Re: - Calcium D-Glucarate

[Guest guest]

Hi Ar,

Great news regarding glucarate. Melatonin removes estrogens and it is

cheaper. Check www.swanson.com for prices I buy my glucarate from them.

Good luck

ND

Arlyn wrote:

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> I've been a bit distracted lately and I totally forgot to mention to you

something that will truly help your system.

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> I had estrogen driven cancer. My naturopath and I have been working at

discovering what the heck is going on in my body that the hormones became so

unbalanced. For a quick background on me - I have been a raw food vegetarian

since 2001. I never, ever ate soy. My diet now has a lot more cooked food in

it for various reasons. I never smoked. I have never any alcohol. I am so not

someone who is supposed to develop breast cancer.

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> Anyway, I discovered that I have adrenal fatigue. This can cause estrogen

dominance. I never had fibrocystic breasts, but my thermograms clearly indicate

that the tissue is holding too much estrogen. You really should scrounge up

some money for a thermogram. It can help you track this.

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> So, first, the flaxseed diet (Budwig) should be good at helping get that extra

estrogen out of your breasts.

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> But, I have become totally dependent on Calcium D-Glucarate. Do some googling

and you will be amazed. MD is currently in some sort of trial or

research, or something with it.

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> Basically, this stuff gets the extra estrogen out of your body.

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> I take the maximum dose daily. I order it online and it costs me

approximately $38 a month. That sounds like a lot. But, let me tell you what I

discovered. On two occasions, I have gone off the D-Glucarate. The last time

was for three months. I've lost my job and I'm afraid I won't be employed for a

very long time. So, I was trying to save some money.

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> While on the calcium D-Glucarate, my periods are right on time, every month,

without trouble. Minimum discomfort. However, if I miss a day or two of

D-Glucarate, my periods stop. And when they do come, they are painful and lay

me out on the couch for two days. So, it's doing something. I won't go off

the pills again. Due to my unemployment, I went off the pills and didn't have a

period for almost 4 months.

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> So, no matter what you decide, you need to do something. If a mammo isn't the

right thing for you, then you need to do thermography - NO MATTER THE COST. You

are at very high risk for developing breast cancer. Please don't just sit it

out, so to speak.

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> Now, if only I could get over my fear of NOT having a mammo...In a perfect

world, I would never have another one.

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> Also, because of your high risk, you are a candidate for tamoxifen as a

preventative. I refused to take tamoxifen because the list of side effects were

horrendous and I react poorly to medications, anyways.

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> Okay, please keep me informed on what you decide. I am behind your decisions

100%. And I'm glad you are asking so many questions. It's good to get

different opinions in order to help you decide what is right for you.

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> ar

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I have been using melatonin for years - prior to developing cancer. It didn't

do squat for me, obviously. I am an insomniac of long standing, so I'm familar

with it. I'm now up to 20 mgs nightly, and I can tell you from my personal

experience, it doesn't do anything for my estrogen levels.

I get my Calcium D-Glucarate here:

http://www.drugnatural.com/p/156467

This is the brand my ND recommends. I also believe they are vegetarian. I've

got the dosing down. I'm nervous about switching to another brand. I feel good

about these.

ar

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> Hi Ar,

> Great news regarding glucarate. Melatonin removes estrogens and it is

> cheaper. Check www.swanson.com for prices I buy my glucarate from them.

> Good luck

> ND