Clumsiness

Progesterone and clumsiness in women are linked through menstruation. This lack of coordination in women during the paramenstruum (the 4 days before and after menstruation when the level of progesterone is very low) tends to cause an increase in accidents. Hormone imbalances induced by environmental poisons especially the 'xeno-estrogens' are often at the root of the problem.

Vision, hand steadiness and movement are impaired during paramenstruum. A survey conducted in a number of UK hospitals found that half of all car accident admissions involving women occurred during these 8 days.

It is essential to maintain adequate levels of progesterone to avoid the condition.

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