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JeniJeanne
03-01-2006, 12:52 PM
Hello Ladies,
I need your help. I have an Area Meeting tonight and have been asked to discuss the balancing creams and I do not really know much about them. Can you help.
What kind of progestron is in the prolief? and how much? Why do your customers use it? What are there ages? Why/Who would you recommend to use it? Granted I know everyone should talk with their doctor first.
Just wanted to say thank you for your help. This board is awesome!!!
I need your help. I have an Area Meeting tonight and have been asked to discuss the balancing creams and I do not really know much about them. Can you help.
What kind of progestron is in the prolief? and how much? Why do your customers use it? What are there ages? Why/Who would you recommend to use it? Granted I know everyone should talk with their doctor first.
Just wanted to say thank you for your help. This board is awesome!!!
chrlstoncharmed
03-01-2006, 02:05 PM
It is USP progesterone derived from soy. Each metered pump is ¼ teaspoon, containing 20mg of progesterone.
There are many </span>reasons for using progesterone, the main reason being - to balance hormones. I think with all the compliance issues, I would advise consumers to seek information on their own - there is TONS of it out there - so that no one can be accused of making medical claims.
Now this is just from my own experience ... when I talk about the balancing creams, I get a LOT of questions. Do you feel comfortable talking about a product that you don't know much about? It's possible you'll get caught off-guard with questions you don't konw how to answer. Is it too late to change your topic? If you can't, then perhaps it would be best to only give the information that Arbonne provides in the product knowledge.
Good luck tonight! <!--
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There are many </span>reasons for using progesterone, the main reason being - to balance hormones. I think with all the compliance issues, I would advise consumers to seek information on their own - there is TONS of it out there - so that no one can be accused of making medical claims.
Now this is just from my own experience ... when I talk about the balancing creams, I get a LOT of questions. Do you feel comfortable talking about a product that you don't know much about? It's possible you'll get caught off-guard with questions you don't konw how to answer. Is it too late to change your topic? If you can't, then perhaps it would be best to only give the information that Arbonne provides in the product knowledge.
Good luck tonight! <!--
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JeniJeanne
03-01-2006, 03:35 PM
Thank you. Luckily it is a small crowd tonight so I may be able to postpone until next months meeting. I have heard such wonderful things about these products but really want to make an informed decision for myself. Also, I want to be able to give my customers the answers they need. 1st of course to talk with their doctor but atleast give them guidance for them to do their own research.
If anyone else has any more input I would love to hear it.
If anyone else has any more input I would love to hear it.
