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Successful, Full-Term Pregnancy
Progesterone is the “Pro-Gestation” hormone, the single most necessary hormone for a successful, full-term pregnancy.
If there is a drop in progesterone levels during the first trimester or a blocking of progesterone receptor sites, this will almost always result in a Miscarriage!
Later on in the pregnancy, a drop in progesterone levels or blocking of the receptors will almost always result in pre-term or early birth.
At ovulation, progesterone levels rapidly rise from 2-3 mg/day to an average of 28-30 mg. per day, peaking as high as 32 mg/day.
If fertilization does not occur in ten or twelve days, progesterone levels fall dramatically, triggering the shedding of the lining (the menstrual cycle). If pregnancy does occur, however, progesterone production is taken over by the placenta on or about week 18-20, which secretes an ever increasing supply of your Pro-Gestation hormone, reaching 300-400 mg/day during the third trimester!
Among the numerous other desirable effects of Natural Progesterone are the following:
- Makes Possible the Survival of the Fertilized Egg (successful pregnancy)
- Maintains the Secretory Endometrium which Feeds the Ovum & Resultant Embryo (full-term pregnancy)
- Progesterone Surge at Ovulation is the Source of Libido
For emphasis, because progesterone is absolutely essential to prevent the premature shedding of the supportive secretory endometrium, a significant drop in progesterone levels or blockade of progesterone receptor sites during the first 10 – 12 weeks of pregnancy will almost always result in the loss of the embryo (failed pregnancy or miscarriage).
Dr. Katarina Dalton reports that women who use a properly formulated progesterone cream during the first 19-20 weeks of pregnancy did not suffer with toxemia and produced healthier, more intelligent children!
Karen’s experience
Dear David,
I need to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the recent birth of my son.
I met you via telephone after reading your web page during my fourth miscarriage almost 3 years ago.
Ever since I received my first jar of progesterone cream two days later, I have lived life without the terribly agonizing symptoms of estrogen dominance, ultimately allowing me the greatest gift in life!
My son, Samuel David who I named after you, is a living testimony as to the validity of your progesterone cream formula.
May God bless you as He has my family.
Sincerely,
Karen