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Natural progesterone, now referred to as bioidentical progesterone, is structurally the same as human progesterone and releases the full range of biologic activity of hormone produced naturally by the body. Transdermal progesterone passes through the skin into capillaries in the underlying fat layer and is passively diffused into the blood stream. In contrast to oral progesterone which is subject to removal by the liver, transdermally-applied progesterone escapes this first-pass effects to retrain potency when modest amounts are used. Progesterone deficiencies may occur in association with disturbances in premenstrual and menopausal health.
Progesterone facilitates bone deposition while balancing the effects of estrogen. Natural progesterone is just as effective as, and much softer than, synthetic progesterone. Supportive factors in Progesterone Plus include primrose oil and extracts of chaste berry, wild yam, and black cohosh.
| Serving Size: 30 mg | Amount Per Serving | % Daily Value ** |
| Purified Water | ||
| Whole Leaf Aloe Vera Extract | ||
| Jojoba Oil | ||
| Primrose Oil | ||
| Shea Butter | ||
| Cetyl Alcohol (coconut oil derived) | ||
| Micronized USP Progesterone (wild yam derived) | 1440 mg | |
| Stearic Acid (palm kernel derived thickener) | ||
| Monosodium Salt | ||
| Disodium Edetate (plant derived preservative) | ||
| Grapefruit Seed Extract | ||
| Potassium Sorbate | ||
| Xanthan Gum (seaweed derived thickener) | ||
| Vitamin E | ||
| Black Cohosh Extract | ||
| Chasteberry Extract | ||
| ** Daily Value Not Established |
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