Comments on: Using Hormones? What You Need to Know http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/alternative-medicine/using-hormones-what-you-need-to-know/ Nature and Wellnes Made Simple Thu, 17 May 2012 18:23:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Shannon Kelly http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/alternative-medicine/using-hormones-what-you-need-to-know/#comment-87189 Shannon Kelly Sat, 28 Jan 2012 21:07:56 +0000 http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/?p=5887#comment-87189 To Dorothy Oldham, I am a Kaiser member and found a OB/GYN Doctor here is San Diego who specializes in Bio-Identicals. I made an appt. with her next week. I am a breast cancer patient and am in chemo induced menopause. The hormones they prescibe have to be made at a compounding pharmacy and are not covered through Kaiser. They cost around 60-100 dollars a month from what I understand. I'll find out more as I am very interested. Shannon To Dorothy Oldham,
I am a Kaiser member and found a OB/GYN Doctor here is San Diego who specializes in Bio-Identicals. I made an appt. with her next week. I am a breast cancer patient and am in chemo induced menopause. The hormones they prescibe have to be made at a compounding pharmacy and are not covered through Kaiser. They cost around 60-100 dollars a month from what I understand. I’ll find out more as I am very interested.
Shannon

]]> By: Eric Oklar http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/alternative-medicine/using-hormones-what-you-need-to-know/#comment-86799 Eric Oklar Sat, 28 Jan 2012 15:10:47 +0000 http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/?p=5887#comment-86799 By the time the human body grows a cancer tumor, something has already upset the bodies to 'fight off' the cancer. You have gone the 'main stream' route in fighting your cancer. American trained MD's 'treat the tumor' not cure the cause (upset) that triggered the growth in the first place. Why did 'the excessive estrogen' build up in the first place? What will prevent a tumor from starting in another location? You are on the right track to research supplements, but you need to find what vitiamins and supplements, etc., you are lacking, then supplement accordingly. Try going to a N.D. (not M.D.) to do the necessary blood, hair, etc. tests to establish what exactly you are lacking, then follow up. I suggest you research 'alternative cancer treatments.' You will find that almost all suscessful long term cancer surviors use a three prong approach: 1) Attack the cancer cells specifically (not the whole body with chemo or radition). 2) Determine what was the cause of the breakdown (leaky gut, antacids, vitiamin or supplement deficiencies, externial containation-heavy metals, radition, etc.), then eliminate the problems accordingly. 3) Increase the bodies immune fighting ability, usually with supplements and herbs. I suggest that you contact Bill Henderson (beating-cancer-gently.com) or Ty Bollinger (www.cancertruth.net) for excellent information on alternative cancer cures. Both of these men have lost loved ones and make no money on selling cures. They great researchers and authors. All the best, Eric By the time the human body grows a cancer tumor, something has already upset the bodies to ‘fight off’ the cancer. You have gone the ‘main stream’ route in fighting your cancer. American trained MD’s ‘treat the tumor’ not cure the cause (upset) that triggered the growth in the first place. Why did ‘the excessive estrogen’
build up in the first place? What will prevent a tumor from starting in another location? You are on the right track to research supplements, but you need to find what vitiamins and supplements, etc., you are lacking, then supplement accordingly. Try going to a N.D. (not M.D.) to do the necessary blood, hair, etc. tests to establish what exactly you are lacking, then follow up.
I suggest you research ‘alternative cancer treatments.’ You will find that almost
all suscessful long term cancer surviors use a three prong approach: 1) Attack the cancer cells specifically (not the whole body with chemo or radition). 2) Determine what was the cause of the breakdown (leaky gut, antacids, vitiamin or supplement deficiencies, externial containation-heavy metals, radition, etc.), then eliminate the problems accordingly. 3) Increase the bodies immune fighting ability, usually with supplements and herbs.
I suggest that you contact Bill Henderson (beating-cancer-gently.com) or Ty Bollinger (www.cancertruth.net) for excellent information on alternative cancer cures. Both of these men have lost loved ones and make no money on selling cures. They great researchers and authors.

All the best,

Eric

]]> By: Dorothy Oldham http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/alternative-medicine/using-hormones-what-you-need-to-know/#comment-85750 Dorothy Oldham Fri, 27 Jan 2012 20:42:41 +0000 http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/?p=5887#comment-85750 Dorothy Oldham January 27, 2012 @4"49 I have horrible night sweats. I will be 82 i March and I want to trry biodentical hormones but belong to Kaiser and they do not believe. I am in San Jose CA and if any one can help me I am willing to listen. dotanne@sbcglobal.net Dorothy Oldham
January 27, 2012 @4″49

I have horrible night sweats. I will be 82 i March and I want to trry biodentical hormones but belong to Kaiser and they do not believe. I am in San Jose CA and if any one can help me I am willing to listen.
dotanne@sbcglobal.net

]]> By: Alex Garton http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/alternative-medicine/using-hormones-what-you-need-to-know/#comment-85013 Alex Garton Fri, 27 Jan 2012 09:38:52 +0000 http://www.easyhealthoptions.com/?p=5887#comment-85013 My wife contracted breast cancer and has had a partial mastectomy with radiotherapy treatment and now on an estrogen suppressant therapy (for five years), as it was a milk duct that was the culprit that went cancerous - due to excessive estrogen (the sentinal node and two others were also removed but didn't show the cancer had spread there) . She seems to be having a side-effect in aches in her arms at times. What would DIM do for her? Should she stop the therapy? Should she have taken a hormone test before this procedure began? The article above talks about taking hormones, what about the situation like ours where her hormone is being actively suppressed? We both take Krill, CoQ10,digestion aids and Multi supplements. My wife contracted breast cancer and has had a partial mastectomy with radiotherapy treatment and now on an estrogen suppressant therapy (for five years), as it was a milk duct that was the culprit that went cancerous – due to excessive estrogen (the sentinal node and two others were also removed but didn’t show the cancer had spread there) . She seems to be having a side-effect in aches in her arms at times.
What would DIM do for her? Should she stop the therapy? Should she have taken a hormone test before this procedure began? The article above talks about taking hormones, what about the situation like ours where her hormone is being actively suppressed? We both take Krill, CoQ10,digestion aids and Multi supplements.

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