Re: Coconut Oil for Hot Flashes

[Guest guest]

On 2011-04-11 4:56 PM, yg wrote:

> I'm sure the hot flashes could be related to overall diet, but she

> eats a lot of vegetables, fish, and stays away from processed foods.

> I thought I read some where that apple cider vinegar could help.

>

> Does anyone have any insights to share?

Black cohosh did wonders for my wife's hot flashes... she bought

something called 'Estroven' at the drug store (non prescrip), but its

main ingredient is black cohosh. She swears by it.

[Guest guest]

My wife had a hard time with menopause till she started taking

HRT supplementation

Black Cohosh root extract 15:1 30mg

Novosoy (soy extract) 50mg

Dong Quai root extract 12:1 100mg

Chaste Tree berry extract 10:1 100mg

Wild Yam root extract 2:1 50mg

Burdock root extract 4:1 50mg

She also takes 3-4Tbsp EVCO daily.

and does frequent Energy re-balancing ( Chakras )

Also Yoga, meditation and breathing exercises.

All this has made a huge difference for her.

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Nick

On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 4:56 PM, yg <yg@...> wrote:

>

>

> Ok, so my mom is just shy of 60 and has been going through some rough

> hot flashes for menopause for the last several years. She's on dial

> up so I figured I'd help her out a bit and do some research for her.

>

> She currently takes 1 tbsp of coconut oil a day, I think she could

> stand to take a little more and possibly help normalize her hormones,

> but is there anyone else who's successfully helped quell hot flashes

> with a more natural diet/cure?

>

> The previous posts on this list don't mention hot flashes much, except

> for a post or 2 about using Progesterone skin cream. But they don't

> mention where to put, how it works, or even if it worked at all, or

> where to get it.

>

> I'm sure the hot flashes could be related to overall diet, but she

> eats a lot of vegetables, fish, and stays away from processed foods.

> I thought I read some where that apple cider vinegar could help.

>

> Does anyone have any insights to share?

>

> yg

>

>

[Guest guest]

On 2011-04-11 9:54 PM, Nickolas Schetakis wrote:

> My wife had a hard time with menopause till she started taking

> HRT supplementation

> Black Cohosh root extract 15:1 30mg

> Novosoy (soy extract) 50mg

> Dong Quai root extract 12:1 100mg

> Chaste Tree berry extract 10:1 100mg

> Wild Yam root extract 2:1 50mg

> Burdock root extract 4:1 50mg

Is this taken orally? Or is this one of the topical cremes you can buy?

Also, is this all she takes, or does she also take the hormones

themselves (patch or oral)?

My wife just started the patch, but I want her to try the cremes first:

http://www.naturallybetter.net/1hormone_balance.html

[Guest guest]

I know you were asking about relief, but reversal of the symptoms of aging is an

option for awhile too. While on anti-aging therapy that included HGH level

maintenance, several women I know eliminated the hot flashes they'd been

experiencing for up to eight years, and two who had been menopausal for a year

started to menstruate regularly again as well. This is also seen with the same

therapy in pets and livestock, with some animals behaving more youthfully and

breeding again after they had stopped.

Low HGH/IGF-1 imbalances the sex hormones and this causes a reaction, while

youthful levels restore and balance as the glands and organs heal. This is

useful to know because even the kidney, which usually succumbs to renal failure,

the most comon " natural " cause of death in the elderly, regains size and

function on the HGH program. Cardiac size and function even after a heart attack

can recover as well, probably other organs will too.

SomaLife gHP, an amino acid stack that triggers natural HGH release, was what my

clients were using when they reduced their hot flashes. None were taking HGH, or

Black Cohosh, or Damiana. There's quite a bit of content on my site, which

Gooogle ranks at #1 in a search on HGH references.

all good,

Duncan

>

> Ok, so my mom is just shy of 60 and has been going through some rough

> hot flashes ...is there anyone else who's successfully helped quell hot

flashes

> with a more natural diet/cure?

>

> Does anyone have any insights to share?

>

> yg

>

[Guest guest]

No patch or oral intake of hormones. She tried the creams for a while at

first, but for some reason, she discontinued them.

(Sorry, " HRT SUPPLEMENTATION: " was supposed to be like

a sub-heading followed by the individual herbs below it.)

Only oral intake of the regiment as I mentioned earlier,

along with Yoga, Breathing Techniques and Chakra balancing.

I must say that we're both on Nutriteck un-denatured whey powder 3 doses

daily, Progressive Nutritional's Prebiotic and Probiotic Program,

3-4 T EVCO daily, MgCl transdermal 2-3 times weekly, weekly Reiki sessions

(give and receive), Meditation - binaural sounds combined with

visualization, conscious breathing, mantra chanting, " beyond binaurals'

subliminal targeted programming.

The above " wellness cocktail " , has a very profound effect on both of us.

And her menopause symptoms are almost non-existent.

We never take any meds what-so-ever, other than homeopathic remedies,

extremely rarely. I keep a homeopathic pharmacy kit at home consisting of 50

of the most common remedies,

At the super-market we purchase 99% single ingredient food items - organic

when available- and prepare all our meals from scratch using only EVCO for

cooking. I love to make my own spice blends, from whole spices, that I use

in my recipes. And this contributes to great taste and health, as well.

Regards,

Nick

On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 6:59 AM, Tanstaafl <tanstaafl@...>wrote:

>

>

> On 2011-04-11 9:54 PM, Nickolas Schetakis wrote:

> > My wife had a hard time with menopause till she started taking

> > HRT supplementation:

> > Black Cohosh root extract 15:1 30mg

> > Novosoy (soy extract) 50mg

> > Dong Quai root extract 12:1 100mg

> > Chaste Tree berry extract 10:1 100mg

> > Wild Yam root extract 2:1 50mg

> > Burdock root extract 4:1 50mg

>

> Is this taken orally? Or is this one of the topical cremes you can buy?

>

> Also, is this all she takes, or does she also take the hormones

> themselves (patch or oral)?

>

> My wife just started the patch, but I want her to try the cremes first:

>

> http://www.naturallybetter.net/1hormone_balance.html

>

>

>