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A : Vaginal dryness can occur in women of all ages for various reasons, but it is primarily present in post menopausal women. Natural hormones in a cream base can be used intravaginally and has been very successful in treating vaginal dryness and vulvar atrophy associated with aging. When all other efforts fail and hot flashes etc continue, you might want to try Estriol Oil or Cream. You can read more at EstriolOil.com

Should estrogen be used without natural progesterone?

Definitely not. It is very important that natural progesterone be used with any form of estrogen. Estrogen without progesterone can cause endometrial and vaginal carcinomas. Estrogen blocks thyroid production and causes water retention; and it can cause fibrocystic breast disease and even fibroid tumors and cysts in the ovary area.

Do I need a prescription for natural hormones?

No. Natural progesterone in a cream or oil base comes from Mexican yams/or soybeans which is technically a food product.

I am already taking hormones from my doctor why should I switch to natural hormones?

Natural hormones are simply an alternative to hormone replacement therapy. Synthetic progesterone (known as progestins) has many side effects, and synthetic estrogen can be dangerous to your health, especially if taken without any progesterone. If someone is taking both synthetic estrogen and progestins, a gradual step is to substitute natural progesterone cream; and gradually reduce the synthetic estrogen. (Reduce estrogen by one-half and continue to reduce over 90 days until discontinued use).

I’m post menopausal, will I start menstruating again if I use natural hormones?

Occasionally upon beginning use of natural hormone supplement, a post menopausal woman could experience some breakthrough bleeding, or a “period.” This is a perfectly normal response and is nothing to cause alarm. The progesterone is simply causing the body to rid itself of excess stored estrogen which can sometimes stimulate a uterine shedding-thus breakthrough bleeding. If this continues for longer than several months you should consult a physician.

A : Are there any other benefits of natural progesterone use? Additional benefits for women include: improved brain function, diminished muscular aches and pains, improvement of skin problems including acne, seborrhea, rosacea, psoriasis and keratoses, and improved sleep pattern.

A : Men over 45 can use natural progesterone. One benefit is an increase in the libido. Progesterone is the precursor of testosterone. Testosterone can stimulate new bone formation, increasing bone density; a lack of it can cause osteoporosis. Older men with rheumatoid arthritis have reported relief from pain and swelling after rubbing natural progesterone in a cream base on their joints. If you are dealing with ED, loss of interest, dribbling in the night and other issues related to prostate care, you might consider Andropause Cream for men with 12.5mg of progesterone and herbs specifically chosen with mens’ concerns in mind.

A : The short answers is Yes. Breast cancer and endometrial cancer occur in tissue sensitive to gonadal hormones. Unopposed estrogen is the only known cause of endometrial cancer, though there may be other factors involved. Estrogen, or at least one or more of the various estrogens, are thought to contribute to breast cancer. Progesterone balances the estrogen level in the body, thus lessening the risk. BUT, we recommend you speak to your personal physician, one who is familiar with natural progesterone cream use.

A : Many medical authorities tell female patients who are post-menopausal that osteoporosis is inevitable. A physician in Mill Valley California, John R Lee, has proven that this often repeated statement is simply untrue. The results of his ongoing clinical study with 100 women is noteworthy. All have experienced new bone density ranging from 5 to 40 percent for women who have used natural progesterone cream from 6 to 48 months. His results also indicated this therapy is successful even several decades after menopause. One of his patients, who is 82 years of age and has been using natural progesterone cream for four years, has a greater than 40 percent new bone density as proven by dualphoton absorpriometry. Dr. Lee has proven that osteoporosis is not only preventable, but is also reversible in most cases.

A : Yes. Many women experience hot flashes following premenopausal hysterectomy (removal of uterus) or oophorectomy (complete removal of ovaries) and in the beginning of the natural onset of menopause. The cream which contains natural progesterone is reported to be effective for relieving symptoms of hot flashes. Most women have reported a complete cessation of flushing within 3 to 8 weeks.

A : This is a condition called hirsutism” (defined as excessive growth of facial and body hair). It indicates that there is a hormonal imbalance between estrogen, testosterone (the dominant male hormone) and progesterone. Progesterone acts as a regulator for the entire endocrine system. A woman who has the hirsute problem probably has PMS too. Both menopausal and menstruating women have reported that facial hair (and body hair) decreased or completely disappeared after three to six months of regular application of cream twice a day. Natural progesterone is needed to effect proper hormonal balance.

A SPECIAL EDITION OF THE HOPKINS HEALTH WATCH

Dr. Ellen Grant, Lynne McTaggart and WDDTY Newsletter Launch Muddled Personal Attack on Dr. John Lee and on Natural Progesterone by Virginia Hopkins, healthwatch@johnleemd.net>

Dr. John Lee and Dr. Ellen Grant had a longstanding disagreement about natural progesterone and its effects, but until recently it was a heated debate between physicians. Now Dr. Grant and Lynne McTaggart have launched a personal attack against Dr. Lee in the newsletter What Doctors Don’t Tell You (WDDTY). Dr. Grant’s article about progesterone and breast cancer, titled “Cancer in a Cream?” sounds convincing on the surface, but in truth it’s hopelessly muddled and riddled with inconsistencies and inaccuracies.

Dr. Lee greatly admired the early and pioneering work Dr. Grant did exposing the first birth control pills as dangerous, and he felt she had been instrumental in galvanizing drug companies to create safer oral contraceptives, probably saving thousands of lives in the process. He expressed that admiration, both to her personally and in his talks and books. The fact that Dr. Grant is now attacking someone who isn’t here to defend himself speaks volumes, but there are many of us who are here to defend Dr. Lee and set the record straight.

WDDTY Editor Lynne McTaggart introduces Dr. Grant’s article in an editorial that describes Dr. Lee as “proselytizing” and describes his point of view as “not only wrong, but dangerous.” The fact is that the science and research behind Dr. Lee’s work is more solid than ever, and new research comes out every month that supports it. Thousands of doctors in clinical practice—which is where the rubber meets the road—are turning to bioidentical hormones because they’re safer and work better.

Dr. Ellen Grant and Lynne McTaggart of WDDTY Make Factual Errors In contrast, Dr. Grant’s article doesn’t even provide us with a good scientific debate, because her reasoning is so muddled and her foundational assertions aren’t correct. For example, Dr. Grant continues to base many of her arguments about natural progesterone on research with synthetic progestins. She admits they’re different, but argues as if they’re the same. Yes, they have some common actions in the body, but they also differ enormously. No reputable scientist or physician disputes the fact that progesterone and progestins are different, but Dr. Grant has continued to insist over the years that research on progestins applies to progesterone. In her WDDTY article, she repeatedly switches back and forth between statements about progestins and progesterone, as if they are interchangeable.

Ms. McTaggart compounds this misunderstanding by claiming that natural progesterone really isn’t natural because it is “…a substance made in the laboratory by taking the sterol base of wild yam and chemically tweaking it, adding molecules here and there until you produced something with the same molecular blueprint as ovary-derived progesterone.” Dr. Ellen Grant makes a similar statement, that progesterone “…approximate[s] the compound [sic] the female ovary produces.”

As Dr. Lee used to say, “a rose is a rose is a rose, and progesterone is progesterone is progesterone.” It’s either progesterone, or it’s not. It either has the same molecular structure, or it doesn’t. The progesterone known as “natural” progesterone is the exact same molecule as so-called ovary-derived or bioidentical progesterone. This is a fact.

Research on Progesterone and Breast Cancer After the factual errors, which cast a shadow over all of Lynne McTaggart and Dr. Grant’s assertions, is the premise that one can declare “progesterone causes breast cancer” based on in vitro (test tube) research with a couple of breast cancer cell lines. As Dr. Lee repeatedly pointed out, test tube research is one-dimensional, while progesterone’s actions in the human body are affected and mediated by dozens of other factors, including organs, glands, hormones, the immune system, lifestyle and genes—to name a few. Test tube research can only suggest a possible theory for further exploration.

Breast cancer researcher Dr. David Zava, our co-author of What Your Doctor May Not Tell You about Breast Cancer,” and a great friend and colleague of Dr. Lee, spent thousands of hours studying these same breast cancer lines. He explains, “It’s ludicrous to extrapolate this research to humans without an in-depth understanding of biochemistry and physiology. The reality of how progesterone affects breast tissue is far more complex—progesterone is only one piece of the puzzle. The research Dr. Grant cites is good, solid scientific work, and very interesting, but it is not even close to enough information to declare that progesterone is carcinogenic. In fact, there’s far more research showing the opposite—that progesterone is protective against breast cancer—and in addition to that there’s clinical data, done with real women that shows it’s protective.”

As for test tube studies, there are dozens, if not hundreds, showing that progesterone reduces cell proliferation, encourages apoptosis (cell death), and stimulates differentiation of cells—all important factors in preventing breast cancer. There’s a buzz out there right now in the research community about the p53 gene’s possibilities in preventing and treating breast cancer and guess what? Progesterone upregulates the p53 gene, a nice little piece of test tube research done about a decade ago that pointed the way to much other research on progesterone and p53.

Real Progesterone Research with Real Women

Let’s briefly review some of the clinical data—meaning research with real, live human women—on progesterone and breast cancer. If you’d like details and more research, please read What Your Doctor May Not Tell You about Breast Cancer.

1. The earliest clinical study that we know of on progesterone and breast cancer was done at Johns Hopkins University back in 1981 (Cowan et al,American Journal of Epidemiology). They measured estrogen and progesterone in a group of women, then divided them into two groups: those with normal progesterone levels and those with low progesterone levels. They followed these women for 20 years and found that in the women with low progesterone, the incidence of breast cancer was over 80 percent greater than those with normal progesterone, and the incidence of all cancers was ten times higher than in women with normal progesterone.

1. In 1996, researchers measured women’s progesterone before breast cancer surgery and found that those with normal progesterone levels had an 18-year survival rate—twice that of women with low progesterone at the time of surgery. (Mohr et al, British Journal of Cancer)

1. Three studies in particular have shown progesterone’s effect on breast cells. One, by Foidart et al and published in the journal Fertility and Sterility in 1998 concluded, “Exposure to progesterone for 14 days reduced the estradiol-induced proliferation of normal breast epithelial cells in vivo.” Another, by Malet et al and published in the Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, in 2000 concluded, “Cells exhibited a proliferative appearance after E2 [estradiol] treatment, and returned to a quiescent appearance when P[rogesterone] was added to E2. P[rogesterone] appear(s) predominantly to inhibit cell growth, both in the presence and absence of E2.”The third study tested the effects of transdermal (rubbed into the skin) hormones in healthy young women planning to undergo minor breast surgery for aesthetic reasons or for benign breast disease. Ten to 13 days before surgery, four groups of women applied either estradiol cream, progesterone cream, a combination of estradiol and progesterone or a placebo cream (with no hormones in it). At surgery, biopsies were done to measure estrogen and progesterone levels, and the level of cell proliferation rates. (High levels of cell proliferation is a marker for breast cancer.) The study demonstrated that both hormones were well absorbed through the skin into the breast tissue. But even more significant, estradiol increased cell proliferation by 230 percent, whereas progesterone decreased it by more than 400 percent. The estradiol-progesterone combination maintained the normal proliferation rate. (Chang et al, Fertility and Sterility)

1. In 2002, a French study of HRT in 3,175 women was released. This was particularly interesting because it was a large study, and because, to quote the study, “…the main specificity of the French cohort is that 83% of the combined HRT users were receiving mostly or exclusively a transdermal estradiol gel formulation, and the progestin was oral micronized progesterone in 58%, while MPA users were less than 3%.” Oral micronized progesterone is bioidentical, natural progesterone, which is what most French women use, rather than the synthetic progestins. The conclusion of the study was that, “When both duration of use and the last period of use were analyzed together, no significant increase in breast cancer incidence was observed in any of the four subgroups considered,” and “From internal analysis, there was no significant increase in the risk of breast cancer related to use of the specific type of HRT most prescribed in France.”

Moderation and Common Sense are the Keys to Optimal Health One of the aspects of Dr. Lee’s character that I admired most was his willingness to change course and moderate his message when new evidence was brought to his attention. He was first led to progesterone when he realized that the conventional HRT he had been prescribing for years had probably harmed many women. He had the courage to admit this first to himself, then to his patients, and he then set about solving the puzzle of how to help women balance their hormones safely and effectively. The discovery of progesterone as a neglected piece of the hormone balance puzzle was exciting and yes, he was a man on a mission to help women balance their hormones and to help undo the damage of conventional HRT. As a result of his courage and zeal, millions of women are healthier and happier.

From the beginning, Dr. Lee recommended no more than 15 to 30 mg of progesterone daily for the majority of women, and for premenopausal women for just two weeks per cycle. This is a very moderate dose that approximates what the ovary would be making in a normal premenopausal woman. Furthermore, he advocated splitting the dose and taking half in the a.m. and half in the p.m.

There’s no doubt that it’s not a good idea for most women to take large doses of progesterone in any form over a long period of time. That’s just not good medicine, it’s not balanced, it’s not common sense, and it’s bound to cause trouble sooner or later. In his first self-published book for doctors, Dr. Lee likened the “dance of the steroids” to an orchestra, where each player creates beautiful music by being in harmony and rhythm with the others. Large doses of progesterone will drown out the other players and create chaos.

As zealous as Dr. Lee was about progesterone, his message was never just about one hormone. He always strongly advocated a wholesome diet, moderate exercise, good sleep, stress management, healthy relationships with others, and the importance of making time for fun and for contemplation.

The quest for optimal health is never-ending, and ever-changing, and is best addressed on all levels: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. There’s no magic potion or lotion. Optimal health is an ongoing, evolving journey of discovery.

Please Pass This On The Dr. Ellen Grant – Lynne McTaggart article has created quite a stir because it was widely spread around on the internet, and as I said earlier, it sounds quite convincing if you’re not familiar with the research. However, the information on breast cancer, as well as the additional information about progesterone and the immune system, isn’t accurate or convincing once you have the facts in hand.

There’s a lot of misinformation about progesterone being spread around right now. It’s probably not coincidental that this well-financed and well-orchestrated campaign coincides with Wyeth-Ayerst’s petition to the FDA demanding that compounding pharmacists not be allowed to dispense natural hormones. (Wyeth-Ayerst is the maker of PremPro.) If they succeed in pressuring the FDA into making progesterone made a prescription-only, brand name drug, it will be interesting to watch how quickly they come out with a progesterone cream, patch or pill themselves.

This is a Copyright Free Article Please note that Estriol and Estradiol are not the same. Estriol is a natural plant derived gentle estrogen that is not harmful to breast or cervical tissue.

Let’s face it menopause is a natural occurrence in women. Menopause should be an event that happens smoothly with little to no problems. But because of the lack of proper nutrition and lifestyle, the poor quality of our soil and other environmental factors we experience problems with our endocrine system. With the breaking news of the pitfalls of hormone replacement therapy many women feel at a loss as to how to treat their symptoms of menopause and how to ease through this difficult time.

Hormone replacement therapy at the forefront looked like a promising resolve to treat millions of premenopausal and menopausal women. It looked like the answer to the horrible disease osteoporosis and seemed to be a “drug” therapy that would help to prevent heart disease and certain cancers in women. But the truth is that artificial hormones aren’t beneficial to the body. They cause cancer, strokes and various other health problems. The answer lies in a natural approach, a safe and side-effect free approach that’s been proven time and again to help ease and alleviate the horrid symptoms and side-effects of menopause.

First let’s go over the symptoms of menopause. Actually the symptoms of menopause are not caused by menopause itself, but from a condition known as an “estrogen dominance.” When the female body approaches menopause the production of progesterone decreases or stops altogether. When this happens the estrogen in the body dominates the endocrine system, thus producing the very unpleasant symptoms that many menopausal women experience.

Symptoms of estrogen dominance: Worse allergies, breast tenderness, cervical dysplasia, thyroid symptoms such as being cold all the time, decreased libido, depression, dry eyes, fat gain, fatigue, fibrocystic breasts, gallbladder disease, hair loss, headaches, hypoglycemia, scatterbrain, increased blood clotting and risk of strokes, infertility, irregular menstrual cycles, irritability, insomnia, memory loss, miscarriages, mood swings, osteoporosis, bone loss, PMS, uterine cancer, uterine fibroids, water retention. These are “some” of the most common symptoms of estrogen dominance.

It’s these symptoms that prompt women to see their physicians and find remedies to alleviate the problems. For the past several decades the number one prescription for this was hormone replacement therapy. But you can relax and know that a safe and natural alternative to the dangerous HRT is available and it’s available over the counter.

Natural progesterone cream has long been used to fight and cure the symptoms of estrogen dominance. A natural progesterone is far different from its synthetic counter-part that’s chemical based. Natural progesterone is derived from Mexican wild yams and processed to exactly match what our bodies produce. Therefore it is easily assimilated into the body. It’s the lack of progesterone that causes the estrogen dominance and all the horrid symptoms.

Using a natural progesterone cream may seem too easy or simple. You will rarely find a “regular” medical physician who will agree or who will even know the true benefits of natural progesterone cream. It’s the few who have stepped out of their comfort zones of FDA approved drug therapy and researched the natural means who have realized the profound benefits of such a natural and safe alternative. It’s the insistence of many women, who researched this for themselves and armed themselves with the information that confronted their physicians and help to put them on the road to understanding the virtues of natural progesterone cream.

Man-made chemicals have never been better than what God put on this earth naturally. Research this for yourself. Progesterone is the main hormone in the body that regulates the entire endocrine system. Without it you experience horrible side-effects. Progesterone even helps to regulate estrogen and to keep the body’s production of estrogen in check. With the delicate system of checks and balances our bodies need progesterone and especially during times such as menopause.

Natural progesterone cream is the answer to a safe and natural alternative to hormone replacement therapy. The cream, applied to various spots on the body twice a day for several weeks each month help to alleviate all the symptoms of estrogen dominance, helps to restore bone loss, helps to stop osteoporosis and helps in preventing certain cancers and heart diseases. This in conjunction with a proper diet and a healthy lifestyle will increase your quality and enjoyment of life.

When natural progesterone supplementation is just not enough consider Estriol Oil or Estriol Creme in small manageable doses. Check with you doctor.

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Andropause Cream (formerly Adam’s Prostate Care): Men’s Natural Progesterone Cream

A natural progesterone cream made exclusively for men benefits may include:

• Decrease in prostate enlargement
• Decrease in urinary urgency
• Increase in libido and sexual performance
• Slows or stops the growth of prostate cancer
• Enhances male fertility

Men who will benefit from Andropause Cream are men who:

• Have a sensation of not emptying their bladder – Do you get up several times a night with little satisfaction?
• Have to urinate again less than 2 hours after urinating – Dribbling through day and night rather than fully emptying the bladder.
• Have difficulty postponing urination – Do you feel an urgency in your bladder from prostate pressure?
• Have to push or strain to urinate – Find that urine is difficult to expel?
• Have impotence – This means that you have a hard time being sexual ready. Your sperm may be potent but your ability for sex may not be.
• Have less firm erections – Are you unable to achieve a satisfactory erection? Have you been considering Viagra or even a natural alternative to Viagra?
• Have less intense orgasms – Do you have less of a sensitivity leading to a less than satiated feeling?
• Have sex less than 4 times a month – Do you have less of a sex drive or unable to achieve the act?
• May suffer from infertility – Have you become infertile or unable to perform in order to achieve pregnancy for your mate?
• Have been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate.

Andropause Cream for prostate care ingredient list and their benefits

• American Ginseng strengthens the adrenal and reproductive glands. Enhances immune functions, promotes lung functioning, and stimulates the appetite. Useful for bronchitis, circulatory problems, diabetes, infertility, lack of energy and stress. Used by athletes for overall body strengthening.
• Avocado Oil may mobilize and increase the collagen of connective tissue; given the highest ranking by the Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology for sunscreen effectiveness. Avocado oil enjoys the highest penetration rate among similar oils.
• Bearberry Extract, (Uva Ursi) increases the flow of urine but has a sedative and tonic effect on bladder wall. Acts as astringent, diuretic, tonic. Bearberry helps to reduce accumulations of uric acid and to relieve the pain of bladder stones and gravel. Used to alleviate chronic cystitis. It may also help where bed wetting is a problem.
• Carrot Oil used since the sixteenth century for skin diseases due to its believed cleansing, depurative, and draining properties. This carotene-rich emollient has been indicated for acne skin conditions, dermatitis, skin irritation, skin rashes, and wrinkles; derived from the carrot root.
• Lemon Grass Oil is considered astringent and tonic. Lemon grass oil is the volatile oil distilled from the leaves of the lemon grasses.
• Natural Glycerin is used as a moisturizer and humectants to replace moisture in the skin
• Natural Progesterone derived from the Mexican wild yam root. These sterols are processed through several fermentation steps to yield progesterone which is identical to the progesterone which is produced by the human body. 300 mg per ounce.
• Natural Vitamin C Adam’s Equalizer uses Ascorbic Acid from Malpighia puniciflia, the Acerola cherry. Vitamin C is a very powerful antioxidant that also protects other antioxidants, such as vitamin E. The cells of the brain and spinal cord, which frequently incur free radial damage, can be protected by significant amounts of vitamin C
• Vitamin C acts as a more potent free radical scavenger in the presence of a bioflavonoid called hesperidin. In addition to its role as a antioxidant, Vitamin C detoxifies many harmful substances and plays a key role in immunity. It increases the synthesis of interferon, a natural antiviral product.
• Pumpkin Seed Oil contains B vitamins, essential fatty acids, protein and zinc. Useful for prostate disorders. Acts as anthelmintic. Pumpkin Seed Oil is also useful for healing wounds, especially burns and chapped skin.
• Pygeum Africanum is a large evergreen tree native to Africa, where it has been used for a variety of health compliments. The purified fat-soluble extract of the bark of Pygeum Africanum has demonstrated clinical efficacy similar to the extract of saw palmetto. The mechanism of action appears to work via its inhibition of cholesterol uptake by the prostate, antagonizing testosterone, and reducing prostatic inflammation.
• Rosemary Extract is a natural preservative.
• Sarsaparilla contains the amino acids methionine and cystein. Sarsaparilla contains a sapogen called diosgenin which contains the female hormone progesterone and male hormone testosterone. Sarsaparilla helps strenghten the nerve fibers and tissue of the brain, spinal cord, lungs, and throat. Sarsaparilla is especially good for removing heavy metallic contaminants from the blood, which are received through the nostrils in the foul, smog filled air of urban areas. Sarsaparilla root, which contains testosterone, will help hair to re-grow.
• Saw Palmetto Berries acts as a diuretic and urinary antiseptic, stimulates the appetite, inhibits the production of dihydrotestosterone, a hormone that contributes to the enlargement of the prostate. Good for poor appetite and prostate disorders. May also enhance sexual functioning and desire.
• Stearal Konium Chloride is one of the principal constituents of bentonite clay used in face masks because of its properties as a suspending agent.

Andropause Cream Prostate Care contains these natural ingredients:

• Saw Palmetto Berry (Serenoa Repens) standardized to contain 85% to 95% fatty acids and sterols.
• Pygeurn africanum – standardized to contain 13% total sterols.
• American Ginseng (Panax quinquefolius) -standardized to contain 75% to 85% ginsenosides.
• Bearberry Extract (Arctostaphylos Uva-Ursi) – standardized to contain 20% arbutin.
• Pumpkin Seed Oil (Cucurbita pepa).
• Natural Progesterone (Dioscorea barbasco) – from Wild Yam.
• Natural Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid from Malpighia punicifolia, the Acerola Cherry).
• OptiZinc.

Suggested Use: Apply to soft skin areas (see container). Massage well into skin. Use 1/4 teaspoon (one inch of cream) A.M. and P.M. for three weeks each month; (do not use one week). After three months, reduce amount to 1/8 teaspoon (1/2 inch of cream) A.M. and P.M. and continue schedule.

Anti Aging AM Cream (formerly Rinkle Free Moisturizing Facial Cream)

Ingredients: Purified Water, Natural Glycerin, Stearal Konium Chloride, Aloe Vera, Jojoba Oil, Mink Oil, Vitamin E, Natural Vitamin C, (Acerola) Elastin, Collagen, Vitamin A Palminate, Rosemary Extract* Carrot Oil. Anti-Aging AM Moisturizing Cream (not Wrinkle free though that is what it attacks) promotes moisture binding in the epidermal layer of the skin while serving as building material for formation of new skin tissue. When the beginning of new elastin fibers are generated, scaliness and wrinkles seem to disappear. It strengthens the elastin fibres already present and helps the skin form new ones. Anti-Aging AM Moisturizing cream is made of all natural ingredients and is non-toxic, allergy tested, and fragrance free. Clinical tests on skin problems, such as morphea, keloids, radiodermitis, and recovering simple operation wounds proved this product is truly unique. It improves the quality of skin and keeps it smooth and wrinkle free. This unique formula has been in research and development for several years. Finally, a tested wrinkle cream that really works!

European doctors have tested and documented these benefits of Anti-Aging AM Moisturizing Cream :

• Heals and retains moisture
• Re-lines the skin fiber
• Smoothes fine lines
• Puts elastin back into skin
• Won’t clog pores
• Non-irritating to eyes
• Safe for sensitive skin

Recommended for all skin types.

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For almost two years now I have been using Anti-Aging AM, and I am so pleased! Not only does my skin look and feel better, others have begun to notice. I ran into a friend I hadn’t seen for quite a while, and she asked, “What have you done to yourself?” After I told her about Anti-Aging AM she said she wanted a gallon! She is now using it and is telling her friends as I am. I also had someone ask if anyone has wanted to look behind my ears. The answer is “yes.” Others ask my age and say that they don’t believe it when I tell them I’ll be 60 in December. Thanks for something that works at such an affordable price! Respectfully submitted, J Hagy Abingdon, VA

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