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Feeling bad again

by Karen
(Tx)

Hi to wray hope you are getting rest I know you are not replying so I pray someone else can help
I have been on natpro for 4 years previously on other creams I was doing well on 200 mg to 250 -a day then this year I turned 50 about six weeks later bam all he'll let loose depression hot flashes came back so this last month I am up to 500 mg a day with no relief I take 10000 vit d by anumed magnesium transdermally iwas slim before I increased my dose now since increasing 4 weeks ago I look like I'm pregnant ankles swelling wrinkles bag under eyes cellulite unmotivated I did not have this before I understand tat increasing will cause Ed but I can't afford 2tubes a week aim on a low pay job I use all my money to pay for this at least I'm lucky that my husband lets me please help icant keep going o feeling depressed like this also my hair is thinning thank you god bless wray all the love and health to you

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Jan 11, 2014
 Peri-menopause or Menopause?
by: Patty

Hi. I am so sorry to hear you are feeling so bad. I am new to the site. Are you still going through peri-menopause or menopause?

It sounds like that is a lot of what you are feeling.
Jan 15, 2014
 Feeling bad again
by: Joy

Hi Karen

As Wray is taking some well deserved rest I will answer as best I can.

The thing to remember with progesterone is that stress is a major contributing factor and turning 50 often affects women. Are you getting enough magnesium and have your changed your diet at all?

May I suggest that you decrease the amount of progesterone that you are using and avoid ALL grains, legumes and sweet starchy fruits and vegetables. These food are simply not good for any of us as they cause allergies and a number of adverse symptoms.

You are taking 10 000iu's of vitamin D daily, do you actually know what your vitamin D level is? If it is not up high it could also be a reason why you are feeling bad again as a deficiency reduces the benefits of progesterone.

Hope this helps.

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