Progesterone helped hot flashes
I started taking Progon B herbal supplement (1 tablet 2 times per day dissolved in my mouth). In less than 24 hours my hot flashes were less frequent and less intense. Yea! I've had them for several months now. I can't even remember when they started. I am upping the dose so we'll see what happens.
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