Phytoestrogens are compounds found in plants. These compounds are considered to be weak form of hormonal replacement for estrogen. Phytoestrogen is currently being studied and refined into creams as treatment for symptoms of menopause. Phytoestrogen cream is widely used by many individuals nowadays for relief of menopausal discomforts such as hot flashes and mood swings.
Phytoestrogens were first discovered in 1926 but its function and benefits was unknown until around early 1950s. During this decade, phytoestrogens were found to have effects on fertility of a number of sheep feeding on red clover, a plant rich in phytoestrogen. As a result, experts started to do extensive studies on the benefits of phytoestrogens present in plants. It is termed as phytoestrogen since "phyto" means plant and "estrogen" implies that it has the ability to affect estrogenic activity in the body.
Many women use Phytoestrogen creams to deal with menopausal discomforts. What happens in menopausal period is that the hormones, especially estrogen, are depleted causing mood swings, night sweats and hot flashes. Fortunately, Phytoestrogen can be a hormone replacement. Chemically, Phytoestrogen creams are not identical with that of the hormone estrogen produced by the body. However, phytoestrogen can bind to empty estrogen receptor sites and causes mild estrogenic effects. Many studies have been done and one study during 1998 published that within one month of phytoestrogen supplementation, there was a considerable reduction in hot flashes and nights sweats.
Many health groups question the risks that phytoestrogen poses to its users since estrogen is considered to be a predisposing factor of cancer most especially that of the breast. But that notion is incorrect since phytoestrogen protect tissues from the cancer-causing effects of free radicals and certain pollutants. Phytoestrogens are weak forms of estrogen. If taken regularly at correct doses, these weak estrogens affix on estrogen receptors thus inhibiting the harmful estrogens from binding. This mechanism is protective for the cells and prevents mutation of cells hence preventing cancer.
This natural estrogen supplement is recommended by experts on women who have undergone hysterectomy causing artificial menopause and those who are on the perimenopausal period having problems with mood swings, hot flashes and night sweats. Women who are experiencing hormonal imbalance are also recommended to take phytoestrogen creams. This cream is easily and rapidly absorbed topically. It is suggested that application of this cream must be rotated to prevent over
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Literally, it's "ni3 zui4 hao3" 你最好, but the nuance of what you mean by complimenting someone doesn't translate too well using that…
Instead, you should say "Ni3 tai4 hao3 le" 你太好了！Literally: "You're too good!"
If you're telling it to more than one person, it's "ni3 men tai4 hao3 le" 你们太好了。
For pronunciation:
ni3 (you) = knee (tone is low and dips)
[men] (plural) = muhn (no tone)
tai4 (too)= tie (tone is sharp and fast, dropping down like you're yelling it)
hao3 (good) = how (dipping like "ni3")
le (grammatical element) = luh (no tone)
Hope that helped.
During a woman’s child bearing years, estrogen and progesterone are produced by a woman’s reproductivesystem. Each month, through a complex series of signals between the ovaries, hypothalamus, and pituitarygland, an egg is released from the ovaries. This natural process also results in the production of adequateamounts of estrogen and progesterone, which are important for the proper functioning of a woman’s body.During the menopausal years, not as much estrogen is produced and progesterone levels decline, sometimesdramatically. This is why many leading women’s health care professionals recommend the use of aprogesterone cream for perimenopausal and menopausal women.
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So, basically, I’m firmly in Camp Grimaldi here. That’s to say- pity? COME ON!! The girl has known Albert for years, she knew what she was getting into. She’s got her eye on the prize (i.e. be a princess and never have to work another day in her life). No way she was actually forced to marry him. I mean, ask yourself- how would that even be possible? Hell, for all the money he has, I’d marry him- even if he is a greaseball.Report this comment as spam or abuse