PURPOSE – First this track provides energetic hormone replacement therapy for progesterone, providing its frequency to allow the body to absorb exactly how much of each that it needs.

Second, for those pre or peri menopause, this supports the body to produce progesterone naturally in the corpus luteum  of the ovaries. After menopause the ovaries no longer produce progesterone and while the adrenals do produce it as an intermediate step in production of other hormones, it is only a tiny amount so the energetic HRT will be particularly important.

DESCRIPTION – Progesterone balances the effects of estrogen. A main cause of symptoms in peri and menopause is due to estrogen dominance which is the ratio of progesterone to estrogen. So we want to provide enough progesterone that we can continue using estrogen for all the good things it does but not have it out of balance where you start to see things like weight gain and cell growth, migraines, anxiety etc.

For those still producing progesterone, we also support the body’s natural production of progesterone and overall hormone balance with peptides, stem cells, glandulars, red light, and support for enzymes and receptors.

TARGETS

• Skin – Low progesterone means less oil or sebum produced and less moisture retention, which can give the dry, dull skin that is a common symptom with peri and menopause. It also complements estrogen’s stronger effects on collagen and elastin.
  
• Weight – Progesterone helps regulate enzymes that break down fat (lipases). When progesterone is low, fat metabolism slows down. 
  
  Low progesterone relative to estrogen increases the production of Thyroid Binding Globulin (TBG), which binds to thyroid hormones and reduces their availability in tissues. This can lead to symptoms of hypothyroidism—such as a slower metabolism and weight gain—even if thyroid hormone levels in the blood appear normal.  When progesterone is low, estrogen’s effects are not properly balanced. This can result in estrogen dominance, which promotes fat storage, especially in the hips and thighs, and increases water retention and bloating.
  
  Progesterone supports muscle mass and metabolic rate. Low levels can reduce muscle mass and slow overall metabolism, making weight gain more likely and weight loss more difficult
• Sleep – It promotes relaxation, reduces anxiety, increases GABA activity, and improves sleep quality. Progesterone is called “Nature’s Valium” for its calming effects and ability to help restore normal sleep patterns
• Cardiovascular Health: progesterone is protective of the blood vessels and helps regulate blood pressure

   

Glandulars – Healthy corpus luteum frequencies 

Stem Cells – Ovaries

Red Light – Supports cellular energy and tissue regeneration.

Peptides

• A-15 (Ovarian Peptide Complex): Normalizes metabolism in ovarian cells.
  
• Progesterone Receptor Agonist Peptides: Specialized peptides that selectively activate progesterone receptors for tissue protection, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective effects.

Enzymes

• 3β-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase (HSD3B2): Converts pregnenolone to progesterone in the ovaries and adrenals.
• 5α-Reductase: Converts progesterone to 5α-dihydroprogesterone, a neuroactive metabolite.
• 20α-Hydroxysteroid Dehydrogenase: Inactivates progesterone in certain tissues, regulating its local effects such as in the first half of cycle in the uterus

Receptors

• Progesterone Receptor A (PR-A): Mediates many of progesterone’s reproductive and anti-inflammatory effects.
  
• Progesterone Receptor B (PR-B): Involved in tissue growth and differentiation, especially in the uterus and breast.
• Membrane Progesterone Receptors (mPRs): Facilitate rapid, non-genomic signaling for neuroprotection and cardiovascular health.