suzanne somers

There is a lot of hoo-hah surrounding so-called bio-identical hormones. Some people, such as Suzanne Somers, make a lot of money from the story they tell and are not likely to give you the true facts. She gets her face Photoshop-fixed to look young and then tells you it’s her herbal regime that keeps her young (I’m saying this because when you meet her in person she looks much older than her touched up photographs and to me using Photoshop is a kind of faking in this particular context). The truth is, all bio-identicals don’t work as people wish they would. They are NOT natural. Most stuff you buy in that category has been processed in a factory, altered from what Nature made. So in what sense are these products natural?

There is a lot of hoo-hah surrounding so-called bio-identical hormones. Some people, such as Suzanne Somers, make a lot of money from the story they tell and are not likely to give you the true facts. She gets her face Photoshop-fixed to look young and then tells you it’s her herbal regime that keeps her young (I’m saying this because when you meet her in person she looks much older than her touched up photographs and to me using Photoshop is a kind of faking in this particular context). The truth is, all bio-identicals don’t work as people wish they would. They are NOT natural. Most stuff you buy in that category has been processed in a factory, altered from what Nature made. So in what sense are these products natural?