Title: Reassuring tone can't mask flawed science
Product review: While the tone of this book is, no doubt, reassuring to many women who feel triviliazed, ignored and misunderstood by their own doctors. the science on which it purports to be based is deeply flawed. If the authors are as well-intentioned as they seem to be, it is a pity that they didn't do their homework better, and that they have allowed their book to become the engine that drives an entire on-line industry of modern-day snake-oil peddlers who exaggerate Lee's claims even further in their quest for the fast buck.Progesterone certainly has a role to play in women's well-being, particularly during their reproductive years. It is not, however, a risk-free panacea for everything that ails us at midlife. Wise consumers will seek many sources of information before deciding to embark on any drug regimen, "natural" or otherwise.
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