Natural Estrogen Cream

An all-natural, soy-based trans-dermal formulation designed to be used on any pressure point in timely combination with Natural Progesterone for normalization of the menstrual cycle.

Signs of estrogen deficiency include; hot flashes, night sweats, dry eyes, vaginal dryness, sagging breasts and loss of breast fullness, osteoporosis, mental fogginess, depression, changes in mood, decreased sense of sensuality and sexuality.

Estrogen actually refers to a group of female "sex" hormones produced primarily in the ovaries and to a lesser extent in the body's fat cells. There are three main types of estrogen that a woman makes during her menstrual years: estradiol (E1) which accounts for 80% of her estrogen, estriol (E2), and estrone (E3), E2 and E3 each account for approximately 10% of the remaining estrogen.

Estrogen is important for adolescent sexual development and for regulating the menstrual cycle. It prepares the uterus for receiving the fertilized egg by stimulating the uterine lining to grow. For the first 10-14 days in a woman's cycle, the uterus is mainly under the influence of estrogen, which begins to climb right before ovulation, which is usually between days seven to fourteen, peaking at ovulation in preparation for a fertilized egg. Estrogen also improves skin tone and reduces vaginal dryness.

1. When to apply Natural Estrogen or Progesterone cream
   How to apply Natural Estrogen cream 
2. An overview of the liposomal delivery system in Natural Estrogen cream
3. Signs of excess estrogen 
4. Study shows transdermal Estrogen replacement the safest way to go

*Recent research indicates that the most effective way to re-establish healthy hormonal levels is to mimic the actual fluctuations of a healthy menstrual cycle (this will apply to both menstruating and non menstruating women) and to simultaneously support the adrenal glands. Days one (1) through fifteen (15) of a normal menstrual cycle are estrogen dominant.

This is a period when “In ratio” estrogen is elevated and progesterone is suppressed. During the second part of the cycle (Days sixteen (16) through twenty-eight (28) progesterone is dominant. Progesterone is at its highest level during this phase.