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Progesterone from the Milk of Pregnant Cows and Disease
By Elisabeth Rieping

Already in the sixties the appearance of fetal proteins in cancer patients was discovered Abelev GI 1965, and
described for cancer of the liver. Up to now for many cancers fetal or embryonic proteins are described, and for
many of them it is known that they are made under the influence of progesterone, which is the typical steroid
hormone of pregnancy. But this did not lead to a search for progesterone in patients with cancer most of whom
are outside the age of pregnancy men or children.

A hint to the origin of the progesterone comes from the well known observation that many types of cancer,
most prominent breast, prostate and colon cancer were extremely rare in peoples which did not use milk as food.
That are the East Asians. Even Japanese who reach an age comparable or higher than those of Western
industrialized countries did not get much of these diseases before picking up the use of milk-based food.

But why? At the end of pregnancy progesterone production finishes andlater milk production starts, one would
assume as a dairy industry naive person.

That is very naive. It is possible to gain milk during pregnancy, too. And as it is possible, it is done. About 70% of the today produced milk comes from pregnant cows Rollinger M 2004 and this is the origin of the ingested progesterone Sato A 2006. Additionally to progesterone there are estrogenes in the same foodCourant F 2008 which often act synergistically in induction of tumor promoting markers.

After eating food like ice cream, cheese or butter a big increase in progesterone levels can become
demonstrated a day later in the saliva Goodson WH 2007. In rats it was shown that the mRNA, a precursor of
igf-1, a hormone linked to many kinds of tumors gets produced in the liver of rats feed with casein instead of
plant protein Miura Y 1992. But not only rats, human breast cancer tissue to start to produce igf-1 under the
influence of progesterone Milewicz T 2002.

We take it up with milk products like milk, cheese, butter or cream in cakes, sweets, drinks and so on and so it comes that children, not pregnant women and man produce fetal proteins. Not only in cancer, but especially for cancer patients the progesterone is dangerous because progesterone is an immune modulation hormone which stops the immune reactions against the embryo. Natural killer cells have progesterone receptors and the contact

Time table

J Tatarinov discoverd
alpha fetoprotein as an
antigen of hepatomas and
embryos described by

Abelev GI 1965in
english
1965 Phil Gold and
Samuel O. Freedman

discover the Carcino
Embryonic Antigen CEA
and describe that it is a
fetal protein expressed
between the second and
sixth month of fetal life

Gold P 1965
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