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by Elizabeth Smith, M.D.
A True Help
for the Ovarian Cysts
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Ovarian Cysts
may be made to disappear by fooling the body into thinking it
is pregnant. (kvc) When the body is pregnant, no ovulation
occurs and no follicle occurs and NO OVARIAN CYSTS can
occur. By taking natural progesterone, a patient can
fool the body into thinking it is pregnant and STOP the
ovarian cysts from growing. Natural progesterone is a natural
bioidentical hormone that your body produces during the latter
half of your menstrual cycle and all throughout pregnancy
("pro" means "for" and gesterone means "gestation").
Natural progesterone indirectly signals the ovaries to stop
producing eggs. Thus, natural progesterone commands
the ovary to stop signaling the ovarian cysts to
grow.
Natural
progesterone is NOT the same estrogen and progestin in
prescription birth control pills. Natural progesterone
is NOT the same as Provera or Megestrol. These
prescription hormones are chemically modified from the natural
hormones to be different in order to be patented, have a
monopoly, and then can be sold at a large profit. Since
these prescription chemically modified hormones are not
naturally found in nature or in the body, they have many
potentially dangerous side effects. In contrast, natural
progesterone is bioidentical to the hormone in your body, and
is compatible with the human body with a minimal amount of
side effects. Thus, taking natural progesterone is safe,
feigns pregnancy, and stops the ovarian cysts from
growing.
Go to a new website that summarizes in a nutshell how to treat ovarian cysts without surgery. Also on this same website polycystic ovarian disease (PCOS) is also successfully treated by getting rid of the cause of the disease. You can see a video of a successfully treated polycystic ovarian disease patient here.
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"Thus, by using Natural
Progesterone the ovarian cysts will NOT
be stimulated and , in the passage of one
or two such monthly cycles, will very likely shrink and disappear without further treatment."
John Lee, M.D.
John Lee, M.D. claims also to have success treating Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome with Natural Progesterone!!
See Cause
Caution: The vast majority of women that menstruate
have an ovarian cysts, and avoidance of xenoestrogens and taking Natural
Progesterone works quite well. The cysts resolve in a few months
with Natural Progesterone. Ovarian Cysts are quite common.
However, you
must make sure that you indeed have a functional ovarian
cyst, and not a tumor. Premenarchal women do not get functional ovarian
cysts. Only about 10 percent of postmenopausal ovarian
cysts are functional cysts. The other 90 percent are tumors
with cysts that can be either benign or malignant.Other less
common cysts include dermoid cysts and cystadenomas. Infection
of the appendix, tubes, ovaries, or diverticulitis of the
large colon may also mimic an cyst on pelvic
ultrasound. If the "cyst" appears to be complex or solid
on a pelvic ultrasound, a malignancy must be ruled out by
surgical inspection.
In approximately 1% of women taking Natural
Progesterone by topical application, the women do not absorb
the progesterone well and oral Natural Progesterone may be
used. Also very rarely Natural Progesterone may not stop
the cyst from regressing.
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Get Rid
of Ovarian Cysts
NO Surgery!
Dr. Lee Treats
Ovarian Cysts Successfully
WITHOUT SURGERY
Dr. Lee further writes in his book:
"Ovarian Cysts are products of failed or
disordered ovulation. As I have described earlier, one or more ovarian
follicles is developed monthly by the effects of
follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). Luteinizing hormone
(LH) promotes actual ovulation and the transformation of the
follicle (after ovulation) into the corpus luteum, which
produces progesterone. During a young woman's early
years of menstruating, ovulation may coincide with a small
amount of bleeding where the follicle has ruptured to release
the egg. This can cause abdominal pain, often with a
slight fever, at the time of ovulation (in the middle days
between periods) and is commonly called mittelschmerz
(German for "middle" and "pain"). Treatment might
consist only of some ibuprofen, reassurance, rest and perhaps a warm pack. It is unlikely to recur
and portends no future problems. 
Later in
life, usually after their midthirties, women sometimes develop
an ovarian cysts that may not cause any symptoms, or it may
cause pelvic pain from mild to severe. The cyst may
simply collapse and disappear after a month or two, or it may
persist and increase in size and discomfort during succeeding
months. Such cysts are caused by a failed ovulation in
which, for reasons presently unknown, the ovulation did not
proceed to completion. With each succeeding month's
surge of LH, the cyst swells and stretches the surface
membrane, causing pain and possible bleeding at the
site. Some cysts become as large as a golf ball or lemon
before discovery. Treatment may require surgery.
(Removing the ovary along with the cyst used to be the
standard procedure, but I recommend asking your surgeon to
leave the ovary intact if at all possible.)
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"Therefore, adding natural progesterone from
day 10 through 26 of the cycle suppresses LH and its Luteinizing effect."
John Lee, M.D.
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An alternative treatment for ovarian
cysts is natural progesterone. The signaling mechanism
that shuts off ovulation in one ovary each cycle is the
production of progesterone in the other. If sufficient
natural progesterone is supplemented prior to ovulation,
LH levels are inhibited and both ovaries think the other
one has ovulated, SO REGULAR OVULATION DOES NOT OCCUR.
(This is the same effect as contraceptive pills.) Similarly,
the high estriol and progesterone throughout pregnancy
successfully inhibit ovarian activity for nine
months. Therefore, adding natural progesterone from
day 10 through 26 of the cycle suppresses LH
and its luteinizing effect. Thus, the cyst will
not be stimulated and , in the passage of one or two such
monthly cycles, will very likely shrink and disappear without
further treatment."
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From my women patients, I learned that
Premenstrual Syndrome, PMS, was most often a sign of estrogen dominance. I also recommend adding vitamin E in dosages of 600 IU
at bedtime, supplemental magnesium (300 milligrams a day), and vitamin B6 (50 milligrams per day)*. This treatment
is simple, safe, inexpensive, successful, and natural."
Testimonial
Ovarian cysts Went Missing!
Hi Doctor,
I want to thank you your website has once again saved another person's life !!!
My doctor told me to come back and see her after 3 months and if my ovarian cysts
at 7 cm is still there, I would need a surgery.
I returned in 2 months time to make sure I was ok.
When I found out I have ovarian cysts few months back, I searched the internet
for answers and keep coming back to your website and bought your items. But I
didn't use them.
However, I did follow your instructions.
NO coffee. Take vitamins E 600 iu before you sleep, magnesium, vitamin B6, etc.
And most of all, can you inform the world. DRINK lots of WATER. especially
during our menstrual cycle.
I never drink a lot but my mother in law told me to drink LOTS of water and I
did....
When I went to have a check up recently, the doctor could NOT find my cyst. It
went missing !!!
Thanks to your natural healing to ovarian cysts...and inform the world your
natural methods actually works ! I still have your bottle of Progestelle -
unused....its a good souvenir for me.....
Best Wishes and THANK YOU !!!
Jovee T.,
Hong Kong, Oct. 10, 2006
Testimonial
Ovarian cysts Gone with the Wind!
Hi there,
Firstly, I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping me with my medical problem. I have ordered your product because my gynae discovered in June 2005 with ovarian cysts on the right side, of around 3 cm diameter. She proposed to put me on contraceptives for three months and if she will not see any results to perform a laparoscopic surgery to remove the cyst.
I started searching on Internet and found your company. I have ordered your natural Progestelle, used it as per instructions and after three months my cyst was gone with the wind. Forever! Even my gynae was puzzled. CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU AGAIN. All my prayers for Dr Lee to rest in peace for his marvelous discovery.
I would like to carry on with a maintenance treatment. How do I contact you. Should I go back on your page on Internet and follow the procedures or you send me a form by e-mail to fill in the quantity, my physical address and my credit card number. I live in Romania, which is located in Central Europe. Thank you for your help and hope to hearing from you soon.
Best regards,
Mirella D., Romania
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*Whole grains also regulate hormonal levels due to
their high levels of vitamin B and vitamin E, which have a beneficial effect on both the liver and the ovaries.
In 1942, a researcher named Biskind found that B vitamin deficiency hindered the liver's ability to metabolize
estrogen levels in both animal and human test subjects. The addition of B vitamin supplementation to the diet of
women suffering from PMS, heavy menstrual bleeding, and fibrocystic breast disease helped to decrease the severity
of their symptoms. Studies conducted at UCLA Medical School during the 1980s found that taking a specific B vitamin,
pyridoxine B6, helped to relieve symptoms of menstrual cramps and PMS.
Research also conducted during the 1980s at Johns Hopkins University Medical Center similarly found, in several
placebo controlled studies, that vitamin E is useful in reducing many PMS symptoms, as well as fibrocystic breast
discomfort. Other studies have found that vitamin E supplementation reduced menopause related hot flashes, fatigue,
and mood swings in 66 to 85 percent of the women tested, depending on the study. One additional study noted a decrease
in the symptoms of vaginal atrophy in 50 percent of the postmenopausal women volunteers.
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