Re: female hormones HRT and detox problems

[Guest guest]

Hormones can be supported through nutrition and supplements: minerals, herbs,

and hormone precursors like pregnenolone. Detoxification is important to balance

anything and get energy back. Hormones alone cannot bring energy back if the

entire metabolism is impaired from a toxic liver or other weak organs. If cell

membranes are damaged hormones receptor sites don't work to receive hormones so

more hormones have limited benefit. The whole system usually has to be treated.

Date: Tuesday, May 1, 2012, 10:25 PM

 

A MD suggested that if I take hormones for menopause, I would run into

problems due to my detoxi genomic /genetic detox problem/ and lyme detox

problems.

Does anyone know if this is right?

What else can be done to help balance the hormones?

(I've heard of diet helping, what about herbs, accupuncture? bio compatible

(these are still hormones though and hte above question still a concern) yam

creme)

OR is it ok to just leave the hormones unbalanced? I would think they are

important to have functioning properly as they impact the whole body.

thanks,

Amy

[Guest guest]

To answer your question more directly, yes, your doctor is seeing the system

wide consequences of doing one thing. But there are less volatile ways to

support hormones rather than taking hormones directly. And it depends what you

have in mind for treating what you found in those test results. Those can be

treated through general nutrition and detoxification.

Date: Tuesday, May 1, 2012, 10:25 PM

 

A MD suggested that if I take hormones for menopause, I would run into

problems due to my detoxi genomic /genetic detox problem/ and lyme detox

problems.

Does anyone know if this is right?

What else can be done to help balance the hormones?

(I've heard of diet helping, what about herbs, accupuncture? bio compatible

(these are still hormones though and hte above question still a concern) yam

creme)

OR is it ok to just leave the hormones unbalanced? I would think they are

important to have functioning properly as they impact the whole body.

thanks,

Amy