Feedback and Testimonials
Brigitte Muir, Australia - 1st Woman to climb Mount Everest.
Main Symptoms: PMS and Lack of energy
“What do you do after you climb Everest? How many times did I hear that one after
I came back from becoming the first Australian woman to reach its top? And how would
I deal with the aftermath? I wrote a book about it, “The Wind in My Hair”, published by
Penguin in 1998.Well, that’s what you do after you climb Everest I thought, and I should
have been happy with it. So why was I feeling so much anxiety and such mood swings,
and why was I bursting into tears for no reason whatsoever?
I spent the best part of a year alternating between Mrs Muir and Doctor Bitch, and
generally ‘making’ my husband and my life a misery. It was at a women’s forum in
Western Victoria that I first heard about natural progesterone. One thing led to another
and I eventually ended up giving Jenny Birdsey a call and asking her about that famous
progesterone cream.
I had just found salvation. Jenny assessed me, she talked to me for hours about the
benefits of the cream, and the reasons why a lot of 21st century women cannot do
without it. I have been using natural progesterone cream for more than two years now,
and it has given me a new lease on life. Gone the PMT, gone the debilitating moods,
welcome peace and balance.
As long as I exercise enough, and stick to my cream regime, adapting it to my needs
(gosh, you sure know when it is time for another dollop!), I stay out of trouble. I can live
life to the fullest. I am definitely taking my cream to the South Pole when I pioneer my
new route there!
Natural Progesterone cream is not something you can keep to yourself. Like all the
other members of NPAN before me, I have been raving about it to all my female friends.
Try it, and you will as well! But please, read Jenny’s words first. She is the one expert I
trust and recommend in a world too often directed by greed.”