
A woman needs balance
AIM Renewed Balance is a topical progesterone
cream formulated to help your body stay in balance. This is especially
important for women, as many health practitioners believe that keeping two
important hormones, estrogen and progesterone, in balance can result in a
carefree attitude throughout menopause and maintained bone density.
AIM Renewed Balance maintains
cellular balance and decreases symptoms of estrogen dominance. It aids
hormonal balance to aid symptoms associated with PMS, menopause and
osteoporosis. It contains natural progesterone derived from wild yam and
soy plants. It should not be confused with wild yam extract which does not
convert to natural progesterone in the body and therefore does not have
the same molecular structure.
Dosage: How much natural progesterone to
use depends on your biochemistry. Generally, it is recommended that you
use 20 mg to 24 mg of natural progesterone in a day- this amount is found
in approximately 1/8 teaspoons (337 mg) of Renewed Balance cream. If you
use this much, 1 jar should last 2 to 3 calendar months, using the cream 2
to 3 weeks per month. This is the recommended according to Dr. Lee.
Rub the cream into areas of thin skin, such as
the neck, upper chest, breasts, and inside arms. Rotating among the
various sites maximizes absorption.
Always adjust your natural progesterone use to
your needs. If symptoms disappear or reappear, use less or more.
Shelf life is 2 years, sealed. Store in a cool,
dry place (70-75 F;20.1 0 23.8 C). Keep away from heat. It can be
refrigerated, but should not be frozen. Use in the weeks after opening the
jar.
Miscellaneous Information
Benefits
 | Maintains cellular balance |
 | Decreases symptoms of estrogen dominance |
Features
 | Contains natural progesterone derived from
wild yam and soy plants |
 | Has not been tested on animals |
 | Contains 1,500 mg of natural progesterone per
2-oz jar |
 | 2.oz (56 g) jar |
Notes *These
statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is
not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. |