My doctor confessed that most women stopped the Wiley Protocol after a month or two but they were pressured to stay on it for three months by Wiley. So when I quit Wiley he had another regimen ready, a "static" regimen where you don't cycle hormones, you take the same amount every day of estradiol and progesterone. The dose of hormones is much, much lower and the side effects are gone.
I think my doc thought Suzanne Somers was still doing the Wiley Protocol. (He is a big fan of her latest book) But Somers had stopped Wiley three years ago according to what she has said publicaly. I don't think my doc will be putting any more people on Wiley. He doesn't want to get calls from the emergency room docs about his Wiley patients showing up in the middle of the night with major bleeding or other weird events like kidney stones in the progesterone phase.
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My doctor confessed that most women stopped the Wiley Protocol after a month or two but they were pressured to stay on it for three months by Wiley. So when I quit Wiley he had another regimen ready, a "static" regimen where you don't cycle hormones, you take the same amount every day of estradiol and progesterone. The dose of hormones is much, much lower and the side effects are gone.
I think my doc thought Suzanne Somers was still doing the Wiley Protocol. (He is a big fan of her latest book) But Somers had stopped Wiley three years ago according to what she has said publicaly. I don't think my doc will be putting any more people on Wiley. He doesn't want to get calls from the emergency room docs about his Wiley patients showing up in the middle of the night with major bleeding or other weird events like kidney stones in the progesterone phase.
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