

#266 Ray Peat's Progesterone Patent
5 snips Jun 28, 2024
The host shares a love of Sarasota's climate, weaving in their passion for landscaping. They tackle the challenge of managing online negativity surrounding hormone therapy, particularly progesterone. A controversial incident involving a doctor's remarks raises questions about misinformation. The discussion dives into how progesterone absorption varies through skin application, influenced by personal factors like stress and hormonal imbalances. Through personal anecdotes, they clarify the science behind progesterone's effectiveness in women's health.
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Ona's Criticism
- A gynecologist and former group member criticized Ona's progesterone cream.
- He falsely claimed it was mislabeled and ineffective, prompting Kitty Martone's response.
Progesterone Labeling
- Progesterone creams must be labeled as cosmetics due to FDA regulations.
- This is standard practice for over-the-counter, natural, plant-based progesterone.
Ray Peat's Patent
- Ray Peat's progesterone patent, which covered transdermal application, has expired.
- This makes the formulation public domain, increasing competition and innovation.