The Forgotten Protector: Why Progesterone Decline in Aging Men May Be a Hidden Driver of Alzheimer's Disease https://t.co/mmp5mIx3fH via @carolpetersen68
I received a thoughtful email from Dr. Jerilynn C. Prior, MD, FRCPC, Professor Emerita of Medicine and a leading researcher in women’s reproductive health and menstrual cycle science. She kindly gave me permission to share her comments here.
https://t.co/RyEpbPFEEO
Studies show that endometriosis lesions have fewer progesterone receptors, especially PR-B, compared to normal uterine tissue. Read more: Resistance Is Futile? Endometriosis and the Progesterone Resistance Standoff https://t.co/uK3oKiZxYK
Thanks for mentioning CeMCOR — it's a fantastic independent research centre founded by Dr. Jerilynn Prior in 2002, focused on menstrual cycle and ovulation research, and the important roles of progesterone in women's bone, breast, and overall health.
Just to clarify: I wasn't involved in any of the research itself. I'm honoured to serve on their Scientific Advisory Board (it's listed as Medical/Scientific Advisory Board on their site), where I help review and support the excellent work they do.
CeMCOR's resources are some of the most evidence-based and practical materials available on cycle monitoring, ovulation disturbances, and why natural progesterone matters so much. Highly recommend exploring their site if you're interested in the science behind it.
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@Louise_m_perry@Delscottio@BretWeinstein Low progesterone levels have led to young women having hysterectomies because of uncontrolled PMDD, PCOS, PMS.
It’s a huge problem that few are willing to discuss.
Our hormones are totally out of whack.
BHRT!!!
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