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Here is a summary of article I thought you might be interested in. Bioidentical hormones (and all other hormones) should NOT be taken orally, Jonathan Wright, MD In this seven-minute audio clip, Jonathan Wright, MD notes that bioidentical hormones (and all other hormones) should NOT be taken orally, but rather applied transmucosally (applied to a mucous membrane; inside the labia for women, and on the perianal mucosa for men (the same place a hemorrhoid would develop).) He notes that, for example, estrogen, progesterone and testosterone are released into the blood stream, go to the heart, and then are distributed to the tissues BEFORE they pass through the liver. He notes that if we take hormones ORALLY, they go to the liver first, where it is the liver’s job to GET RID OF THEM. Dr. Wright notes that he ALWAYS tries to COPY NATURE. He said that he USED TO apply these hormones transdermally (applied to the skin), however, back in the 1980’s he had a woman tell him that the hormones were no longer working, and she had been rotating where on the skin that she was applying the hormones. When he checked her blood levels, he found that her hormone levels were FALLING. He had this woman switch from applying the hormones transdermally to a transmucosal administration, applying the hormones inside the labia, and using the SAME prescription, her hormone levels came back up to where they had been. After doing so, she said, “I feel better!” He notes that the same thing happens with men who apply testosterone on the skin. It works for awhile, and then hormone levels fall. So he has men apply testosterone to the perianal mucosa (the mucosal membrane around the anus, where a hemorrhoid would develop.) He notes that for men, this is the ONLY mucous membrane in the groin area, which allows testosterone to enter the body into the bloodstream in the same area that it normally comes from. Audio Clip Here The audio clip is posted here The audio clip from the interview is posted here. Here is the link to the entire article. http://www.fatnews.com/index.php/5303

Bioidentical hormones (and all other hormones) should NOT be taken orally, Jonathan Wright, MD

In this seven-minute audio clip, Jonathan Wright, MD notes that bioidentical hormones (and all other hormones) should NOT be taken orally, but rather applied transmucosally (applied to a mucous membrane; inside the labia for women, and on the perianal mucosa for men (the same place a hemorrhoid would develop).)

He notes that, for example, estrogen, progesterone and testosterone are released into the blood stream, go to the heart, and then are distributed to the tissues BEFORE they pass through the liver.

He notes that if we take hormones ORALLY, they go to the liver first, where it is the liver’s job to GET RID OF THEM.

Dr. Wright notes that he ALWAYS tries to COPY NATURE.

He said that he USED TO apply these hormones transdermally (applied to the skin), however, back in the 1980’s he had a woman tell him that the hormones were no longer working, and she had been rotating where on the skin that she was applying the hormones.

When he checked her blood levels, he found that her hormone levels were FALLING.

He had this woman switch from applying the hormones transdermally to a transmucosal administration, applying the hormones inside the labia, and using the SAME prescription, her hormone levels came back up to where they had been.

After doing so, she said, “I feel better!”

He notes that the same thing happens with men who apply testosterone on the skin.

It works for awhile, and then hormone levels fall.

So he has men apply testosterone to the perianal mucosa (the mucosal membrane around the anus, where a hemorrhoid would develop.)

He notes that for men, this is the ONLY mucous membrane in the groin area, which allows testosterone to enter the body into the bloodstream in the same area that it normally comes from.

Audio Clip Here

The audio clip is posted here

The audio clip from the interview is posted here.

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