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The Hormone Wars: Small Business and Patients Duke it Out Against Big Pharma and Win

The Court's ruling for patient access tobeen affected -- menopausal women and
compounded medicines ensures that patientsandropausal men; the Autistic community; men
and physicians will continue to have accessand women with HIV or AIDS; young children
to vital medicines including bio-identicalwith gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD);
hormones.This was a big victory for patientshospice and nursing home patients; people who
who rely on customized medicines, especiallyare very sensitive to dyes and additives in
for women taking bio-identical hormonemedicines, as well as head trauma victims
therapy. Advocates including small pharmacieswhose lives can be saved by compounded
and makers of alternative therapies includingbio-identicals.
T.S.  Wiley.
It all started when last October of 2006, out
A ruling by U.S. District Court Judge Robertof the blue, Wyeth (WYE), filed a complaint
Junell in August indicate that patients andwith the federal FDA to take action against
physicians have won the battle against Bigthe small pharmacies making bioidentical
Pharma, and therefore will continue to havehormones from soy and other plant materials.
access to vital compounded medicines. ThisInitially there was concern of the dangers of
victory for patients who rely on customizedprescription hormones for women thanks to a
medicines, is especially sweet for womenmajor study by the National Institutes of
taking bio-identical hormone therapy. SmallHealth (NIH) known as the Women's Health
pharmacies and makers of alternativeInitiative (WHI). It suggested that taking
therapies including developers like T.S.hormones made by Wyeth could lead to
Wiley (the Wiley Protocol) bio-identicalincreased risk of heart problems and breast
hormone replacement therapy, doctors,cancer.
patients, and other industry organizations
including compounding pharmacists stood up toRecently a new study was published in the
this  legislation  and  fought  hard  to win.Journal of the American Medical Association,
mentioning that the risks were overstated. As
"It is in the best interest of publicsynthetic hormones known as Premarin and
health," ruled Junell, to uphold the legalityPremPro were deemed dangerous, the assumption
of compounded drugs. He also said that thisamong women using bio-identical regimens is
legislation passed by Congress exemptsthat they are actually doing something
compounding pharmacies from such detailed"safer."
Federal Drug Administration (FDA)
inspections. "It is not feasible, eitherAs some experts pointed out, the WHI never
economically or time-wise, for the neededlooked at hormones, but only drugs with
medications to be subjected to the FDA"hormone-like" effects that were dosed in a
approval  process."regimen  far  from that of human replacement.
This is good news for women on newThe fact that the Court ruled in favor of
alternative therapies such as compoundedpatient access to compounded medicines
bio-identicals because this battle overensures that patients and physicians will
hormones for women affects a huge market. Andcontinue to have access to vital compounded
there are over 40 million women in the U.S.medicines. This will also will allow more
from the age of 40 to 60. Around 25 millionresearch and clinical trials to take place on
women annually go into menopause. It isbio-identical hormones. This could prove that
estimated that by the year 2030, that numberWiley's revolutionary discovery is accurate -
will  increase  to 47 million women per year.the fact that it's the rhythm that matters in
the accurate physiological replacement of
Advocates like Wiley, a medical theorist inhormones without side-effects for women in
the field of environmental endocrinology andthe  second  half  of  life.
a writer and researcher on the use of
hormones, testified on April 19, 2007 beforeWiley's findings may have important
the Special Committee on Aging at the Unitedimplications across a wide range of areas,
States Senate. Wiley's in depth testimony isfrom the treatment of menopause and
available  in  the  Library  of  Congress.anti-aging to all of the other diseases of
aging such as heart disease and stroke, Type
This testimony sites those who would haveII diabetes, cancer and Alzheimer's disease.



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