Depo-Provera - Dangerous and Deadly

Depo-provera is dangerous to women and, because it is likely to act as an abortifacient, is deadly to newly conceived children. Those on Depo-provera are three times more likely to contract an STD than those on other oral birth control drugs.

Progesterone's Many Roles:

• Precursor of other sex hormones (estrogen and testosterone) and cortisone
• Maintains lining of the uterus
• Promotes the survival of the embryo and fetus throughout gestation
• Protects against fibrocystic breasts
• Natural diuretic thus helping to control fluid balance
• Promotes fat burning for energy (thermogenesis)
• Acts as a natural anti-depressant
• Aids thyroid hormone action
• Normalizes blood clotting
• Maintains sex drive
• Keeps blood sugar levels normal
• Normalizes zinc and copper levels
• Promotes proper cell oxygen levels for enhanced energy
• Protects against endometrial cancer
• Helps protect against breast cancer
• Promotes bone building and protects against osteoporosis 

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