NATURAL PROGESTERONE

When selecting a quality Progesterone Cream, it is crucial to ensure that it explicitly states Progesterone Ph.Eur. USP JP; otherwise, it is NOT natural progesterone. Selling it as NATURAL PROGESTERONE would be illegal in such cases. Progesterone Ph.Eur. USP JP, which is a bio-identical form of progesterone—like that found in NATPRO—relates to its molecular structure rather than its country of origin. Thus, the source of the progesterone, whether from China, Russia, or the USA, is irrelevant.

NOTE: The potency of progesterone creams ranges from 1.5% to 20%. This indicates that a 1.5% cream provides 15mg of progesterone per gram (g) or millilitre (ml), while a 10% cream delivers 100mg per gram (g) or millilitre (ml). Therefore, depending on the required dosage of progesterone, it is essential to consider the quantity of cream used. Natpro is a 3.3% cream, containing 33.3mg per gram or ml. All information here pertains specifically to Natpro.

Natural progesterone offers a safe and convenient solution for various health issues. Both the medical community and the general public hold numerous misconceptions about this essential hormone. Many of the so-called ‘modern’ diseases can be prevented or treated effectively with progesterone therapy.

Many individuals believe they are using progesterone when in reality, they are using progestin, a synthetic hormone commonly found in contraceptives and hormone replacement therapy (HRT). See here for more details.

The hormone produced naturally by your body features a distinct molecular structure.

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What is progesterone?

If you have questions about the benefits of Natural Progesterone, I highly recommend watching this video by DR. HOTZE. He discusses the crucial role and significance of progesterone in the body, as well as the numerous benefits of using PROGESTERONE CREAM.

Firstly, it is a hormone that has existed for more than 500 million years. This fact establishes it as the oldest hormone, although it was only identified in 1939.

Why does this matter? It highlights just how essential it is to the survival of numerous species on our planet.

It is vital for all vertebrates—fishes, reptiles, birds, and mammals, including humans. It serves numerous functions across all ages and both sexes by regulating blood sugar, fostering intelligence, strengthening bones, enhancing brain activity, and much more. Our bodies produce it continuously.

In higher animals, it plays a role in reproduction; however, since it is not solely a sex hormone, it does not confer any secondary sexual characteristics.

It is converted by the adrenal glands into other hormones such as:

  • cortisone
  • estrogen
  • testosterone
  • and others

There exists considerable confusion among both the public and professionals regarding the differences between progesterone, on one side, and progestins, progestogens, and "yam extracts," on the other.

This is what a progestin molecule looks like. It has an altered molecular structure:

This is what a progesterone molecule looks like:

Progesterone is made in your body from cholesterol, which is processed as follows:

See Steriodogenic Pathways to find out where our hormones start and where they land up.

  • first, your body turns the cholesterol into pregnenolone
  • pregnenolone is then converted to progesterone
  • your body subsequently produces a cascade of other hormones derived from progesterone, including estrogens and testosterone, among others.

It is vital to understand that:

Progesterone is a crucial precursor that your body uses to produce numerous other hormones important for maintaining optimal health.

This fundamental truth allows us to grasp and value the extensive impact that a deficiency in progesterone can have. Consequently, progesterone therapy proves to be effective in addressing a diverse array of health issues.

The key message in answering the question - What is Progesterone is simply this:

Natural Progesterone - just as your body makes it, is a unique substance with unique properties that cannot be faked, and are essential to good health and to life itself

Where does Progesterone come from?

Many individuals find themselves puzzled about the production and origins of progesterone. This confusion stems from the prevalence of misinformation on various websites and blogs; some claim it is derived from yam, while others assert it comes from soy.

Progesterone is derived from various plant sterols, known as phytosterols, which are present in all plant species. Notable sources include soybean, Dioscorea species of yams, fenugreek, sisal, calabar bean, certain lilies, yucca, some solanum species, maize, and many others. Among these phytosterols are stigmasterol, diosgenin, beta-sitosterol, campesterol, hecogenin, sarsasapogenin, and solasodine. Due to their structural similarity to cholesterol, these plant sterols serve as foundational components in the synthesis of progesterone. The process culminates in the formation of progesterone molecules—they are exclusively progesterone, without any other substances. If these were mixed with any other plant material, like yam or soy, it would not be permissible to designate them as progesterone. Ultimately, the choice of plant for synthesizing progesterone is inconsequential; the outcome remains purely progesterone, no more, no less.

Natural Progesterone helps with the following:

It is also an excellent anti-inflammatory - see here.

Please note that a Vitamin D3 deficiency reduces the benefits of progesterone, it is vital that you have a test done.

Here is a short list of people who have benefited...

  • MOYRA had a thyroid problem and was suffering from depression
  • JANE works in a location polluted by hydrocarbon fumes and suffers from hot flashes, night sweats, water retention, dry skin and hair loss
  • JOY, who uses natural progesterone cream herself, decided to put her husband Andy on it as he suffered from stress
  • MARY has been using natural progesterone cream for over 4 years because she was worried about her osteoporosis
  • FIONA suffered from narcolepsy (falling asleep all the time) poor memory and severe PMS
  • JOHN started to use natural progesterone cream because he had cancer of the bowel, and knew that stress was a major factor

Please reconsider if you've been informed of an estrogen deficiency; you likely do not have one. The food we consume and the water we drink provide sufficient estrogen, and even our cosmetics, especially sunscreen, contain numerous estrogen mimics. In fact, there are over 100 such compounds in our environment today, as noted in Our Stolen Future.

Progesterone is not only vital and advantageous for females but is also crucial for males, regardless of age.

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