How Premarin is Manufactured

Hormonal Replacement Therapy has been proven to be
so incredibly dangerous after the Women's Health
Initiative study, that it was stopped. Women were
dying left and right.

Fortunately, many women listened to the results
of this comprehensive study and stopped HRT.

Some women couldn't live without it and continued.

I totally understand the dilemma, because I have
a hard time living without my hormone cream as
well. The difference is that I use a natural
progesterone cream, which has no side-effects,
and doesn't harm any animals.

What Really Happens in Manufacturing...
Here's how HRT (also known as premarin,
prempro, premphase, prempac and premelle) is
made:

A broodmare is impregnated. She then spends about
6 months harnessed to a urine collecion device.
She can't lie down. She can't walk around.
She can only take 2 steps forward or backward.

The stall is approximately four feet wide,
eight feet long, and five feet high.

Just before she gives birth, she is taken out
of her stall to deliver her foal in a paddock.

After she gives birth, her foal is either
sent to the slaughter house or allowed to
live on the "farm" where it goes through the
same atrocities as its mother.

For the mare, after 6 months, the whole process
begins again, until she is no longer of any use.

Healthy horses live on the average of 20-28
years, premarin mares rarely make it past 9.

Still want to continue?
Think about that before you continue with your
HRT. There are many other viable options now
available for you.

My first advice is to get a saliva hormone test
done. Then, have a compound pharmacist make
your formula. You will see the difference!
Plus,you will have the added peace of mind
that your are not harming any animals.


Until next time,
Dr.Judy