Thanks Laura <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I'm looking into the diamond lite. It sounds the best, I'm really grateful for the suggestion. I was getting pretty depressed! I'm convinced that between the mercury and the bisphenol, it explains why one of my ovaries has no follicles and I have high estrogen.

I do drink a lot of caffeine though, lol, I need to stop!!!!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> But I love cappuccino, especially vanilla and I love coke.

Do you think hypoglaecemia symptoms can be caused by mercury? I have some - like dizzy if I don't eat and feel better after sugar. But if I have candida causing me reaction to fruit, it might be why I was getting allergy symptoms all the time as I was craving sugar which then made me sick.

Thanks for the info on the cream, but my personal ethics involve no artifical hormones, at least while I'm of childbearing age <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> I have been involved in pro-life for some time - believe me, doctors can no more be trusted to tell women the truth regarding abortive drugs and procedures or what the baby is than they can much else today. Progesterone can act like an abortaficient by shedding the lining to prevent implantation after conception.

A lot of women aren't told by their doctors (surprise) that birth control might prevent implantation. They're told they suppress ovulation. Yes, most of the time. Progesterone pills like mini-pill don't reliably prevent conception and likely have abortaficient effect some of the time. Estrogen-progesterone pills are better at preventing ovulation, but not entirely.

The hormones work three ways 1 - prevent ovulation 2 - prevent conception (change mucus making it hard for sperm and egg to meet) 3 - prevent implantation.

Obviously this is not a concern for those who don't believe life begins at conception but at some other point, but for those who do believe that life begins at conception, it's worth doing the research and see what you find or considering another method of birth control and avoiding putting proegesterone into your body.

I know it's off topic somewhat, but it's just another area where people are not told the exact truth about what they are taking.