The "Original" Happy PMS
Moisturizing Body Cream with Natural Progesterone

 

 

Stock # HP-P (Pump)
Stock # HP-J (Jar)

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Functions of Happy PMS
with 1200 mg of Natural Progesterone

• Is a precursor of other sex hormones, including estrogen and testosterone.
• Maintains secretory endometrium (uterine lining).
• Is necessary for the survival of the embryo and fetus throughout gestation.
• Protects against fibrocystic breasts.
• Is a natural diuretic.
• Helps use fat for energy.
• Functions as a natural antidepressant.
• Helps thyroid hormone action.
• Normalizes blood clotting.
• Restores sex drive.
• Helps normalize blood sugar levels.
• Normalizes zinc and copper levels.
• Restores proper cell oxygen levels.
• Has a thermogenic (temperature raising) effect.
• Protects against endometrial cancer.
• Helps protect against breast cancer.
• Builds bone and is a protective against osteoporosis.
• Is a precursor of cortisone synthesis by adrenal cortex.
• Helps protect against excessive hair loss.
• Encourages new hair growth.
• Stops facial hair growth.

The most effective method of restoring physiological levels of natural progesterone is my transdermal (via the skin) cream.

Happy PMS Body Cream is a technologically advanced light, greaseless, moisturizing formulation of natural progesterone in a hypoallergenic, non-comedogenic (won't clog pores), vitamin E base that is free of odor and fragrance.

Ingredients: Purified Water, Stearal Konium Chloride, d-alpha Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Natural Glycerine, Avocado Oil, Natural Progesterone (USP 1200 mg), Aloe Vera Oil, Rosemary Extract, Vitamin A Palmitate, Carrot Oil, Lemon Grass Oil.

Recommended by Dr. John R. Lee MD, the world's most respected researcher of Natural Progesterone, and the author of:

Thank you for the sample of your Happy PMS moisturizing body cream. My wife, Pat, has been using it this past month and finds that it is not only pleasant to use but it seems effective as a skin moisturizer. Pat says her skin feels "silkier" and "less greasy" by using this cream compared to others she has tried.

I wish you success in your venture with Happy PMS cream.

Yours truly,

John R. Lee, MD

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know if I should use progesterone?

A: If you have PMS symptoms. PMS Symptoms are those which occur consistently a week or 10 days before the period and stop with or shortly thereafter.

If you have Estrogen Dominance symptoms. These symptoms are water retention, breast swelling, fibrocystic breasts, uterine fibroids, loss of libido, mood swings, depression, craving for sweets, and weight gain, fat deposited at hips and thighs.

If you have had a hysterectomy, oopherectomy (removal of ovaries), or menopausal symptoms. Many women experience hot flashes following a pre menopausal hysterectomy and in the beginning of the natural onset of menopause. Natural progesterone cream is effective for relieving the symptoms of hot flashes. Most women have reported a complete cessation of flushing within 3 to 8 weeks. After menopause, estrogen continues to be produced from the fat cells; however, progesterone production virtually ends.

Osteoporosis. Women over 50 years of age should use natural progesterone cream to prevent osteoporosis.

Q: Where should I apply natural progesterone?

A: Natural Progesterone in a moisturizing cream can be applied to the face, chest, breasts, inner arms, or soles of feet. The cream is readily absorbed and leaves no trace after a few minutes. During absorption the cream bypasses the liver and goes to specific receptor sites where progesterone is needed.

Q: What Exactly is natural progesterone and how does it differ from synthetic?

A: Natural Progesterone, a cholesterol derivative, matches exactly the chemical formulation of the body's own progesterone and thus causes no side effects.

Manufacturers of synthetic progesterone alter the chemical makeup of progesterone in order to create progestins. Progestins in their altered molecular structure may cause many side effects, such as birth defects or abortion, fluid retention, epilepsy, migraine, asthma, cardiac, or kidney disfunction and depression.

Q: Should estrogen be used without progesterone?

A: Definitely not. It is very important that natural progesterone be used with any form of estrogen. Estrogen without progesterone can cause endometrial and vaginal cancers. Estrogen blocks thyroid production and causes water retention; and it can cause fibrocystic breast disease, fibroid tumors and ovaria cysts.