The Hormonal Nightmare

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Pharmaceutical companies and many medical doctors have tried in the past to convince women that the synthetic hormones made by pharmaceutical companies are properly replacing a woman’s deficient hormones.

The following illustration shows the differences between the molecular [chemical] structures of a woman’s estrogens and two of the synthetic estrogens in Premarin. The differences are shown in red.

• Human Estrogens
• Synthetic Estrogens

The following tables show the amounts of each type of estrogen that a woman’s body makes, and the estrogens that are found in Premarin [Pregnant Mare Urine].

• Human Estrogens
• Premarin [Synthetic]

• Estrone [E1]
• 10 - 20%
• Estrone
• 75 - 80%

• Estradiol [E2]
• 10 - 20%
• Estradiol & Others
• 5 - 10%

• Estriol [E3]
• 60 - 80%
• Equilin
• 6 - 15%

Because it does not have the same types and amounts of estrogen as the estrogens in a woman’s body, Premarin can cause many different symptoms and health problems. Some of the health problems that Premarin has caused in women who have taken it are:

• Gallstones
• Blood clots
• Headaches
• Leg cramps
• Fluid retention
• Vaginal bleeding
• Breast tenderness
• High blood pressure
• Nausea and vomiting
• Impaired glucose tolerance
• Worsened uterine fibroids and endometriosis
• Increased risk of endometrial cancer and breast cancer

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The following illustration shows the differences between the molecular [chemical] structures of a woman’s progesterone and a synthetic progesterone. The differences are shown in red.

Depo–Provera IM [medroxyprogesterone acetate] is an example a synthetic progesterone [called a progestin] made by a pharmaceutical company, and injected into a woman’s muscle every 3 months as a form of birth control.

Some of the health problems that Depo–Provera has caused in women who have taken it are:

• Acne
• Skin rash
• Breast cancer
• Fluid retention, swelling
• Impaired glucose tolerance
• Weight gain and depression
• Breast tenderness and milk production
• Hair loss, or unwanted facial hair growth
• Birth defects [if Provera was taken when a woman was pregnant]
• Breakthrough bleeding or other menstrual irregularities
• The formation of blood clots, especially in the lung or the brain