Judy Patterson wrote:

> Thanks, Ellis, but since I take estrogen days 1-25 (according to the
> instructions from My doctor), wouldn't my estrogen levels be high
> during all that time, so would your formula still work?
>
> Judy
>
> Ellis: Hello Judy... Since you are 62 years old, I suppose your body
> is not going through cycles anymore... and if you are taking
> estrogen days 1 - 25, I suppose day 26-50 are all pretty much the
> same, so just take growth hormone in a steady dose.
>
> BUT... If *** I *** was your doctor, I would also cycle estrogen
> and progesterone on a 62 year old woman.
>
> Of course... I am not a doctor, and this is only "according to
> Ellis" so don't pay attention to me. - Ellis

Dr. Marley: Latest studies (very large ones) have shown a
significantly increased incidence of breast cancer in post
menopausal women on Estrogen/progesterone, but not increased on
straight estrogen.

However the incidence of uterine cancer was higher in the plain
estrogen group.

So women who have had a hysterectomy are better off taking straight
estrogen rather than cycling with progesterone.

The rest, I guess, throw the dice. - cm

Ellis: Hello Dr. Marley... That is very strange, don't you
think? I wonder why that is? Why would estrogen and
progesterone cause a higher incidence of cancer than
estrogen alone? I can't think of a reason... I don't see
why estrogen or progesterone should cause cancer at all,
but I think they do... or at least, they feed cancer.

But supposing that it is correct, my answer to Judy Patterson
is still the same, she can take a steady dose of HGH...

I THINK HGH might LOWER the incidence of cancer...

Thanks for writing.

Ellis