There are other ways to get progesterone. My doctor and I could have it compounded but my insurance quit paying for compounded creams. Also, you still run the risk of the side effects synthetic progesterone can cause. I have previously stated I tend to be the freak of nature when it comes to the side effects of medication and so I decided to keep looking for all natural solutions. I have had done some research thanks to a co-worker doing aromatherapy and made a decision Young Living Essential Oil Progessence Plus Serum is an option.
The catch with the Progessence Plus Serum is that it has tocopherol/Vitamin E that is derived from wheat (gluten issue). I have been fortunate my co-worker was able to obtain a sample of this serum. After a week and a half of trying the serum, knock on wood, I have shown no signs of reacting to the serum and I am feeling better at the moment. We will see if there is a reaction in the future.
The other option I am still researching and will post about in the future is wild yam creams. The one I found at the local Whole Food's Store was not guaranteed gluten free and with no sample I am not willing to take my chances trying it. So, I am still researching.
Below is a picture of the YLEO's Progessence Plus Serum and a link to their webpage.
Today is May 16, 2014 and I still have had no reaction to Progessence Plus Serum due to the tocopherol/Vitamin E being derived from wheat. That is a huge step in the right direction. I am still researching wild yam creams and have found one I want to try but since the Progessence Plus Serum seems to be helping I am going to just change one thing at a time.
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