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Macafem & Hormonal Imbalance
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Stephanie Sulger-Smith, RN, M.S. Nurse-practitioner from
White Plains, New York.
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"I read an article about postmenopausal health which
discussed Macafem. Before doing so, I had been
prescribing black cohosh, dong quai, oil of evening
primrose, vitamin E and other natural remedies to women with perimenopausal symptoms. But when I began using these remedies to help with my own hot flashes and other symptoms of approaching menopause, I didn't get the relief I needed. So I acquired a supply of Macafem supplement and took it as advised.
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Almost immediately, my hot flashes disappeared and my energy level went up. My response to Macafem was surprising to my gynecologist, who insisted that I undergo a series of laboratory studies, including estrogen levels, uterine monograms and others. They all turned out normal," says nurse Sulger-Smith.
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"I haven't had a hot flash since I started using Macafem, and I feel fabulous. When I told my patients about Macafem, they tried it and found freedom from their perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms."
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Macafem & Phytoestrogenic Herbs
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Karen Paris, a Physician's Assistant of the Atkins Center in New York, the clinic founded by famed weight loss expert Dr. Robert Atkins, M.D.
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Paris states that the clinic began using Macafem last year, finding it more effective for their menopausal patients than phytoestrogenic herbs.
"We have had great success using Macafem in conjunction with some nutritional supplements, to wean women off hormone replacement therapy. Some of them have been on HRT for many years. For the few women who still have some symptoms, we have developed a combination protocol that works very well, involving Macafem and a tiny amount of natural estrogen together with natural progesterone-which unlike HRT, is not carcinogenic."
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