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Why Bioidentical Hormones Should Be Rhythmic by T.S. Wiley

  • Posted on October 17, 2009 at 3:36 pm

I usually answer that because I’m old and I didn’t want to feel like it and I probably did not want to look like it and it was common sense to me that a watershed moment is when your hormones fall off and after that everything is, you’re geriatric. So, with the thought of taking hormones myself, I wanted to investigate the big thing in the room which is all the time cancer, breast cancer for women and decide if in fact, taking hormones would allow any risk and I was surprised that the decision arrived, it lead to less risk, taking enough hormones.

If I had believed the stories that has been going around, nothing could convince me to take bioidentical hormones since a high level of estrogen leads to high health risk for women that can even lead to death. Women are susceptible to breast cancer, even you. There is nothing beautiful about this disease and that holds true for the past 15 years. I was certain by thinking through it, if estrogen is high risk to women, all young women will end up dead.

If this chemical is hazardous to young women then it would result to becoming more dangerous to all pregnant women. I was convinced the estrogen didn’t do it. So, I checked into hormones and the truth was that synthetic hormones seemed to contain side effects. A study wasn’t made on bio identical hormones that came out of plants.

So, my option was bioidentical but not only was it essential what you took, which kind you took, yet also how you took it. So, the more I studied endocrinology, the more obviously I concluded that you should take it in a rhythm the way one produced it. The identical manner type 1 diabetics take insulin as they would have produced it when they eat.

Women must take bio identical hormones as they would have produced it when they were young and most of the side effects oddly doesn’t happen.

T.S. Wiley on Standardization: The Wiley Protocol Bio-Identical Hormones

  • Posted on October 17, 2009 at 5:29 am

Before and after the female health initiative, I think doctors had a general agreement of what they will give to women like the pharmaceutical product Prempro. But I’m sure they suspected that there’s some harm when they did not see great results.

So, then they went into bioidentical hormones and this template for bio-identicals until the protocol was the standard of care. A tiny bit of estrogen everyday and some progesterone occasionally chucked in for the second 1/2 the cycle or even estrogen and progesterone in small amounts everyday like Prempro was a daily mix and I think the doctors went with that because it appeared like the standard of care might be safe.

A turnkey system was what I tried to create in the Wiley Protocol. The Wiley custom comes prepackaged. Color coded for compliance. The doctors have a clinical practice axioms manual with symptoms and answers in it. The pharmacies that work with us also can have that manual. The pharmacist and doctor both agree on the answer if a lady calls in with questions.

When I gave evidence before the Senate, the govt. objected in the study of bioidenticals because there is not any point, so i did this standardization of packaging and dose modification so it could be studied. There are countless ways. Anything can be made by any pharmacist. There’s nothing they would say. They won’t charge anything and doctors, for the most part, would make it up as they’re going along unless they stuck to the template that made Premarin and Prempro.

Doctors let me know it’s very simple due to that, so I did all these so they can study it. They know what they’re recommending. They know what’s being taken by the woman. They know what results to expect and that’s science. That’s the way science is supposed to be done. Variables should be zero.

If we can find a doctor at the conference who is out there and wants a chemist, I mean we made it extremely simple at the site, TheWileyProtocol.com, you’ll be able to find a doctor and a physician, a doctor can find a drugstore to work with. Standardizing the entire process makes sure that the studies in Santa Barbara and the University of Texas mean something.

Well, I believe every girl wishes to recollect they merit an answer about what’s safe and effective and if your health practitioner can’t tell you something is safe and effective, do your own homework.