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Old 10-11-2009, 01:34 PM #1
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Jack, the problem is I want to try estriol (hormone) in the worst way for my MS since pregnant women improve so much while carrying.
WYETH and its (own im sure) consumer group had fda pull it from consumer products Jan 2008. fda's site has the article from 08. Ive printed and handed to doctors. Problem is estriol is cheap and very effective for menopause - Premarin/Prempro compitition. Wyeth needs to pay the piper for us. Worst part is i'm only finding harmful data on premarin/prempro and not estriol.

3 more posts and I'll be allowed to post links to fda and video clip.
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