USP Progesterone Does this product actually contain USP progesterone like the description states it does? The ingredients do not have any indication that it is USP progesterone but rather wild yam extract. Kind of misleading. USP Progesterone Does this product actually contain USP progesterone like the description states it does? The ingredients do not have any indication that it is USP progesterone but rather wild yam... » Read More USP Progesterone Does this product actually contain USP progesterone like the description states it does? The ingredients do not have any indication that it is USP progesterone but rather wild yam extract. Kind of misleading. « Show Less
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I was taking the cream morning and night. I started having cravings shortly after taking the cream and I've never had cravings like this. It was about a week after my period. I am a vegetarian so I eat a lot of veggies, whole grain pastas, etc. I also eat tofu and cheese for protein. I also take a multi-vitamin twice a day that includes all of the vitamins you mentioned.I was reading something online about oestrogen being the primary hormone when you take a product like this if you aren't taking enough . Do you know anything about this?
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Hi there. I apologize for the delay in answering. We wanted to make sure we got our specialist in on this conversation because your reaction is something we've never heard of in our 15 years carrying Balanced Woman. Sometimes, when people have extreme estrogen dominance, their symptoms can be exacerbated when they first start using progesterone cream. However, hormone balance is delicate. Our medical specialist agreed that your complications are well beyond our scope and encourages you either read the book, Hormone Balance Made Simple by Dr. John Lee or see a physician. We really appreciate you keeping us updated and hope very much that you continue to do so. JackiePure Health Trends Hi there. I apologize for the delay in answering. We wanted to make sure we got our specialist in on this conversation because your reaction is something we've never heard of in our 15 years carrying Balanced Woman. Sometimes, when people have extreme estrogen dominance, their symptoms can be exacerbated when they first start using progesterone cream. However, hormone balance is delicate. Our medical specialist agreed that your complications are well beyond our scope and encourages you either read the book, Hormone Balance Made Simple by Dr. John Lee or see a physician. We... » Read More Hi there. I apologize for the delay in answering. We wanted to make sure we got our specialist in on this conversation because your reaction is something we've never heard of in our 15 years carrying Balanced Woman. Sometimes, when people have extreme estrogen dominance, their symptoms can be exacerbated when they first start using progesterone cream. However, hormone balance is delicate. Our medical specialist agreed that your complications are well beyond our scope and encourages you either read the book, Hormone Balance Made Simple by Dr. John Lee or see a physician. We really appreciate you keeping us updated and hope very much that you continue to do so. JackiePure Health Trends « Show Less
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Thanks that does help. I have been having some side effects with it. After a few days my face started breaking out really bad, I have been starving (even when eating healthy foods). I literally eat and about 5 minutes later I feel like I am starving. I have been getting horrible anxiety before I go to sleep at night to the point where it takes me like 4 hours to finally get to bed even though I am exhausted. I have also been feeling seriously depressed and sad.
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I sometimes purchase this at Wholefoods and the supplement personnel told me that it used to contain Titanium Dioxide but no longer does. I wish Spry would make an announcement somehow to say yay or nay because this is annoying. I can say this, it is NOT on the list of ingredients.
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Progesterone is not one of this product's listed ingredients. It's a sunscreen, not a hormone cream.
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According to the list of ingredients it contains none of those things. It sold as a whole food supplement, so just to trust that is just that.
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I just looked at the Women's Daily Alive yesterday at Costco and found it did not have all the ingredients as the Ultra Potency has. I can't remember all the differences, but the percentages were lower and many missing. I take it for the vitamin B's which are way high over the daily recommended %. Someone else listed all the ingredients so I won't list them again.
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Ellie, I'm concerned about this, too. I read that both wild yam and soy are actually ESTROGEN sources, and so wouldn't they counteract the progesterone? Anybody?
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Hi Kim..No it doesn't contain pseudephrine. I had a prescription from my doctor for Allegra before it became available OTC and since I have a history of high blood pressure, this was a safe alternative. I have always made a point of researching cold and allergy medications to make sure they don't contain pseudephrine because of my high blood pressure. I hope this answers your question. Have a Great Day!
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It contains propylene glycol, which is an alcohol. You may want to Google this ingredient if it's a concern of yours.
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Here is what the bottle says on the back under "Other Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate anhydrous, microcrystalline cellulose, calcium carbonate, stearic acid, croscarmellose sodium, silcon dioxide, hydroxypropylcellulose, magnesium stearate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, dextrose, soy lecitin, sodium citrate and dextrin. The primary ingredients are listed as: LuraLean (Glucomannan)(Amorphophallus konjac)(root), African Mango, Lychee extract, white Kidney Bean extract." I kept the bottle to remind me never ever to buy something like this again. It was a complete waste of money. As I said in the review, eat 2-3 tablespoons of sugar free jello and you'll put more bulk into your stomach than these pills do. Here is what the bottle says on the back under "Other Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate anhydrous, microcrystalline cellulose, calcium carbonate, stearic acid, croscarmellose sodium, silcon dioxide, hydroxypropylcellulose, magnesium stearate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, dextrose, soy lecitin, sodium citrate and dextrin. The primary ingredients are listed as: LuraLean (Glucomannan)(Amorphophallus konjac)(root), African Mango, Lychee extract, white Kidney Bean extract." I kept the bottle to remind me never ever to buy something like this again. It was a complete waste of money. As... » Read More Here is what the bottle says on the back under "Other Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate anhydrous, microcrystalline cellulose, calcium carbonate, stearic acid, croscarmellose sodium, silcon dioxide, hydroxypropylcellulose, magnesium stearate, sodium carboxymethylcellulose, dextrose, soy lecitin, sodium citrate and dextrin. The primary ingredients are listed as: LuraLean (Glucomannan)(Amorphophallus konjac)(root), African Mango, Lychee extract, white Kidney Bean extract." I kept the bottle to remind me never ever to buy something like this again. It was a complete waste of money. As I said in the review, eat 2-3 tablespoons of sugar free jello and you'll put more bulk into your stomach than these pills do. « Show Less
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In the product description, I found this about the vitamin E: "product contains .00022% Vitamin E as a stabilizer to increase shelf life." Since the product description lists the EMU oil as 99.999% pure and lists vitamin E content at .00022%, that adds up to 99.99922% leaving only 0.00078% unknown. I'd say (IMO) that this is the purest emu oil you'll find short of having the actual emu! Not being glib, just that I think it's mostly emu oil with very little other ingredients even including the vitamin E. The product description is on the same page with the item graphics, price, reviews, etc. :) In the product description, I found this about the vitamin E: "product contains .00022% Vitamin E as a stabilizer to increase shelf life." Since the product description lists the EMU oil as 99.999% pure and lists vitamin E content at .00022%, that adds up to 99.99922% leaving only 0.00078% unknown. I'd say (IMO) that this is the purest emu oil you'll find short of having the actual emu! Not being glib, just that I think it's mostly emu oil with very little other ingredients even including the vitamin E. The product description is on the same page with the item graphics, price,... » Read More In the product description, I found this about the vitamin E: "product contains .00022% Vitamin E as a stabilizer to increase shelf life." Since the product description lists the EMU oil as 99.999% pure and lists vitamin E content at .00022%, that adds up to 99.99922% leaving only 0.00078% unknown. I'd say (IMO) that this is the purest emu oil you'll find short of having the actual emu! Not being glib, just that I think it's mostly emu oil with very little other ingredients even including the vitamin E. The product description is on the same page with the item graphics, price, reviews, etc. :) « Show Less
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Offered supplements should be required to show ingredients but many don't. Some "show" it but deliberately blur the list and don't provide a magnifier thereby making it impossible to read. Its ODD! I would never buy a supplement without knowing what's in it! The only way is to look it up elsewhere and hope to find same or better price to reward sites that disclose all the information!
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Neither one of those things is listed in the ingredients. Nor does the cleanser tingle or smell like it contains either ingredient. It's all just herb and flower extracts and some unpronounceable things.
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I have no clue about the ingredients. However, the ratings that I read gave me the impression that this was good stuff. I bought four of them. I have not needed to use it on anyone so I also have no information on the potency. However, based on your response to it and personal experience, I would say that it is exactly what I was looking for. Therefore, my information may be of no use for you, but your information was very helpful to me. Thanks! Sorry I do not have the information you need on the ingredients.
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Dear Toni, Yes this formulation does contain Parabens. However, our Paraben Free version of this product can be found on amazon as well. We wish you the best and feel free to message us if you ever need any assistance. (Paraben-free) Natural Progesto-life Cream (Contains Progesterone USP) Used By Women During All Stages of Menopause. Commonly used for Hot Flashes, Mood Swings, Vaginal Dryness, Insomnia, Wrinkles, Weight Loss, Low Libido, Hormone Acne, Irritability, Energy, TTC, and PCOS. Also used as a face cosmetic cream. Non-GMO, Fragrance-Free, Soy-Free, and Bio-Identical Progestorone USP Dear Toni, Yes this formulation does contain Parabens. However, our Paraben Free version of this product can be found on amazon as well. We wish you the best and feel free to message us if you ever need any assistance. (Paraben-free) Natural Progesto-life Cream (Contains Progesterone USP) Used By Women During All Stages of Menopause. Commonly used for Hot Flashes, Mood Swings, Vaginal Dryness, Insomnia, Wrinkles, Weight Loss, Low Libido, Hormone Acne, Irritability, Energy, TTC, and PCOS. Also used as... » Read More Dear Toni, Yes this formulation does contain Parabens. However, our Paraben Free version of this product can be found on amazon as well. We wish you the best and feel free to message us if you ever need any assistance. (Paraben-free) Natural Progesto-life Cream (Contains Progesterone USP) Used By Women During All Stages of Menopause. Commonly used for Hot Flashes, Mood Swings, Vaginal Dryness, Insomnia, Wrinkles, Weight Loss, Low Libido, Hormone Acne, Irritability, Energy, TTC, and PCOS. Also used as a face cosmetic cream. Non-GMO, Fragrance-Free, Soy-Free, and Bio-Identical Progestorone USP « Show Less
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I sent an answer already but I don't know if it went through. There is no mention of any rosebud content. Strange. Just cottonseed oil snd essential oils in a special petroleum base. Sorry. I love the pruct, however.
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Interestingly, every form of Estroven has different ingredients and even varies from store to store. For instance, in the store, this original version with just soy, cohosh, and magnolia bark (which I love), is ONLY available at Whole Foods and here. BUT, the regular Estroven at the drug stores is different, with cohosh, soy, magnolia, AND green tea and yerbe mate. I don't want yerbe mate. Only this veggie capsule version is the original, real deal.
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You're right. It doesn't list it in the ingredients. Puzzling. Either way, it didn't work for me so I won't be buying it again.