Bioidentical Hormones - U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging

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The world as we know it, from bacteria to blue whales, the whole universe, in
fact, is all about timing, within each of us and in relation to everything outside us. The
individual rhythms overlap into larger patterns that then weave in and out of each other.
Human beings swim in and out of this sea of rhythms. The moon provides more light
with its full face and sure enough as the new moon ends, every twenty-eight days females
bleed. The circadian clock in every cell of our body measures one spin of the planet, and
the moon tracks the repeating 28 of those days 13 times in one revolution around the sun.
Estradiol / Progesterone Doses
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CYCLE DAYS
To see a graph representation of a menstrual cycle is to see what appear to be two
mountains. There's a peak of estrogen and then a peak of progesterone. If one imagines
that picture strung together over a year, one month connected to the next, there's a
rhythm of unending ups and downs. It's a balancing act. Estrogen's solo in the first half
of our cycle sets the stage for pregnancy all over our body. Estrogen grows, hence its
reputation in cancer research. But estrogen, by way of creating progesterone receptors,
has sealed its own fate. Progesterone generated by the popping of the egg, steps on stage
to end that song of creation.
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