Throughout
the course of a woman's life, the hormones estrogen and
progesterone are constantly fluctuating. It is the imbalance
between these two hormones that can cause the symptoms of PMS
and menopause and accelerated bone loss after menopause. If you
suffer from breast swelling and tenderness, fatigue, hot
flashes, night sweats and mood swings, your hormones may not be
in balance.
Natural
progesterone is recommended to help balance your hormones
naturally. It has been used successfully to help reduce the
symptoms and discomfort of PMS and as a natural alternative to
hormone replacement therapy, without the side effects. It has
also been used to help with bone mineral loss, or osteoporosis.
The
most desirable way to use natural progesterone is in a
transdermal (absorbed through the skin) cream, containing
400-500 mg of progesterone per ounce, supplying 20 mg of
progesterone per dose.
Arbonne's
Balancing Creams were formulated to meet these specifications!
PhytoProlief and Prolief are natural progesterone creams that
are applied topically, to ensure optimal absorption and
utilization by the body. They both contain 480 mg of
progesterone per ounce and are conveniently packaged in a
dose-metered pump, so each dose supplies 1/4 teaspoon containing
the recommended 20 mg of progesterone. There's no confusing and
messy measuring!
PhytoProlief
is a natural progesterone cream containing herbs known to help
relieve the symptoms of PMS and menopause. Many of these herbs
are termed phytoestrogens, or natural estrogens from plant
sources, capable of helping to balance the powerful and
sometimes harmful effects of too much or too little estrogen.
ArbonneΉs PhytoProlief has the added herbs: Black
Cohosh, Chaste Tree Berries, Dong Quai, Evening Primrose Oil,
Red Clover, Licorice, Alfalfa and Ginseng.
Prolief
was developed for those interested in receiving the benefits of
a natural progesterone cream without the added herbs: Black
Cohosh, Chaste Tree Berries, Dong Quai, Evening Primose Oil, Red
Clover, Licorice, Alfalfa and Ginseng.