RE: Re iodine, mercury and progesterone: Two facilities

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>From: " angesc2001 " <AngInfoHound@...>

>Hi, Janie,

>

>Could those symtpoms possibly be due to high progesterone? On another

>forum I read that iodine can cause progesterone to increase.

>

>For some who have low progesterone, this is good.

>

>For others whose P is normal or already high, this is not so good. I

>think high P symptoms are headache & drowsiness.

We've had that discussion before. (Particulary if it was from Pat2 hormones,

who is quite unpopular with some on this list..)

It seems that some people in this group take 10 times the amount of

progesterone that

Dr. Lee recommended.

They think they need it.

Another thing I've read that can cause high progesterone, besides overdosing

on it, is high levels of mercury. For those who take progesterone and

everything it turns into (cortisol, DHEA, testosterone, and estrogen), I've

wondered if the mercury causes a problem with converting the progesterone to

other substances, and that's why mercury can make progesterone high.

Skipper

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