@alfredoolivas
Each capsule contains 100mg progesterone. The other ingredients are sunflower oil and soybean lecithin (E322). The other ingredients in the capsule shell are gelatin (E441), glycerol (E442), titanium dioxide (E171) and purified water.
Latest posts made by happycat
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RE: Seidigestan / Utrogestan. OTC Progesterone contains Titanium Dioxide
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RE: Seidigestan / Utrogestan. OTC Progesterone contains Titanium Dioxide
@CO3 yes I used Onas progesterone oil and it's good. The problem with it is that is almost always out of stock and it has a huge amount of vitamin E in it.
Regarding the Seidigestan/Utrogestan, you can avoid the titanium dioxide easily, as it is only in the capsule shell, just put a hole in the capsule and use the contents. It still leaves the issue with soy or peanut oil, but its a tiny amlunt, the benefits outweigh the downside.
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RE: natural deodorant
@nothingclever
Milk of magnesia works for me as a deodorant. -
RE: Looking for safe Contraceptives.
@zalarazkhan
Contraceptives are a bad idea.
However, I heard Ray Peat mention in a podcast that out of all the contraceptives, the one called Drospirenone is kind
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RE: John McDougall dead at 77
So sad to hear, he helped so many people get better.
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RE: Calcification of middle ear
@NotShanalotte
Thank you so much for sharing, that's fantastic, it has given me so much hope. -
RE: Calcification of middle ear
@LucH
Thank you.
For sure the problem is improper calcium metabolism, so difficult to know exactly how to approach this. -
RE: Calcification of middle ear
@NotShanalotte
Thank you for this, I was wondering if I should put a drop of Thorne vit K2 inside my ear.
Did she have an improvement in hearing? -
RE: Calcification of middle ear
@LucH
Thank you.I don't take calcium supplements. My last TSH was 1.7, vitamin D 42.
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Calcification of middle ear
Hi
Looking for some advice or ideas regading my hearing loss, which is caused by calcification of the middle ear bones(stapes) . These are very tiny bones and in some people, mostly women, calcium deposits appear on these bones which results in hearing loss.
So, I don't think I have calcifications in soft tissue, but on bone, not sure if this makes a difference.I am 48, female, things that I have tried are:progesterone (been using it for many years), vitamin k2 mk4 in doses up to 10mg per day, magnesium.
Any thoughts? Can these calcium deposits be dissolved somehow?