Can I take the Progesterone Support Precursor if I am on the pill?
Black Cohosh may reduce the effectiveness of the pill, although does compliment the progesterone only pill.
What is Progesterone Boost Precursor? When progesterone levels are high, we feel a calm, nurturing sense of wellbeing - we like to call it the snuggle hormone.
Black Cohosh may reduce the effectiveness of the pill, although does compliment the progesterone only pill.
Yes you can, however it is important to remember that progesterone can also elevate testosterone levels too. A regular blood test via Thriva can help you to monitor your levels.
Yes you can, however it is important to manage your symptoms when doing so. Over supplementing with Black Cohosh may lead to depression and a lack of motivation. If you feel these two symptoms building, it is recommended to reduce the dosage and...
Yes, you can, however it is important to keep an eye on your pregnanediol levels with a DUTCH test to make sure you are not over supplementing and putting a burden on your liver.
It is best utilised with the testosterone and insulin regulation precursors. It is best to try this one first if you are taking the Oestrogen Boost supplement, as often an improvement in progesterone levels increases the sensisivity of oestrogen...
It is likely that you will, as the ovaries lose efficiency in hormone production.
Indicators can include: Compromised thyroid activity; Poor mineral balance i.e. oedema (water retention).
You will see a reduction in symptoms, with reduced anxiety, less water retention, a calmer mood, improved morning energy, improved sleep and potentially fewer migraines (if you are a sufferer).
It depends on the severity of your hormone compromise. If you have PCOS, a longer period might be needed compared to ovarian insufficiency. Monitor your levels and your symptoms to see when you feel you are at sufficient levels.
It would be best to consult with a medical professional.
Progesterone supports the uterine lining and thyroid hormone regulation. It also supports mineral balance in the body, stimulates GABA receptors to calm the nervous system and supports glucocorticoid sensitivity. Think of it as the safety hormone....
Yes.