MELATONIN – "The darkness hormone"/ natural sleep aid

PROGESTERONE  is a sex hormone the body uses to balance other hormones, particularly estrogens and TESTOSTERONE. . . .

Cell Messengers – “Signaling molecules”

Signaling molecules (includes hormones, neurotransmitters, eicosanoids) enable cells to be aware of and correctly respond to their environment.  This provides cells the basis for their development / growth, tissue repair, immunity, and tissue homeostasis . . .

Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) – For auto immune diseases +

DIM is used as anti-cancer and hormonal balancing tool to block production of toxic estrogens and encourage production of those which are beneficial . . .

Xenoestrogens – “Gender-benders” / Endocrine disruptors

These estrogen hormone “look-a-likes” have bulldozed their way into our lives, mimicing and disrupting effects of true estrogen with devastating health-consequences . . .

Nitric Oxide (NO) – "Blood vessel dilator" neurotransmitter

Nitric oxide (NO) is a neurotransmitter that enhances blood flow and helps maintain optimal blood pressure . . . .

Neurotransmitters – Pass messages from a nerve cell to a target cell

Neurotransmitters are chemicals in the body produced by the nervous system that transmit signals from a nerve cell (neuron) to a target cell across a synapse. . . .

PROGESTERONE – “Precursor to Androgens, Estrogens and Corticoids”

PROGESTERONE  is a sex hormone the body uses to balance other hormones, particularly estrogens and TESTOSTERONE. . . .

PROGESTERONE Cream Dosage Chart

Chart of PROGESTERONE cream / gel dosages for various health issues related to estrogen dominance  . . .

How to supplement PROGESTERONE to maintain pregnancy

Luteal phase deficiency occurs when the ovarian corpus luteum is unable to priduce enough PROGESTERONE to maintain a pregnancy – this can be corrected by supplementing PROGESTERONE . . .

I3C (=>DIM) in crucifer vegetables – Estrogen blocker with anti-cancer benefits

DIM is used as anti-cancer and hormonal balancing tool to block production of toxic estrogens and encourage production of those which are beneficial . . .