salesmen to
push these patented artificial progestins on unsuspecting physicians. So, Birth
Control Pills are NOT the SAME as Natural Progesterone. See Progestins.

Mainstream medicine asserts that the menstrual cramps are caused by uterine
contractions. The uterine contractions are caused by prostaglandins. So they
treat the menstrual cramps with drugs like Ibuprofen (Motrin), and Naproxen
(Naprosyn) that block the body's ability to make prostaglandins. However, as any
women can tell you, these drugs kind of work, but the drugs don't work too well.

I am going to the cause of the cause of the problem. I am saying that you should
eliminate the things that cause the abnormal release of prostaglandins. Go
upstream and solve the root of the problem.

See a new website explaining the cause of Menstrual Cramps and treatment using
avoidance of xenoestrogens and taking Natural Progesterone.

ENTER NATURAL PROGESTERONE FOR THE MENSTRUAL CRAMP (DYSMENNORHEA)

"Pro" means for and "Gesterone" means gestation. Progesterone is the hormone of
pregnancy. I have personally stopped 1st trimester miscarriages by applying
topical Natural Progesterone on the women having the miscarriage uterine
contractions. I had one women that was having a miscarriage with contractions at
eight weeks. Within 3 hours of applying topical Natural Progesterone the
contractions stopped. She carried a healthy set of twins to term (as of 2005
they are still healthy, smart and at two years old). OB/GYN's specializing in
fertility (not the regular OB/GYN's) know the trick of using Natural
Progesterone to stop 1st trimester miscarriage contractions as well. In a city
of one million people, there are only 2-3 OB/GYN's that specialize in fertility
(they are rare birds).

I had been using Natural Progesterone and the avoidance of xenoestrogens to
treat endometriosis, ovarian cysts, pms, fibrocystic breast disease, and uterine
fibroids as has John Lee, MD since 1999. Then, my patients quite consistently
told me (quite happily) that their menstrual cramps would go away too!

I would estimate that our success rate tops 90% of completely getting rid of
menstrual cramps if the patient is willing to make some simple lifestyle changes
and take Natural Progesterone.



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"WOMEN WITH PMS OFTEN EXPERIENCE PAINFUL PERIODS (DYSMENORRHEA) WHICH ARE MOST
OFTEN CAUSED WHEN THE ENDOMETRIAL LINING OF THE UTERUS EXTENDS INTO THE MUSCULAR
WALL OF THE UTERUS (ADENOMYOSIS). WHEN SHEDDING OF THE ENDOMETRIUM OCCURS
(MENSTRUATION), THE BLOOD IS RELEASED INTO THE MUSCULAR LINING, CAUSING SEVERE
PAIN. CONVENTIONAL MEDICINE TREATS THIS PAIN WITH NSAIDS
(NON-STEROIDAL-ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS) SUCH AS IBUPROFEN, BUT IGNORES THE
UNDERLYING METABOLIC HORMONAL IMBALANCE THAT CAUSED IT. THE PROBLEM CAN OFTEN BE
SIMPLY RESOLVED BY RESTORING PROPER PROGESTERONE LEVELS, WHICH RESTORES NORMAL
GROWTH AND SHEDDING OF THE ENDOMETRIUM."

JOHN LEE, MD





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THE ROLE OF XENOESTROGENS, PHYTOESTROGENS AND HORMONE DISRUPTERS FOR THE
MENSTRUAL CRAMP

The Herman-Giddens landmark study of 1997 showed that 15% of girls aged 8 in the
United State are sprouting breast buds and pubic hair. Among African Americans
50% of girls aged 8 are sprouting breast buds and pubic hair. The cover story in
Time Magazine October 30, 2000 implicated various chemicals that mimicked
estrogen as causing early puberty. See the TIME article on early puberty here.

The breast cancer incidence during the 1950's in the USA was 1 out of 20. In
1989, the breast cancer incidence was 1 out of 11. In 2004, according to the
Center for Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia, the breast cancer incidence was
1 out of 8 in the USA. There are areas of the USA where breast cancer is much
more prevalent.

In 2004, 43% of the male bass in the Potomac river were producing eggs. See the
article from the Washington Post here about feminized male bass here. In 2004,
below the sewage outfall in the Platte River, Colorado, the ratio of female fish
to male White Sucker fish was 9 to 1 with 10% hemaphrodites (a hemaphrodite is
half female and half male). Above the sewage outfall in the Platte River, the
ratio of male fish to female fish is 1 to 1. See the article from the Denver
Post here about feminized white sucker fish here. Clearly, there are hormone
disrupters present in the sewage outfall in the Platte River.

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A hormone is a chemical messenger.

It is like the blueprint for the building is virgin and untouched. The masons
that are building the wall of the building are healthy. However, the messengers
that read the blueprint and tell the masons what to do are screwed up. Thus, the
building becomes screwed up. The building is your body. Being screwed up means
you get the menstrual cramp.

These chemicals are NOT toxic. The chemicals are NOT carcinogenic. The chemicals
are now known as hormone disrupters. Chemicals that specifically mimic estrogen
are called xenoestrogens "xeno" means foreign. So xenoestrogen means foreign
estrogen. The new theory that has been espoused since 1991, is that these
xenoestrogens are causing many female problems such as endometriosis, ovarian
cysts, fibrocystic breast disease, premenstrual syndrome, and most recently
menstrual cramps. In 1996, the EPA was given a congressional mandate to study
the effects of hormone disrupters. However, the EPA is 5 years behind, not for
lack of trying, but because the science is new and no one knows what the testing
standard should be. Read about xenoestrogens here.

Scientists now think that many female problems including endometriosis, ovarian
cysts, pms, and breast cysts are caused by xenoestrogens ("xeno" means foreign).

The menstrual cramp is also thought to be caused by xenoestrogens and/or hormone
disrupters.

THE MENSTRUAL CRAMP (DYSMENORRHEA), XENOESTROGENS AND PARABENS USED AS
PRESERVATIVES

When my patients, cut out xenoestrogens diligently and take Natural
Progesterone, almost always menstrual cramping becomes a thing of the past, and
they begin to feel "normal" - menstrual cramp free again.

The most prominent xenoestrogen (but not the only one) that seems to associated
with menstrual cramping is parabens that are present as preservatives in
shampoos, lotions and liquid personal care products. Although parabens are
relatively nontoxic, and are not very carcinogenic, parabens are a xenoestrogen.
It seems that in my practice if we eliminate parabens (along with other
xenoestrogens) in the patient's environment much of the menstrual cramping goes
away. Giving the patient Natural Progesterone gets rid of the remainder of the
menstrual cramping.

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John Sumpter from the Department of Biology & Biochemistry, Brunel University,
Uxbridge, Middlesex found subcutaneous administration of butylparaben produced a
positive estrogenic response on uterine tissue.

In my practice, I initially used progesterone creams that had parabens as
preservatives and many of my patients complained of increased menstrual
cramping. Endometriosis patients complained of increased pain from the
progesterone cream formulated with parabens as a preservative.

One of my physician colleagues, had a one woman that had a menstrual cramp for
15 years. She went on a program of avoidance of xenoestrogens and taking Natural
Progesterone. She was menstrual cramp free for one entire year. Then, all of a
sudden, she began to have menstrual cramps for 3 consecutive months and called
my physician colleague to complain. The colleague asked her, "What did you
change 3 months ago?" She answered sheepishly that her daughter worked for a
beauty salon and was able to get designer shampoos and hair care products for
half price, and so she began to use those products 3 months ago.

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ON USING NATURAL PROGESTERONE:

"IT'S AS IF MY BODY BREATHED A BIG SIGH OF RELIEF ."

"MY LIFE IS BACK ON TRACK AND MY SYMPTOMS ARE GONE."


JOHN LEE, MD'S PATIENTS






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REMEDY FOR THE MENSTRUAL CRAMP ( DYSMENORRHEA )

I tell my patients to avoid chemicals that act like estrogen (xenoestrogens) and
take over-the-counter topical Natural Progesterone to quiet the uterus
naturally. The progesterone cream should be formulated WITHOUT parabens. The
menstrual cramp is generally gone in 2-3 months. Even the severe menstrual cramp
goes away after 2-3 months.

The majority of my women patients revel in being normal again with no severe
menstrual cramp for the first time in years.


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ANNE RECOMMENDS PROGESTELLE FOR MENSTRUAL CRAMP TREATMENT

I recommend this product. For 15 years, I had severe cramps. I had to take 6
ibuprofen every few hours for 2 days. I had been known to cry from the pain and
nearly wanted to go to the hospital if I ever tried not to take pain medication.
I went to doctors who, even while sympathetic, could not tell me what was wrong.
Every test came back normal, but I knew something was wrong. I had researched
years ago alternatives and the only thing I ever heard suggested was to become a
vegan, which I already was. I had long given up hope, except for a glimmer that
one day led me to your website. I followed your protocols about xenoestogens -
got rid of most plastic and changed toiletries and laundry soap. In the
beginning I used the recommended dose, but as time went on my use was a bit more
erratic - mainly because I like experimenting. I have found that when I use the
recommended dose consistently, I have virtually no cramps whatsoever. I have
also found that after using Progestrelle for nearly two years, on the months I
don't use it, my cramps are no worse than the feelings of indigestion. And while
I did change my diet recently to 100% raw vegan, which seems to have helped as
well, I am convinced that this product performed nothing less than a miracle. I
don't think I can express my gratitude, because to be honest, I wasn't sure that
it would work! Every woman who has cramps should at least give this product a
shot and see if it helps.

I don't know if I am good at writing testimonials, but in writing this, I
realized how truly grateful I am. Sometimes I forget because there are so many
"medicines" out there that don't work... and there are so many people that try
to sell you things that are next to useless. I didn't think it would work, and
even now I don't understand how it did work. It seems so simple, and I don't
understand why no one told me about it. So sometimes I think I just imagined it
all! But I know that can't be true. But the alternative seems so scary... why
can't women buy this product everywhere... why don't doctors recommend it?
Anyway, either I imagined it all, or you truly saved my life. I don't mean that
melodramatically. There were times when the pain was so great that I thought I
would be better off dead.

Thanks.

-Anne S. , Oakland, CA

*Whole grains also regulate hormonal levels due to their high levels of vitamin
B and vitamin E, which have a beneficial effect on both the liver and the
ovaries. In 1942, a researcher named Biskind found that B vitamin deficiency
hindered the liver's ability to metabolize estrogen levels in both animal and
human test subjects. The addition of B vitamin supplementation to the diet of
women suffering from PMS, heavy menstrual bleeding, and fibrocystic breast
disease helped to decrease the severity of their symptoms. Studies conducted at
UCLA Medical School during the 1980s found that taking a specific B vitamin,
pyridoxine B6, helped to relieve symptoms of menstrual cramps and PMS.

Research also conducted during the 1980s at Johns Hopkins University Medical
Center similarly found, in several placebo controlled studies, that vitamin E is
useful in reducing many PMS symptoms, as well as fibrocystic breast discomfort.
Other studies have found that vitamin E supplementation reduced menopause
related hot flashes, fatigue, and mood swings in 66 to 85 percent of the women
tested, depending on the study. One additional study noted a decrease in the
symptoms of vaginal atrophy in 50 percent of the postmenopausal women
volunteers.



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