Re: help determining measurments...and the big M

Have you tried Estroven????  It's a OTC combination of natural  estrogens and 
vitamins.  Works wonders for energy, skin, hair, etc.   It's amazing.  Comes 
in reg. and extrastrength.  No chemicals, all  natural.  Due to female cancer, 
the tumor was eating my estrogen, my body  went through serious changes due 
to a rapid decline in hormones that  caused premature wrinkling, hair loss, 
depression, severe lack of  energy, not to mention the devastating hormonal  
migraines, etc.  It was awful, I had no life.  Taking the  Estroven helped 
significantly. 
Now that I've gone through surgical "M"....well before my natural time, I'm  
still taking them and of course a boat load of other hormones.  I swear by  
the Estroven though, it literally saved my sanity.  I feel better than I  have 
in years.
p.s. no I don't work for the company, nor get any compensation, just  
reporting my experience.
Noreen
zone 9
Texas Gulf Coast
 
In a message dated 10/28/2006 9:25:29 PM Central Standard Time,  
gardenchat-owner@hort.net writes:

I  figured as much, but didn't worry about it until just recently.  I've  
always had so much thick hair that when it comes out excessively, i think  no 
big deal.  but it's getting actually THIN on top (not where I  wanted to lose 
weight!) and it's lustre doesn't reshine with a curling  iron the way it used 
to.  This has been going on for a couple of  months so I figured I ought to 
target my vitamins that help my hair.   Even though I've eaten less to lose 
weight, I have eaten better than i did  when i was heavy, so it doesn't seem 
right.  Oh yeah, and then  there's my age and the big M that might have 
something to do with  it.  Anyway, I don't want to end up bald, so I'm 
willing to spend a  little on vitamins.  Can't hurt.

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