Hi, Evie, Dr. Sue said in a recent presentation that the oils are natural 'balancers'. For example the same oil works for high blood pressure OR for low blood pressure. The oils work to bring the body back to a balanced state from either direction - under or over. So the oils move toward 'norm' and therefore Phytoestrogen will work for a man because we all - male & female - have a synchronized hormonal balance.
On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 12:00:09 AM UTC-5, Evie wrote:
-- On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 12:00:09 AM UTC-5, Evie wrote:
I have a client that has been told by his physician that he has low testosterone...the client no longer wants to do the patches or creams because of his fear of contact with his wife and grandchild. I read a post that indicated that Dr. Hill suggested Phytoestrogen in those cases. Can anyone tell me how I explain that to the client when the product is clearly marked Women's Phytoestrogen? Or is there another protocol that is recommended.
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