PMS & Bioidentical Progesterone

PMS can be a very distressing condition, so here’s some advice from a woman who has experienced it and knows what worked for her.

 

What the experts have to say about any particular condition is valuable, but what strikes me as sometimes even more important is someone’s personal experience.

This is why I was impressed when I came across a blog by Australian Health Coach Charlie Lagoa who shared what had really helped her with PMS.

I asked if I could share it with you and you can read it below.

Bioidentical Natural progesterone cream is my Number 1 secret to easing PMS and I could not live without it. For me, it really is the missing link and I do not say that lightly.

PMS Symptoms such as tiredness, grumpiness and moodiness are caused by too much oestrogen in the body and not enough progesterone to balance it.

“Though not completely understood, PMS (PMT) most commonly represents an individual reaction to oestrogen dominance, secondary to relative progesterone deficiency. Appropriate treatment requires correction of this hormone imbalance and the most effective technique, at present, for achieving this is supplemental Transdermal Natural Progesterone Cream”

Dr. John Lee

If you go to your GP or physician for treatment for your PMS, then oftentimes they will prescribe synthetic progesterone, known as progestins or progestogens. The problem with man made chemicals used in the body is that there are side effects that cause more harm than good. If men had periods, then we would not be using synthetic hormones!

Bioidentical Progesterone Cream is a great alternative to synthetic progesterone as it is bio-identical, that is, it is recognised by the body as being similar to our body’s own hormones. It works to balance the excess oestrogen which causes PMS.

To ease your PMS, all you need to do is apply the progesterone cream morning and evening on days 14-28 of your cycle, and that’s it.

Here are the top 5 benefits which I experienced:

1Increase in length of my menstrual cycle

Before I started using natural progesterone cream, my menstrual cycle was a pitiful 21 days in length and sometimes only 19 or 20 days! This meant that by the time I finished my period, I barely had time to get over it before the next one was due. So I was either bleeding or feeling really awful.

Thankfully, my cycle has now extended to a lovely 24 or 25 days. Trust me, the extra 4 days have made a really big difference to my life, because in these extra 4 days I feel like normal “happy me.” So, for that, I am eternally grateful.

2Better and happier moods

Before I started using the cream, I would feel weepy for no good reason, and I would feel blue in the run up to that ‘time of the month.’ When I use the cream, I feel like my usual bubbly self every day of the month.

3More energy

The biggest struggle I faced when I suffered from PMS, was feeling exhausted. I would get out of bed in the morning wondering how I was going to get through the day, and I felt like I hadn’t even been to bed in the first place.

Since using the cream, my energy has definitely increased and I do not feel so tired.

4Less headaches

After my period had finished, it would always be followed by a few days of non-stop headaches. (So, just when I thought that my time of the month misery was over, I would be cursed with migraine like headaches…)

Since using the cream, I no longer experience these headaches.

5I feel like me every day of the month!

I have been using the cream for many years now, so much so that I had forgotten what life was like before I used to use it. I ran out of progesterone a few months ago, and lo and behold, symptoms which I had not felt in such a long time started to rear their ugly head once again.

Needless to say I put in an order very quickly.

Helpful information:

Of course all women are different and what is effective for one may not be as useful for someone else, but women often suffer greatly with PMS.

It is hormone imbalance, most frequently related to progesterone deficiency, that is the major factor in most PMS cases.

Symptoms are related to oestrogen dominance and can vary but, like many hormonal conditions, made worse by stress which tends to reduce progesterone levels.

Diet is important, particularly having enough fibre, as when your body has finished using oestrogen it is dumped, via the liver, into the intestines to be excreted.

Here fibre plays an important role in binding the oestrogen and holding it for elimination. A lack of fibre therefore can cause oestrogen to be reabsorbed and recycled back into the body.

It can also be associated with adrenal fatigue and low thyroid levels so these need to be checked so they can be eliminated as a cause.

PMS is certainly helped by using bioidentical progesterone as it restores hormones to normal balance.

Wellsprings have created a website – pms.wellsprings-health.com – to highlight how bioidentical progesterone can help ease PMS symptoms like cramping, mood swings and insomnia.

 You might find this article helpful too.

https://anna.blog.wellsprings-health.com/the-pms-solution-3-steps-to-hormonal-resilience/


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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