Natural Progesterone may be one of the most potent and PROTECTIVE substances for ALL women! Naturally cools arteries, eleminates hot flashes, and is very protective against breast cancer. Many old studies looked at synthetic progestestati
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What’s searchable?An oldie but goodie! What are the top 3 benefits of using natural progesterone? Get rid of night sweats, stop hot flashing, and prevent breast cancer! This has to be done with the right version of progesteone, natural, bioidentical progeste
PROGESTERONE: I don’t call it the women’s feel good hormone for nothing! Feel free to watch the full video on my YouTube channel where you can see the fully referenced study regarding progesterone and breast cancer. Link: https://youtu.be/u
Aloha cherished Friends & Guests! Food is everywhere. The smell, the taste, the sight of it. It is hard not indulging in the delicious aromas surrounding you, especially when your stomach is grumbling and your automatic thought is to satisfy your hunger. I love food, and when my stomach is grumbling all I want to do is ‘feed the beast’. Have you ever thought about the benefits of fasting (for 24, 48 or 72 hours)? If you are religious or needed blood work, surgeries, or procedures, you may be familiar to fasting. As I mentioned previously, I am a breast cancer survivor. The benefits of fasting
Aloha cherished Friends & Guests! My name is Melissa, and I am excited to share a little of my story and how Dr. Purser’s passion for preventative care continues to improve my overall life and well being! I am a 33-year-old (Island girl at heart) living in the city. My loves include family, Leilani (my corgi/lab puppy), and the beach! I am a former Division 1 collegiate water polo athlete, coach, breast cancer survivor. I have worked in education for nine years after completing my master’s degree in Teaching & Learning. It wouldn’t surprise me if you think, “She doesn’t have any experience or
…l. I don't do the E3 E4 thing. I do the estriol is not very breast friendly. That's why I don't do it. I I've never done it. Um it it's uh you can convert um everything you need from the estradile. So I'm good with that. I like estradiol an…
Read matching passage…liter, you get a um a 500% life. You get a 500% decrease in breast cancer risk. Wow. That's from the American College of Epidemiology, 1981. Look at the data. It's solid. They weren't they didn't have supercomputers. They were just really s…
Read matching passage… If you have any other side effects. Yeah. And it causes no cancer ever. Ever. Doesn't do it. Safe to use after breast cancer. God, this is ridiculous because doctors no hormones. They're they're ignorant. They're not they're not stupid or …
Read matching passage… even higher uh But um it's a big deal. Uh it causes kidney cancer, causes malignant melanomas associated with that, strokes, heart attacks at a really high level. Everyone listening to me has any years under their belt can recall someone p…
Read matching passage…n stroke and stroke risk and on average that's pretty high. Breast cancer risk too. Same thing, same percentage. It's it's high. If you add in transuleration problems and a high homocyine level, you get a much higher risk, man. Um, homo, I …
Read matching passage… that significantly raise risks of clots, strokes, and even breast cancer
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