I'm sorry you had to go through your frightening experience. If it is any comfort, there are lots of others just like you who have had bad reactions. When I had bad headaches on the estrogen phase, I was told to take huge amounts also. I got wired and shaky. Wiley's people said I would get used to it in three months.
I just counted myself lucky I stopped. I didn't have to get a hysterectomy like a lot of the people who couldn't stop the bleeding. It is very, scary.
I don't know why any doctors use the Wiley Protocol after all the adverse reactions. Even Lynn Sher on ABC's 20/20 confronted Wiley with, how could a college drop out cult figure be getting doctors to prescribe such a reckless regimen?
You could contact your local medical board and complain. You need to establish a documented record of adverse reactions.
Suzanne Somers has repeatedly said SHE DOES NOT USE the WILEY PROTOCOL but I see certain doctors on the web are making that claim.
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Dear Anon,
I'm sorry you had to go through your frightening experience. If it is any comfort, there are lots of others just like you who have had bad reactions. When I had bad headaches on the estrogen phase, I was told to take huge amounts also. I got wired and shaky. Wiley's people said I would get used to it in three months.
I just counted myself lucky I stopped. I didn't have to get a hysterectomy like a lot of the people who couldn't stop the bleeding. It is very, scary.
I don't know why any doctors use the Wiley Protocol after all the adverse reactions. Even Lynn Sher on ABC's 20/20 confronted Wiley with, how could a college drop out cult figure be getting doctors to prescribe such a reckless regimen?
You could contact your local medical board and complain. You need to establish a documented record of adverse reactions.
Suzanne Somers has repeatedly said SHE DOES NOT USE the WILEY PROTOCOL but I see certain doctors on the web are making that claim.
November 4, 2009 - 9:05amThis Comment
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