28-01-2014, 10:14 PM
Ok, so I received my bottles of Ainterol PM today. Read the label, and noted it states "Do not consume if you've had cancer". So I'm like, uh oh, I've had cancer twice, once in 1998 and just last year. 
So I hopped on here and read a bunch of threads, none of which answered my questions. There was one in which Isabelle and a few others provided many links, which led me to Google for "Pueraria mirifica and cancer".
The results mostly talked about the anti-breast cancer possibilities of Pueraria mirifica, which of course many also pointed out Thailand had the lowest rates of breast cancer. There was only one article that I found http://www.bio-botanica.com/articles/pur...review.pdf which had this caution:
Cautions: Pueraria mirifica should not be used by children, women younger than 20 years old, anyone who is currently taking birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy, women with cysts of the breast, ovary or uterus, anyone who has had estrogen related cancers, pregnant women or nursing mothers.
So, being that this drug is originally intended for women (though man articles do mention elderly men), and neither of my cancers were estrogen related, my thoughts are I should be okay with this. Yet there's that nagging thought that thinks I should not.
I was super excited to get started but now I'm left confused. I guess this is why some things are best discussed with a medical professional. Anyone???
So I hopped on here and read a bunch of threads, none of which answered my questions. There was one in which Isabelle and a few others provided many links, which led me to Google for "Pueraria mirifica and cancer".
The results mostly talked about the anti-breast cancer possibilities of Pueraria mirifica, which of course many also pointed out Thailand had the lowest rates of breast cancer. There was only one article that I found http://www.bio-botanica.com/articles/pur...review.pdf which had this caution:
Cautions: Pueraria mirifica should not be used by children, women younger than 20 years old, anyone who is currently taking birth control pills or hormone replacement therapy, women with cysts of the breast, ovary or uterus, anyone who has had estrogen related cancers, pregnant women or nursing mothers.
So, being that this drug is originally intended for women (though man articles do mention elderly men), and neither of my cancers were estrogen related, my thoughts are I should be okay with this. Yet there's that nagging thought that thinks I should not.
I was super excited to get started but now I'm left confused. I guess this is why some things are best discussed with a medical professional. Anyone???