Quote from: ChrissyRyan on July 23, 2026, 06:49:24 PMI believe that Lori Dee said the progesterone cream is not significantly effective for breast development.
Is that true Lori? I have seen that over the counter cream for sale many places.
Yes, it is not effective for many reasons.
First, there is not enough progesterone in the cream to achieve the levels we need to be effective. If they were high enough, they would be regulated and require a prescription.
Second, the progesterone molecule (even micronized) is too large to penetrate the layers of skin and fat to reach the tissues where it needs to go. It might moisturize the skin, but it will have no effect on tissue growth.
Third, many of these over-the-counter products do not contain progesterone; instead, they contain wild yam extract, which is what is used to manufacture progesterone. The hype is that your body will convert it into progesterone, but this is a blatant lie.
Converting the extract into pharmacy-grade progesterone requires extensive lab equipment and know-how. It is impossible for the body to do what needs to be done. And since the FDA does not regulate supplements or herbal remedies, there is no telling what is actually in there.
Check the ingredients list carefully. They will be listed in order of quantity. So the first ingredient is the major component. The last ingredient will be the one in the smallest quantity.