Dr. K. Dalton, who has successfully used progesterone therapy for over 30 years in England, reports complete relief of symptoms. Directions Each woman is unique, so amount and timing may be adjusted. Thoroughly cleanse skin, and then gently massage cream for two to three minutes until it is thoroughly absorbed into the thinner and softer skin areas the back of hands, inner arms, breasts, thighs, face, neck or throat. Progesterone is not needed during menstruation. The dosage of cream can be reduced gradually as symptoms disappear.
Many women feel different in one to three cycles.
Severe symptoms may be due to hormonal shifts, ovarian decline, and diminished estrogen levels. Common symptoms of menopause are hot flashes, insomnia, fatigue, irritability, anxiety, weight gain, sexual changes, depression, mood swings, and crying. Perhaps the most devastating side effect of menopause is loss of bone density. Hormonal changes after menopause accelerate bone loss in women so that by the age of 60, one in four women have osteoporosis severe enough to cause dowager s hump, bone pain, loss of height, spinal deformity, and an estimated five million spontaneous fractures in older Americans each year. Progesterone, used in hormone replacement therapy, is an essential supplement which restores osteoblast function.