Chronic
worry: It seems women in the United States and other
countries have gone beyond
resilience. just like men, women have accepted a tolerance
for stress that has resulted in them becoming at risk for
diseases, such as, heart disease and lung cancer. Their rate
of hormonally related cancers (breast) is escalating
rapidly.
Below are some alternative
recommendations for these challenging health problems. This
information is for educational purposes and is not intended
to replace conventional medical care or to diagnose an
illness.
It seems that women
have just to much worry about especially at the point of
life changes. Needing a desperate natural solution to this
an herb appears that has been producing spectacular results
that women have been relying on for many years. Even though
it is still widely unknown by many, it is making enormous
word of mouth progress in getting known.
In
South America there is an herb that women have used for
thousands of years to maintain their stamina, prevent
fatigue, and reduce the effects of stress on their body. The
herb is called Maca, (Lepidium peruvianum Chacon). The
brand name is known as Imperial Gold Maca™ and is sold in
more than 30 countries.
In Peru, women begin using
Maca at age 3 to maintain fertility
and hormonal health. They recognized long ago that their
productive, but stressful lifestyle could be debilitating
unless they used plants as medicine. These South American
women remain fertile and productive well into late life.
They are strong and have immense stamina. They do not
experience menopause with all it's uncomfortable symptoms
such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness, and memory problems
An herb such as Maca allows a
woman to handle more of life without the same degree of
stress taxing her endocrine system. See What Users Say and
See What Doctors Say to your left.
However, there remains the
responsibility that she recognize and eliminate unnecessary
stressors in her life. She needs to take responsibility and
develop a lifestyle that will allow her to achieve optimal
health. Maca may restore the youthful shine to her skin, and
increase her libido, but a healthy lifestyle will make that
journey even better. The use of SuperFem can help the body
become more hormonally balanced much quicker with the use of
Imperial Gold Maca™
and should be taken
daily to assure greater progress.
Imperial Gold Maca™ is not a hormone. Black
Cohosh, and other plants do contain very weak hormones (phytoestrogen)
and produce some relief but only temporarily .
They usually do not make a woman feel better or more
energized for very long. Imperial Gold Maca™ allows a woman to produce her own hormones
naturally and safely.
Women report feeling the effect of Imperial Gold Maca™ usually within
7-21 days. Imperial Gold Maca™ is ideal for women who have tried soy products
and are not satisfied. To Read More About
MACA
Also find out about
SuperFem
a natural vitamin and mineral formulation that helps the
body restore itself.
The best source of
progesterone and estrogen is a womens own body. For the most
part, nothing could be more natural, carry no risk of side
effects, and be more user-friendly than your own hormones.
This is one more of the million reasons why you should
replenish yourself, and use safe, truly natural products
like Maca that will enhance your own ability to produce
natural hormones.
Why Women Reject
Hormone Replacement Therapy
(excerpt for educational purposes only)
By Maida
Taylor, MD, MPH,FACOG, Assistant Clinical Professor,Dept.
Reproductive Sciences,University of California San
Francisco.
Given a lack of consensus
among health professionals and add a constant counterculture
attack on conventional HRT, it is no wonder that only 10% to
25% of menopausal women take HRT. Of prescriptions written
for HRT, only 50% are filled, and after 1 year, less than
40% of women who started HRT continue.
1. Fear
of malignancy: The most significant obstacle limiting the
acceptance of HRT is an almost universal belief that
hormones cause cancer. Starting with Barbara Seaman's two
books, The Doctors' Case Against the Pill, and The
Controversy in Women's Hormones, and persisting now with
the publication of Dr. Susan Love's Hormone Book,
women have been told that estrogen is the major reason for
the increased incidence and prevalence of breast cancer in
the past 25 years. Read "The Herbal Butterfly Newsletter"
for a different perspective on the incidence and prevalence
of breast cancer.
Women ages 40 to 60 years are
far more fearful of disfigurement and disability than
death. Breast cancer, the leading cause of cancer deaths in
this age group, provokes images of a long, lingering death,
full of pain and suffering which is prolonged by surgery,
radiation and chemotherapy. While breast cancer is viewed
with fear, heart disease seems relatively quick and easy.
2. Social Issues: By starting
HRT, a woman commits to the medical management of menopause.
Women worry about being hooked on estrogen and about
becoming overly dependent on doctors. The growth of
alternative therapies has become a popular alternative
because women want to retain some control in the face of
the uncontrollable ageing process.
3. Side Effects. Listed on
package inserts should be carefully read to assure there are
no harmful side effects.
4. Alternative and
complementary practitioners appear to have a vast tableau of
choices: nutrition, herbs, teas, foods, minerals, body
therapy, meditations and more. Physicians seem to have only
one limited offering - hormones.
Comprehensive Therapy.
23(8);514-32, 1997
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