harmful effects of peg-40?
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Many and it is for you and your doctor to work out. The reason is because you might need extra blood test. Also go to the doctor more often than a woman of 25. Many do it and come out happy and health in the end. It is becoming more common as women go to college and move up in companys.
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check out side effects \nprobably heartburn
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Condoms, spermicides, femidoms...\n\nYou'd have to think that anything that messes with your hormone levels, would have negative side effects.
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If any of the following happen, see your doctor.\n\n"Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.\n"      Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur:\n"            Chest pain; shortness of breath; swelling of feet or lower legs" (much longer list)(1)\n\n"More common side effects may include:\n"Abdominal pain, accidental injury, anxiety, arthritis, back pain, bone pain, breast pain, cataracts, chest pain, constipation, cough, depression, diarrhea, dizziness, dry mouth, flu-like symptoms, fractures, headache, heart disease, high blood pressure or cholesterol, hot flashes, infection, insomnia, joint disease or pain, loss of appetite, nausea, osteoporosis, pain, pelvic pain and stiffness, "pins and needles," rash, shortness of breath, sore throat, stomach and intestinal upset, sweating, swelling of arms and legs, urinary tract infection, vaginal discharge or inflammation, vomiting, weakness, weight gain."\n(2)
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not as far as i know. ive been on it a while, and havent noticed any problems. if anything, ive lost weight :)
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No bad side effects.  Helps to stop mood swings.  Helps to balance estrogen dominance, slow growth of uterine fibroid tumors, has a "relaxing" effect possibly for a better night's sleep, some even claim helps headaches.  It helps women retain pregnancy.  One "side effect" may be increased libido (sex drive).  Otherwise, can be very helpful for both males and females.  Be sure it is Natural and not synthetic progesterone.
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there wont be any major side effects. it should increase your metabolism and supress your appetite while you take it. the problems is many people put the weight straight back on when they stop. constantly gaining and losing weight is bad for you. drink lots of water while you take it though.
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lead, poisonous gas emmissions...you are talking about damage...this stuff can kill you
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Feces contains harmful chemicals
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The main side effect of polydextrose is possible bloating.  However, some experts believe that since it is not fully digested, children should not consume it.  If you consume too much of it, it can have a laxative effect.
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Very harmful.  Stay away.
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too many to list -- would consult you to a website\non the internet such as the ADA (american diabetes association) and it would list you all the effects.\nbig ones are kidney and heart.
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Maffei, et al investigated whether estrogen therapy exerted vasoactive affects on post menopausal, healthy women.  Their results, "obtained in healthy women in recent menopause, indicate that the ratio between vasodilator (NOx and prostacyclin) and vasoconstrictor (Estrogen Therapy) bioavailability shifted towards the previous ones after Oral-ET, while it remained unchanged after Transdermal-ET; moreover, catecholamines levels were reduced by both treatments already from 1 month of therapy. These changes might represent very early beneficial effects evoked by ET on the cardiovascular system."\n\nHwang et al investigated the long term effect of estrogen replacement on plasma nitric oxide levels and the effect of arteriosclerotic plaquing.  "In this study, we found no evidence for an estrogen-induced effect on plasma total NO levels which unlikely accounted for the mechanism underlying the 17beta-estradiol atheroprotective effect on subclinical atherosclerosis progression."\n\nKonukoglu, et al investigated plasma total homocysteine concentrations in obese and non-obese female patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus; its relations with plasma oxidative stress and nitric oxide levels.  They determined "there was no significant correlation between plasma homocysteine and plasma NOx, insulin and blood pressure. They thought that homocysteine might have a permissive role on the endothelium damage through free radical generating systems and the presence of obesity the free radical induced-damage has been elevated in diabetic patients."\n\nR.W. Ke et al was investigating Effect of short-term hormone therapy on oxidative stress and endothelial function in African American and Caucasian postmenopausal women.  In addition, HT's effect on plasma nitric oxide (NO) activity was determined as a measure of vascular endothelial function. They investigated the relationship of these markers and HT across race and the cardiovascular risk factors of smoking, diabetes and hypertension.\nThey determined that "Nitrite, the stable oxidation metabolite of NO, was measured by the Greiss reaction after nitrate reduction to nitrite with cadmium.Plasma levels of free 8-isoprostane decreased significantly after 6 weeks of HT. Although almost all subjects benefited from the reduction in free 8-isoprostane, PMW with at least one cardiovascular risk factor (n = 19) demonstrated higher free 8-isoprostane than did subjects with no risk factors. "\n\nIn sum it appears that estrogen in the form of oral hormone replacement therapy increases the plasma nitrite levels in diabetic, post menopausal females to a greater extent than that of their non-cardiac risk factor counter parts.
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If you are responsible about it, none.\n\nSight effects may include: eye damage, leg pains, arm craps, sprained clicking finger, atrophe of every muscle in the body, refusal to leave the computer to urinate or defecate, retinal bleeding, nausea, indigestion, upset stomach, malnutrition, lowering of school grades, loss of job, and excommunication.\n\nComputers are not for everyone. Consult your doctor before use.\n\nPhAtM4N for more questions
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Oh my. YES, stop the Provera!!!\nIt's a synthetic hormone, and is not healthy.\n\nInstead of a hysterectomy, please consider a natural progesterone cream. There are virtually NO side effects because it is exactly the same as the hormone your body used to produce, and this is what SHOULD have been recommended to you in the first place.\n\nYou still need your girly parts, even into menopause. There are horrible consequences with hysterectomies!\n\n\n-----------------------\n\nProvera is a synthetic version of progesterone; its actions bear little resemblance to the natural hormone. Most physicians mistakenly think Provera is progesterone, so it¹s not surprising that the media doesn't understand, let alone emphasize, the difference either. \n\nComprehending the available information on HRT requires an extensive understanding of hormone physiology. Unfortunately, very few physicians and even fewer in the media can explain HRT or converse intelligently about the variety of viable and healthy alternatives to HRT already in existence.\n\nEven more disturbing are many of the "solutions" or alternatives to HRT offered in popular magazines. No one has mentioned using the real ones to combat hormone deficiencies. Instead, recommendations include Prozac for depression, Lipitor for cholesterol, high blood pressure drugs to treat hot flashes and, of course, the recently patented (and profitable) designer estrogens and biphosphates to treat osteoporosis. The side effects of these are alarming.\n\nConventional medical doctors have known for decades that progesterone counters the negative effects that excessive estrogens can cause throughout a woman's system. With consistent use of inappropriate hormones like Provera, however, this knowledge dwindled to the myth that progesterone only protects the uterus and is therefore unnecessary if a woman has had a hysterectomy. The entire foundation of HRT has been faulty from the beginning because of misinformation like this.\n\nIt's not the least bit surprising that using mismatched and artificial hormones has delivered less than optimal results. What is surprising is that it has taken medicine this long to figure that out. Almost everyone intuitively understands that using diesel truck parts in a finely tuned sports car would hamper performance, if not stop it altogether. Yet, we're repeatedly given the equivalent of diesel parts for our finely tuned human bodies.\n\nPatent laws in this country favor the creation of synthetic artificial chemicals to the exclusion of anything natural. Since anything that occurs in nature cannot be patented, it will never be astronomically profitable. This simple fact has affected medical education and practice since its inception.\n\nIt is in the drug company's interest to convince medical doctors and the public that natural herbal remedies and bioidentical hormones are either useless or extremely dangerous and uncontrolled. Never mind hundreds, and in many cases thousands, of years of safe and effective herbal use by humans. As for the hormones, I¹ll put my money on three million years of human evolution over 50 years of questionable pharmaceutical research.
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Only one side effect. DEATH!
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In low single doses (200 to 400 mg) and daily doses of up to 1,200 mg the incidence of side effects is low. However, in patients treated on a long-term basis with more than 1,200 mg daily discontinuation rates are as high as 10 to 15%.This includes smoking, injecting or any form of absorption.\n\nCommon adverse effects include: nausea, dyspepsia, gastrointestinal ulceration/bleeding, raised liver enzymes, diarrhoea, headache, dizziness, salt and fluid retention, hypertension.\n\nInfrequent adverse effects include: oesophageal ulceration, heart failure, hyperkalaemia, renal impairment, confusion, bronchospasm, rash