Hi, I am actually posting this for my mum,
she is 59 and she had a hysterectomy with
both ovaries removed, which triggered
menopause immediately. She is taking
premarin but seems to feel incredibly
fatigued all the time. Does anyone else
suffer fatigue from being on premarin ?
Are you suffering any other side effects ?
Can anyone suggest a differnt type of hrt
replacement ? I'd love her to be rid of
hrt all together as I have heard some
terrible reports of it causing all types
of cancer, among other things.
Thanks
suzy
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Julie Sandos
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 10 Nov 2003 Posts: 1 Location: Sacramento, California
Menopause And Natural Alternatives Posted: 11-10-03 07:54am
Hi suzy,
I work with a lot of women who
complain of the same problems as your mom.
There are some great natural products
that you will not find on the market, they
are distributed solely throgh natural
health practioners such as my self.
There are a couple of products I have used
myself as I went into menopause
immediately after a car accident trauma.
It is called simplex f, it is used for hot
flashes, harmonal imbalances,
hypo/hyperthyroid and adrenal conditions,
lack of sex drive, depression, and for
maintaining endocrine balance. It
contains protomorphogens, they are the
cellular blueprints being constantly
secreted by each cell. Dr. Royal lee
discovered them many years ago. They
can assist the body to rebuild organs and
glands that become damaged or aged.
With menopause we see a number of glands
being deficient and we can assist the body
to repair these organs. Typically this
formula contains ovary, adrenal, pituatary
and thyroid nucleoprotein-mineral
extracts. This formula nourishes and
stabilizes the endrocrine system. We
carry specific formulas for each every
organ. It costs 16.00 for 90 caps.
Contact me for more info
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johnmcm
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jul 2004 Posts: 1 Location: Portland
Posted: 07-30-04 12:33pm
While look in to this I found this
information on premerin if it's any help
you'll have to make the p in php at the
end of the link a small p as they they
change the links on here so they don't
work. Kinda silly really as how can you
help people with information otherwise.
I kinda understand your problem as I have
a family member with a similar condition,
that's how I found the info.
