SANTA BARBARA, CA--(Marketwire - January 29, 2009) - Wiley Systems, Inc. announced that mounting anecdotal evidence from participating women on the Wiley Protocol® rhythmic cycling bioidentical hormones indicates that they no longer experience debilitating symptoms of menopause, such as hot flashes, migraines, brain fog, and sleeplessness. Thousands of women report that they now sleep better, have increased energy, enjoy better sex lives, are less moody and have their lives back; a select few have give Wiley Protocol testimonials on YouTube. Doctors prescribing the biomimetic Wiley Protocol are reporting that their patients no longer show symptoms including foggy brains, hot flashes, insomnia, depression, migraines or lack of interest in sex. Women on the Protocol now feel physically and emotionally balanced again.

"As baby boomers age, many women are debating whether or not they need hormones. I commend Oprah Winfrey for educating women on her first show of those dedicated to bioidentical hormone replacement," said T.S. Wiley, developer of the Wiley Protocol rhythmic cycling bioidentical hormone therapy." The next in this series on bioidentical hormones replacement is slated to air Thursday, January 29, 2009 entitled, Suzanne Somers: The Bioidentical Hormone Follow-Up. T.S Wiley's work was first brought to light for women in her 2006 best-seller "Ageless."

As a result of 12 years of research, Wiley developed a new approach to hormone replacement therapy (HRT) called the Wiley Protocol, a bioidentical, biomimetic hormone replacement therapy. It provides women with a more accurate rhythmic rather than static form of restoration for lost endocrine function. The components of this protocol and the amount of hormones women take vary throughout the female 28-day cycle to mimic the hormone levels of a woman in her prime. The Wiley Protocol is the only rhythmic, cycling hormone replacement that features plant derived hormones in a biomimetic way, meaning it mimics nature.

"Before the Wiley Protocol I felt like a ghost and had mind fog and sleep issues. I found that after I started the Protocol I felt re-connected, and that I had balance again," said Wiley Protocol user, Julie Stensland. "I wasn't coping well, but I got my life back. You take hormones, you feel good, and in some cases you feel fabulous. You have to do your own research and go by how you feel."

According to Stensland's seventy-two year old husband, Ola Stensland, "Before she (Julie) went on the Protocol, she had gone through menopause and she was having a tough time relating... mind fog, over reactionary, irritable. After the Wiley Protocol it was like she was a young woman again, physically and emotionally. Our sex life improved. Our life seemed to be much smoother and happier... I got my little girl back again."

Wiley Protocol inventor T.S. Wiley draws a parallel between her therapy and diabetics' insulin treatments. "It was my first assumption, 12 years ago, that if insulin was given to Type One diabetics through the skin and into the fat base, as they would have produced it per meal, depending on what they eat, and they live long, healthy lives, then it was likely the same premise could work for women using hormone replacement therapy. Type One diabetics take insulin as it would be produced naturally by the body, so do we -- estrogen and progesterone."

Doctors like Omaha, Nebraska-based family practitioner Patricia Ryan said that she had looked for answers for hormone replacement since 1993, and initially heard about the Wiley Protocol from a woman who had read Wiley's book, "Sex Lies and Menopause."

"It was important to me to figure out what was safe, and what the science behind it was," she said in an interview about the Wiley Protocol that has been posted to YouTube. "I needed to understand how to handle problems that came up with patients on hormones. Nobody could answer my questions until I met T.S. Wiley and then attended her environmental endocrinology seminar," said Dr. Ryan. "I have switched everybody from the linear dosing to the Wiley Protocol rhythmic cycling. I've seen improvements in migraines, libido improved, insomnia, and vaginal dryness. Nobody has gained weight, which has been a big issue... I see their cholesterol levels come down, inflammation decrease and I can prove it with lab tests. I have also seen total reversals of osteoporosis after a year." Her favorite story is of one patient who experienced a ten percent improvement in bone density.

T.S. Wiley is a medical theorist in environmental endocrinology and Darwinian medicine. She is a noted writer, researcher and lecturer on the effects of hormones, particularly in menopausal women as well as an accepted expert in chronobiology and circadian rhythmicity. Wiley's CME accredited environmental endocrinology seminars, "Two Days Back on Earth" in Los Angeles, California are attended by physicians from around the world.

About Wiley Systems, Inc. and the Wiley Protocol

Wiley Systems, Inc. was founded in 2005 in Santa Barbara, California by T.S. Wiley, who is the developer of the Wiley Protocol®, a trademarked patent protected delivery system consisting of the biomimetic, bioidentical hormones estradiol and progesterone (Biomimetic Hormone Restoration Therapy). Wiley Systems began as a project to fund the union of doctors and pharmacists in a common goal to standardize bioidentical hormones for academic research. Now in 2009, the Wiley Pharmacy Consortium numbers around 50 pharmacies and over 350 doctors prescribing in the US and Canada.

The Wiley Protocol is only available at compounding pharmacies that have joined the project for future National Institutes of Health (NIH) study and have contractually agreed to the standardized methods, materials, packaging and recommended pricing. In exchange, Wiley Systems provides intellectual property and provides 28WP logo-bearing packaging consisting of color-coded bags and applicators. The Wiley Protocol name assures customers that they are receiving authentic Wiley Protocol dosing rhythms based on original research.

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