The Wiley Protocol Bioidentical Hormones and Standardization

I think doctors, actually after the female health initiative, perhaps before, would see about a general agreement of what to supply ladies and they could offer them Prempro which was a pharmaceutical product. But I'm sure they suspected that there's some harm when they did not see great results.

So they opted for bioidentical hormones and saw the standard of care was in this template. The daily combination was made of a bit of estrogen and progesterone in tiny amounts like Prempro everyday, and doctors believed this was safe.

A turnkey system was what I tried to form in the Wiley Protocol. The Wiley protocol comes prepackaged. Color coded for compliance. Doctors have symptoms and answers on the clinical practice guidelines manual. Also in possession of that manual are the pharmacies that cooperate with us. So, if a ladies calls for a question, the doctor and the pharmacist are never at chances about the answer.

I did all this standardizing of dose alteration and packaging, pricing and techniques and materials so it might be studied as the executive, when I gave evidence before the Senate, their large objection was there isn't any point studying bio-identicals. They are given too many ways. Anything can be manufactured by any pharmacist. They won't say anything. Unless they stuck to the template manufactured by Prempro and Premarin, doctors will make things up as they are going along and they will not charge anything.

Doctors tell me it's really easy because of that, so I did all of these so they can study it. They know what they're sending out. They know what the girls are taking. They know what results to expect and that is science. That is the way science is supposed to be done. No variables.

If we are able to find a doctor at the conference who is out there and would like a chemist, I mean we made it simple at the site, thewileyprotocol.com, you can find a doctor and a surgeon, a doctor can find a dispensary to work with. Standardizing the whole process makes certain that the studies in Santa Barbara and the University of Texas mean something.

If your doctor can't tell you what's safe and effective, each girl has got the right to do her own homework and find what's safe and effective.