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Are you aware your hormones are living you? Who knew? Sad to say you probably won’t realize how much of your hormones have determined your life until they peter out. Good thing, bad thing, only you know.<\/p>

This blog is written for women, even though men have an hormonal life…they are less interfered with than women. And also because I am a woman.<\/p>

Brief History<\/h3>

I took birth control for five years. It was a fun time. I even had an IUD briefly. Later in life I went on bio-identical for awhile and regret this as I was not properly monitored for hormone levels. I had twinges in my left breast. Later I had a brush with breast cancer.<\/p>

I was already at higher risk as I had not had a child. Ah, yes…I smoked during exams in University. And even became a mini-smoker. One puff could get me high. I finally realized cigarettes were a form of anxiety. They could not give true peace, calm or anything else except a cough.<\/p>

I say a brush…because mine was noninvasive cancer which means slow growing. It only took surgery to remove. I did try natural means prior to the surgery however I did not have the skills or mindset that I have today.<\/p>

Chemotherapy was not needed as this is for aggressive, fast growing cancer. Radiation was what the medical people wanted to give me but looking at the stats having radiation only gave me 4% more of a chance of not having cancer again. Stats indicated there was only a 15% chance I might ever have it again. So an additional 4% plus all the pain and discomfort of radiation plus possible mishaps, was simply not worth it. This was the right decision for me. I am more than ten years healthy!<\/p>

Skills<\/h3>

Two years ago, I removed in a distant Zoom healing a benign uterine tumor and cyst from a woman in Mexico while I was in Montreal. She had changed her diet and released or at least became aware of her emotional patterns. I had mastered the art of transforming, dissolving unwanted tissue. Three days after our session, she had an ultrasound and it was clear. Anything is possible if you are ready and your tissue is available.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>

Mastery<\/h3>

Information is not mastery. Even though I had the information on how to dissolve, transform tissue long before my brush with breast cancer…I needed experience, not fear to motivate me. And besides, I felt healthy during this whole health scare.<\/p>

What lead me to master the art of transformation was going to a dermatologist because I had a small growth on my face. He said he couldn’t remove it because I had a tan. And then spent twenty minutes telling me about botox. Really, putting poison into my body at this point of life was not what I wanted to do.<\/p>

So, everytime I went to scratch it or looked at my face in the mirror, I used my transformational energetic menu. It disappeared. I continued practicing with dissolving skin tags which bothered me.<\/p>

You need skill for this type of intervention. Contact me<\/a><\/strong> if you would like to learn.<\/p>

Your Hormones<\/h3>

Yes, back to what I really wanted to write about. More and more women are turning to medical, hormonal interventions to not have menstruation. I am concerned. I listened to a CBC radio show that documented the history of contraceptives. It was apparently tested initially in Puerto Rico. The deaths were not reported. Many women during the early days of contraceptive pills had issues. The pills are more refined these days.<\/p>

My gynecologist, without even looking at me, scanning my chart suggested I take hormone replacement. Five years later, it was announced in the media that hormone replacement increased women’s risk of heart disease. By the way, the gynecologist apologized to me after discussing life style.<\/p>

Your hormones are living you. And I know you want to live a long healthy life with infinite good looks but be careful out there. Do your research. Make sure you are properly monitored.<\/p>

Your body is bio-electrical. The body is built to heal. Use noninvasive natural approaches wherever possible. Make friends with your emotions\/hormones. Yes, make the right choices for you…not just the convenient one.<\/p>

Sending Love & Light,<\/p>

Kyra Lober M.A., CST, MT, HCP….your spiritual friend and wise woman.<\/p>

P.S. You might also like to read Your Hormonal Life<\/a><\/p>

Your Body<\/a><\/blockquote>