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• Faith at 10/26/11 2:49 PM
  • Hello. I have elevated prolactin levels and my ND put me on Myomin. I was just wondering if this will help to regulate my levels? I am curious because I thought you had to regulate the dopamine levels in order to regulate prolactin. I previously went to an endocrinologist who wanted to put me on meds, but I opted for the natural route. I am 32 years old and am trying to get regulated before trying to conceive. Would appreciate any advice and feedback. Thank you!
    Faith
  • Faith, Unfortunately we do not have enough information to give a definite answer. While prolactin has nothing to do with conceiving, you may have been prescribed myomin for elevated estradial levels. If so, then myomin is the correct product to take. For a more in depth answer you can schedule a consultation with Dr. Ben at the link below. http://www.healthegoods.com/consult.html In Health, The HealthE Goods Team
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• Myomin at 11/26/11 8:07 PM
  • I have been telling my cousin, who has been diagnosed with breast cancer, how much the Myomin helped to rid my body of fibroid lumps in the breasts. I will refer her to your web site, but I was also trying to locate the map which shows the chemical pathway of how myomin effects our system. Do you have a copy of that and if it is on your web site could you please direct me to it. Great site; you actually do more than Dr. Chi to promote this wonderful product. After 47 years of fibroid lumps in my breasts, I am clear after using Myomin for 9 mo to 1 year. I do continue with a maintenance of 1 per day. N. Dinsmore
  • Here is one pathway demonstration showing how aromatase inhibitors work in different parts of the body: http://www.pharmgkb.org/pathway/PA145011117 Here is another: http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/409520_6 Basically, Myomin helps inhibit aromatase according to studies done. Make sure your bone density levels are good. If estrogen levels drop too low, then your bone density weakens among other symptoms such as dry skin, decreased vaginal secretions, thin skin - to name a few. There are various causes of breast cancer. If the breast cancer is estrogen receptive, then Myomin may prove beneficial. If it is not, then Myomin may not help. I highly recommend the use of Vitamin D3, Iodine and Modified Citrus Pectin (Pectasol) for those with breast cancer. If undergoing chemotherapy, then make sure supplementation of 10 grams of L Glutamine Powder is taken three times daily mixed in a large glass of filtered water. Make sure they talk with their physician about these suggestions. Pectasol is here: http://www.healthegoods.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Pectasol&t=1 Vitamin D3 is here: http://www.healthegoods.com/liquid-vitamin-d360-1-oz.html Iodine is here: http://www.healthegoods.com/optimal-iodine-90-vegetarian-capsules-seeking-health.html L Glutamine Powder is here: http://www.healthegoods.com/l-glutamine-powder-300-grams.html
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• Bio Identical Hormones at 12/2/11 3:41 PM
  • I'm considering start taking Myomin... Does that means I can stop taking my bio identical replacement therapy?
  • Hello - It is impossible to answer this question. My apologies. I am not sure what you are trying to achieve and your physician needs to dictate treatment for you. Myomin is excellent at reducing estrogen levels indirectly by reducing the formation of estrogen. If you are taking bio-identical hormones and you are low in estrogen, Myomin is not a good idea. Best Dr Ben
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• Constipation from Myomin? at 12/9/11 9:18 AM
  • My husband started taking Myomin 7 days ago as directed by a physician. In the past few days he has developed constipation. There are no other changes in his diet except the Myomin. Can Myomin be causing constipation?
  • Hello - I have not heard of constipation as side effect of Myomin but each person is different. Make sure he is taking Myomin with food. How many capsules is he taking at any one time? How many a day? Best, Dr Ben
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• Early Puberty at 12/25/11 11:02 PM
  • Hello,
    
    Do you think Myomin might be beneficial in treating early puberty? If not, any natural recommendations?
    
    Thank you,
    CNF
  • Hello CNF - Myomin may be useful as estrogens tend to cause early puberty. I would look at the cause of the early onset of puberty though. Exposure to plastic: - eating out of plastic - drinking out of plastic - microwaving in plastic - eating canned foods Poor liver function? Not detoxing well? Low amounts of beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract? Avoid all plastic - recycle all of it and eat, drink and cook in lead-free ceramic, stainless steel, iron or glass. Take probiotics. ProBiota 12 is an effective probiotic: http://www.healthegoods.com/probiota-12-maximum-support-50-billion-cfus-twelve-species-probiotic-60-vegetarian-capsules-seeking-health.html Support liver health which is needed to help process excess estrogens and metabolize them. This is also critical to help detox toxins that mimic estrogen and these are found everywhere in our environment. http://www.healthegoods.com/liver-nutrients-60-vegetarian-capsules-seeking-health.html Consider fish oil to reduce inflammation, and support the formation of healthy estrogens - not the inflammatory types: http://www.healthegoods.com/optimal-fish-oil-60-softgels.html Eat chia seeds throughout the day as they provide healthy oils and minerals which support healthy levels of estrogen: http://www.healthegoods.com/1-pound.html Make sure you talk with your doctor about monitoring your hormones and making sure they are within normal ranges. Best, Dr Ben
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• My Question! at 2/5/12 2:15 AM
  • So the question I asked before never was answered and so that must mean that you do not need my business then........ To many websites like this:/
  • Hello - I never received your question. Please do ask it again! Thank you! Dr Ben
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• Myomin and soy at 2/5/12 4:39 AM
  • I curently have a hypersensativity to any and all soy. I have been taking Dimpro which has a little soy in it but worksto balance hormones but I do have a reaction. I want to switch and try Myomin which seems to do the same. I would like to know if it is in fact actually a soy free product. Thank you for your time:)
  • Yes, this product is completely soy free.
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• Myomin at 3/19/12 11:01 AM
  • mother is 83 years old, she has a mass on her pituitary gland that drops her sodium and potassium so she has to take prednisone 5mg a day, she is also on high blood medication, thyroid, cholesterol, resless legs,. Will she benefit by taking Myomin to shirank her mass, and not inter fear with her medications. ...?... Thank you for your time.
    Ruth
  • Hello - I am not sure if Myomin would help. Is the mass on her pituitary gland estrogen sensitive - if so - then yes, Mymoin may help. Given the compounding factors and medications, I am not able to safely recommend anything. I highly recommend you locate a naturopathic physician near her. You may do so here at www.naturopathic.org The naturopathic physician can work together with her, you and her doctors. In health, Dr Ben
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• Good for Prostate Enlargement? at 4/2/12 3:37 PM
  • How good is Myomin for prostate enlargement?
  • I have heard good success and in fact I think one of the Myomin reviews discusses how it helped a gentleman reduce his prostate size. However, I typically don't recommend Myomin for prostate enlargement. I rather use BioProstate by Biogenesis along with Optimal Turmeric by Seeking Health. BioProstate is here: http://www.healthegoods.com/bioprostate-120-capsules-biogenesis-nutraceuticals.html Optimal Turmeric is here: http://www.healthegoods.com/optimal-turmeric-100-vegetarian-capsules-seeking-health.html In health, Dr Ben
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• Very Estrogen Dominant - HCG Only Thing That Worked... at 4/23/12 3:10 PM
  • Hello,
    
    I just discovered Myomin last night and after reading many positive reviews and how the product works for many disorders and symptoms I am going to give it a try along with the DIM-I3C. I am at my wits end!
    
    I am a 45 year old woman who for most of my life has been an active athlete and maintained a size 4 - 6 with little effort. In 2009 I got off birth control pills cold turkey and didn't replace them with any HRT. Over the next year I gained 50 pounds and no amount of working out or eating right worked to reduce the weight. I grew frustrated and had the saliva test and went to a bio-identical hormone specialist listed in Suzanne Somers book. I found out I had very high levels of estrogen, was estrogen dominant, and was barely, barely producing any progesterone. I learned that working out actually exacerbates the weight problem with inflamation and continual fat production. I had every symptom imaginable and went on organic progesterone cream. That helped tremendously but the weight still did not come off.
    
    I discovered homeopathic HCG and lost 30 pounds. The problem was when I got off the HCG the weight came back. Working out and eating right didn't matter. Also going off the HCG brought on severe cramping, water retention, bloating, loss of sleep, joint pain, etc. I couldn't win!!!! I can't stay on HCG my whole life.
    
    I would like to read testimonies of women who have lost 40+ pounds on Myomin and DIM-I3C. Can you report on these success stories? I would like to know how much weight a woman lost the first 30 days on Myomin/DIM and after 60 days how much weight came off. Also, once you lose the weight do you have to continue to take these products for the remainder of your life?
    
    Many thanks! I so want my active, fit, healthy body back!!

  • Hello - 

    I suspect that you have some blockages in your estrogen metabolism and those are what may need to be addressed.

    Myomin and DIM+I3C are useful in lowering estrogen but do not get at the root cause of the elevation.

    I'd consider looking at your lifestyle, diet, liver health and potentially some genetic mutations such as MTHFR and COMT.

    In the meantime, starting on DIM+I3C is a good start along with taking ProBiota 12 and Liver Nutrients and Optimal Fish Oil.

    A consult here is highly recommended. If you'd like my help in getting to the bottom of your elevated estrogen levels, I'm available via consults. Please call 800-689-8221 to set up a time and I'm there on call with you one on one.

    In health,Dr Ben 

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• Multiple liver cysts at 4/28/12 12:52 PM
  • I am age 63, post-total hysterectomy at age 43, on replacement estrogen until about age 53. I have been diagnosed with multiple liver cysts (since 1994 but enlarging over time) with the largest at 8.9 cm. They are somewhat symptomatic with intermittent pain under right rib. I note that the myomin has helped reduce the size of liver cysts. I have mild renal insufficiency (creatinine 1.2) (caused by Boneva which I no longer use). Is it safe to take Myomin with the renal issue? How long would I need to take it?
    Thank you.

  • Hello - 

    This is a complex medical question that is not safe for me to answer.

    I apologize that I cannot offer more information.

    Do ask your integrative physician if it is ok to take Myomin with your renal issue.

    In health,

    Dr Ben

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• DIM at 4/28/12 3:33 PM
  • I contacted a company that I order DIM from and during the conversation mentioned that I was recently diagnosed with a thyroid problem for which I am taking a natural supplement. The consultant advised that I should not take DIM if I have thyroid issues, but I'm not clear why. She recommended Myomin, instead, so that's what I'm not taking for my estrogen dominance and uterine fibroids. Can you tell me why DIM is not recommended if you have thyroid issues? Thanks!

  • Hello - 

    I am not sure why DIM cannot be taken if you have a thyroid problem. Research shows that DIM can be useful for thyroid disorders. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16219298

    Myomin is useful in lowering elevated estrogen levels - so that is a good 2nd option.

    In health,

    Dr Ben

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• PCOS and TTC at 5/6/12 4:02 PM
  • Hello, I am seeing a naturalist who has suggested I take Myomin because it would help with my PCOS. She isn't sure however about taking it when you are pregnant. My questions are 1.) should I continue to take it even if I was to become pregnant or not? and 2.) should I take it up until ovulation then stop, or the whole month no matter what?
    
    Thank You!

  • Hello -

    It is always recommended to have your OB/GYN or midwife and/or integrative physician monitor your hormones when trying to conceive and while pregnant.

    Myomin is a great product for those with PCOS as is DIM + I3C by Seeking Health.

    If your estrogen levels are elevated, it is ok to take Myomin and/or DIM+I3C before getting pregnant. Once pregnant, I'd stop it and ask your integrative physician to see what they recommend.

    I do recommend you consider taking 1 to 2 scoops of Inositol once to twice daily to help support insulin levels. Inositol may be significantly important to you currently.

    I also suggest you consider Optimal Fish Oil capsules to help support healthy membranes and triglyceride levels. Consider taking 2 capsules with lunch and 2 capsules with dinner.

    In health,

    Dr Ben

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• Beneficial ? at 6/18/12 1:39 PM
  • Could you please tell me which would be more bennefical for ganglion cysts in the wrist are, myomin or a systemic type enzyme. Thank you

  • Hello - 

    A systemic enzyme would be best - along with applying castor oil on them daily to help soften them.

    Best

    Dr Ben

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• On the right track? at 6/22/12 9:14 AM
  • I just listened to your recording, I am 55 years old and think I have problems with Estrogen dominance I have very sore breasts and had at one time take Calcium D'Citrate. I am not on HRTs and am overweight by about 20 pounds. I would like to know if I am on the right track to take the Calcium again or do I take Myomin?

  • Do you mean Calcium D Glucarate?

    Taking calcium citrate will have no effect on estrogen levels - not to my knowledge.

    Taking Myomin or DIM + I3C are both effective at supporting healthy estrogen levels.

    Making sure you instill lifestyle and dietary changes to help lower estrogen levels is highly recommended.

     In health,

    Dr Ben

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• When best to start? at 8/19/12 9:55 PM
  • When in a woman's cycle is it best to Start Myomin? Also, should I fluctuate dosage during my cycle?
    
    

  • With Myomin, it can be taken anytime during your cycle and maintained throughout.

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• Incorrect Ingredient Name at 8/26/12 8:14 PM
  • I was reviewing the ingredients in this product as provided on this site. I came across Cyperus otundus which should be Cyperus Rotundus. It's important these ingredient names are correct in case they need to be checked for possible conflicts that patients buying this product are taking.

  • Thank you! 

    We will correct it!

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• Fibroadenomas at 9/4/12 2:35 PM
  • Hello. I am a 25 y/o female. I'm not overweight and eat a primarily vegetarian, gluten free, very minimal dairy diet. Last year I had 4 fibroadenomas in one breast and tried to get rid of them naturally (herbs, vit c therapy, castor oil packs, etc.), but was unsuccesful. Due to the pain that they caused, I opted for surgery and had them removed 10 months ago. Now I found another one in the same breast in the same spot as two of the previous four lumps. When I have had my hormones tested, my results showed that I was low in progesterone and not ideal, but within range, of my other levels. I have also struggled with adrenal fatigue (still do) and thyroid issues, though the latter is mostly corrected nowadays. I have a high stress job and usually get about 6 hours of sleep a night, but deal with restless legs frequently. Due to the issue with my recurrent lumps, do you think Myomin would be beneficial for me to try? Thank you for your time!

  • Hello - 

    It appears that you may have elevated estrogen levels. Please have your doctor check your female hormone levels.

    If your estrogen is elevated, Myomin or DIM+I3C by Seeking Health may be useful in supporting healthy estrogen levels.

    Also, supporting your liver with Liver Nutrients by Seeking Health - at one capsule with dinner.

    I would not recommend Myomin or DIM+I3C if your estrogen levels are fine.

    Supporting your adrenals and thyroid gland is critical. 

    Consider taking 1 capsule of Pantothenic Acid with breakfast and 1 with lunch to support your adrenals.

    Taking some quality fish oil may also help - such as Optimal Fish Oil - consider 2 capsules with dinner.

    If you are struggling with restless legs, consider:- 1 to 2 capsules of Magnesium Plus before bed- 2 capsules of Ashwagandha before bed- 1/2 tablet of Active B12 with Metafolin upon rising.

    Supporting your adrenals also with vitamin C is also recommended. Consider mixing 1 to 2 scoops of Optimal Vitamin C Powder in a liter of filtered water and drink throughout the day. This will help support your adrenals, hydration and also support glutathione recycling - for detoxification.

    These recommendations may help you.

     In health,

    Dr Ben

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• Is Myomin safe to take with Tamoxifen? at 9/7/12 2:05 PM
  • Hi there,
    
    I am a 39 year old woman taking Tamoxifen to prevent BC recurrence and also take the Myomin to ward off uterine polyps. I haven't read anything that says Myomin is contraindicated for use with Tamoxifen but I just want to make sure, given all of the SE's I have to endure with the Tamoxifen. I just want to make sure it's efficacy is not being interefered with. Please advise. Thank you!
    C-

  • Hello -

    This is a question that you have to present to your integrative doctor.

    Tamoxifen and Myomin both work on estrogens so it is best to work with an integrative doctor to check on your estrogen levels and estrogen fractionation.

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• full ingredient list at 10/27/12 4:41 AM
  • Hello,
    
    Could you please send me the exact ingredient list for Myomin as well as for the capsule? Is it a vegetarian capsule? I am sensitive to added ingredients in supplements and would like to know full list before I purchase. Thanks!

  • Hello,

    Thank you for your inquiry. the ingredients are

    Serving size: 2 capsules Servings per container: 60

    Supplement Facts:
    Proprietary Herbal Extract Blend	1000 mg	*
    Astragalus membranaceus	-	-
    Curcuma zedoaria	-	-
    Cyperus rotundus	-

    No preservatives, no sodium, no artificial colors, no yeast, no animal product.

    It is a gelatin capsule.

    Have a nice day :)

    Chloe

     

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• Myomin at 11/5/12 12:39 AM
  • I am estrogen dominant ie high estrogen levels in comparison to my progesterone level. I am 40 years old and suffer from gilberts disease one of my enzymes responsible for phase 2 liver detoxification ie estrogen conjugation only works at 25 %. I have taken liver supplements but to no avail. My question is should I be taking Myomin or DIM or both to reduce my estrogen levels?? I have taken DIM in the past but did not see a reduction in my estrogen, I only took it for a month.............maybe it needed more time to work?

  • Hello and thanks for your question!

    Myomin works by blocking the aromatase enzyme in the body, which in turn reduces the production of estrogen.  This is an indirect action on estrogen.  If your estrogen is sky high, DIM & IC3 are more potent and decrease estrogen even more than Myomin.  They work by binding and blocking estrogen receptors and also increase an ability for your liver to detoxify excess estrogen.  Talk to your doctor if you are interested in taking any of these products.  DIM + I3C and Myomin may be taken together if your estrogen levels are elevated.  You may need to take the DIM longer to see results.  You must have you doctor monitor your estrogen levels as they should not get too low.

    Also consider why your estrogen may be high?  Some items to consider:  Be aware of what you eat and where it comes from.  Avoid drinking or eating out of plastic containers.  Avoid heating food in plastic containers.  Many plastics contain BPA (common sources of BPA:  plastic cups, plastic water bottles, plastics (in general), lining of canned foods, etc.).  Estrogen is readily increased through synthetic xenoestrogens, which are widely used industrial compounds, such as PCBs, BPA, and phthalates, which have estrogenic effects on a living organisms.  Consider eating and drinking out of stainless steel and glass instead.

     If overweight, consider losing weight because adipose tissue (ie: fat) creates estrogen. 

    Consider taking a probiotic.  One capsule after dinner to help assist your body eliminate excessive estrogens and process xenoestrogens.  I recommend: http://www.healthegoods.com/probiota-12-maximum-support-50-billion-cfus-twelve-species-probiotic-60-vegetarian-capsules-seeking-health.html

    What are you vitamin D levels?  Have your doctor check your levels to determine whether or not you need a vitamin D3 supplement.

    In Health and Happiness,

    Kelly Harrington, MS, RD

    Nutritionist for Healthy Goods

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• conception & pregnancy at 1/3/13 10:46 AM
  • Hi there. I am 42 yrs old, currently have adenomyosis, and trying to conceive. A couple of questions: Is it safe to take Myomin when trying to conceive? Is it safe taking it during pregnancy? Thanks.

  • Hi Sandra,

    It is ok to take Myomin while trying to conceive.  Once you become pregnant, discontinue the Myomin.  It is not recommended to take Myomin while pregnant.  Since you're trying to conceive, don't forget to start taking folic acid now to reduce your risk of a baby with a birth defect (ie: neural tube defects).  I recommend the active form of folic acid, which is 5-Methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) or folinic acid.  You need 400 mcg before becoming pregnant and once you are pregnant, the recommendation is 800 mcg per day.  Here are a couple folic acid supplement options:

    http://healthygoods.com/thorne-research-5-mthf-methyltetrahydrofolate-5-mg.html

    http://healthygoods.com/seeking-health-l-5-mthf-1000.html

    Best of luck to you!

    In Health and Happiness,

    Kelly Harrington, MS, RDNutritionist for Healthy Goods 

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• Hot Flashes and Menopausal Symptoms at 3/14/13 9:34 PM
  • I am 59 years old. Been on bioidential HRT for over 7 years until last year when I had some minor spotting. GYN took me off, did some tests and felt I was low in estrogen due to vaginal dryness and cracking on my cervix. Put me on estrace cream and prometrium. Had a flare up of cysts in my breast. Went off that and tried herbs with little success. Went back on bioidentical HRT till had some spotting again. Tried Amberen with no result. Need relief from hot flashes and other menopausal symptoms. Is this appropriate for me to take?

  • Hi Bonnie,

    Myomin has also been reported to be effective in reducing the severity and frequency of hot flashes in some women.  Although its exact mechanism on this particular function remains to be elucidated, it may be explained by Myomin's ability to compete with estrogen at the cells' estrogen receptors.  Please note, however, some women experience worsening of symptoms with Myomin.  This is probably due to very low levels of estrogen in these women.  For this reason, please consult with your primary health care provider.

    In Health and Happiness,

    Kelly Harrington, MS, RD

    Registered Dietitian Nutritionist for Healthy Goods

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• Dermoid Cysts at 4/6/13 9:27 PM
  • My wife was found to have dermoid cysts on her ovaries. We were wondering if Myomin would be helpful with this? We have read a general overview of these type of cysts and find it curious that they could contain hair, teeth, etc. We find it curious being that our last child was found to have been a twin (they suspect the other twin was lost very early on, the placenta showing where a 2nd umbilical cord was attached). Could this be the cause of the cysts? We have had issues conceiving another baby, our youngest is 5 years old. She has had miscarriages and is using some hormone cream (she is 36). She also takes something called "menstrual reg" by another company. Her cycle has been off as well usually starting early. If the cysts are removed one way or another would that help her overall hormonal issues? We have been drastically changing our diet toward a more plant based, whole foods one and are seeing some good results in areas just within a few weeks.

  • Hello,

    Sorry to hear about your wife’s difficulty in conceiving.  What you eat is definitely related to ability to conceive, so continue making changes to clean up your diet.  If you have any specific questions about your diet, please let me know.

    Also, there is a MTHFR gene mutation associated with recurrent miscarriages.  It may be worth looking into to make sure your wife doesn’t have this.  It’s actually fairly common.  Here’s a very informational & credible website to learn more about MTHFR:  www.mthfr.net

    With that said, I wish I was able to further assist you, but I am not a doctor or naturopath. Your question is outside of the scope of practice of a Registered Dietitian.  Hopefully your doctor can steer you in the right direction, or consider looking for a naturopath in your location. Here are a few websites for help in locating one:

    www.naturopathic.org

    www.AAEMonline.org

    www.functionalmedicine.org

    In Health and Happiness,

    Kelly Harrington, MS, RD

    Registered Dietitian Nutritionist for Healthy Goods

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• Estrogen levels on the low end of normal at 4/10/13 8:19 PM
  • Doctor says I have estrogen dominance even though my estrogen is on the low side of normal. She says the estrogen dominance is really low progesterone in relation to estrogen. I have been taking Myomin for about 5 days. She also thinks I have endometriosis. I feel like the pain in my abdomen is better since starting the myomin, bit I have been MUCH more tired and depressed than normal. Do you think the myomin could be making me tired?

  • Hello-

    According to Chi Enterprises, a small number of users of Myomin have reported experiencing nausea and bloating.  I have not heard of fatigue as side effect of Myomin but each person is different and hormones are very powerful!  Make sure you’re taking Myomin with food.  Consider lowering the dosage of Myomin to see if that decreases any unwanted side effects.  Be sure to consult with your doctor about your depression worsening and taking the Myomin.

    In Health and Happiness,

    Kelly Harrington, MS, RD

    Registered Dietitian Nutritionist for Healthy Goods

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