BioBalance Health in the Media


Dr. Maupin Quoted in “Everyday Health”

Estrogen Products Can Spike Your Blood Clot Risk

November 7, 2014

By Karen Asp  –  Reviewed by Robert Jasmer

Where You Find Estrogen

Although every medication, including birth control and hormone replacement therapy, has pros and cons, not every woman is at risk for estrogen-­‐related blood clots. Yet for some women, certain variables can place them at higher risk. Women with the greatest risk are those who have already had a blood clot or pulmonary embolism in the past, or have a genetic factor that increases the risk of blood clots, Dr. Goldberg says. Other risk factors for clots include being a smoker, inactive, or overweight. So how do you know what products contain estrogen? First, check the label on contraceptives and hormonal therapies. If you spot words like estrogen, estradiol, or conjugated estrogen, the product contains estrogen, says gynecologist Kathy C. Maupin, MD, in St. Louis, Missouri, founder of BioBalance Health, and author of The Secret Female Hormone.

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Positive Aging: Does testosterone therapy increase stroke risk in older men?

November 15, 2013

Dr. Kathy Maupin talks about a recent Journal of the American Medical Association’s article regarding testosterone and older men. Researchers found men in their early 60s who had heart troubles, took testosterone were more likely to suffer a stroke.  They also have a risk of a heart attack increase of 29 percent. The study was skewed and included men who were in their early 60s. Most had blocked heart arteries, high blood pressure, diabetes and other health problems in a veterans hospital.


Positive Aging: Miley Cyrus says old people are, “less sexual” – Our doctor: “Not True”

October 18, 2013

Dr. Kathy Maupin deals with women and hormone replacement therapy. Miley Cyrus was recently in the news for making comments about people over 40 being “less sexual.”  The internet lit up about this and so did Dr. Kathy Maupin’s patients. The doctor says that if your hormones are in balance and are in good health, there is no reason why sex lives should diminish with age.


Positive Aging: What Walking Means for Your Health

September 12, 2013

How a Person Walks Can Signal Illness Shuffle:  Very old people walk with a shuffle because their muscles are so atrophied that they cannot pick up their feet, but younger people who shuffle may be on psychotropic drugs, or may have syphilis that has progressed to the neurologic stage. Shuffling can also be a sign of Parkinson’s Disease. Walking in a similar motion to a ‘side to side’ rocking horse is a sign of a hip malformation, degeneration or disease. Leaning forward as you walk is a sign of lower back pain or a bulging disk Not swinging your arms as you walk is a sign of neurologic disease like Alzheimer’s or dementia.


Positive Aging: Men and Testosterone

August 9, 2013

Another segment of Positive Aging with Dr. Kathy Maupin, OB/GYN, with a discussion about men and testosterone.


Positive Aging: Hormone Replacement Therapy

March 29, 2013

Dr. Kathy Maupin from BioBalance Health spoke with Christine about the delivery of hormone replacement therapy – what you need to know about pellets, patches, sublingual creams and suppositories.


Positive Aging: Testosterone & Compounding Pharmacies

March 29, 2013

Dr. Kathy Maupin from BioBalance Health spoke with Christine about the delivery of hormone replacement therapy – what you need to know about pellets, patches, sublingual creams and suppositories.


Positive Aging: Female Hormones

October 28, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin  talks about three female hormones and what their functions are: estradiol, progesterone and testosterone. Hormones are chemicals produced by your glands and organs that act as messengers throughout your body.


Positive Aging: You Need Iodine in Your Diet

September 28, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin says that iodine in our diets in important to protect against thyroid disease. Iodine is an essential nutrient for a healthy thyroid.


WDAF TV- Calories

September 7, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin talked about knowing the difference between the good and bad kind of calories on WDAF-TV in Kansas City, Missouri.


Positive Aging: Become Your Own Aging Super Sleuth

August 31, 2012

Early menopause happens to a lot of women, but menopause at an age earlier than 46 years old can be unhealthy.


WDAF TV- Menopause

August 17, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin talked about knowing the health risks of early menopause on WDAF-TV in Kansas City, Missouri.


KFTK Radio

August 11, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin is a guest on Vital Signs with Dr. Randy Tobler on KFTK in St. Louis.


Positive Aging: External Health Signs

August 10, 2012

When it comes to illnesses, some of us are prone to go to the internet to give ourselves a diagnosis. That can be disastrous to your health. However, there are some simple things that are red flags and indicators that you need to go to the doctor. Dr. Kathy Maupin explains three things you might see on your skin that indicate something much bigger going on in your body.


Positive Aging: Early Menopause

July 12, 2012

Dr. Kahty Maupin  says you can become your own aging super sleuth.  There are many simple signs that can reveal much larger internal problems.  See the video to find how your eyes can show you symptoms of disease.


Positive Aging: A Low-Carb Diet Can Help Keep You Trim

June 29, 2012

What’s the best way to go when it comes to counting calories? Dr. Kathy Maupin says researchers found that dieters who were trying to maintain their weight loss burned significantly more calories eating a low-carb diet than they did eating a low-fat diet.  For the study, investigators “had 21 obese participants, ages 18 to 40, lose 10% to 15% of their initial body weight (about 30 pounds).” Those on a low-carbohydrate diet burned calories equal to an hour of moderate exercise without actually engaging in physical activity.


Positive Aging:The Link Between Exercise, Obesity, and Our Ancestors

June 15, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin talks about the prehistoric connection between obesity, genes and exercise.  A recent study from Mizzou shows that modern day obesity linked to aprehistoric ancestor genes.

Scientists are studying the science behind our inactivity. We have inherited a biological system that is built for exercise. When we don’t use bodies our genes malfunction.  Our stone age acestors had the thifty gene. Meaning their bodies could store energy when food was scarce. no activity means that glugose builds up in the blood  leading to chronic illnesses.  Exercise always trumps diet because you can control the gene.


Positive Aging: Erectile Dysfunction

May 25, 2012

It’s Time for positive aging with Dr. Kathy Maupin and today’s topic is erectile dysfunction and the use of a hormone treatment.


Positive Aging: Headaches

May 11, 2012

Time for positive aging with Dr. Kathy Maupin and topic for today is migraine headaches and how to treat them.


Positive Aging: Sex Drive

April 27, 2012

Friday Dr. Kathy Maupin discussed women’s sex drives and the role hormones play in it.  It’s now an easy subject for women to discuss with their health care provider, but one the Dr. Maupin says, you should for better health.  Plus she talked about Thyroid treatments relating heart attacks and cardiac death.


Positive Aging: Your Bladder

April 13, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin talks about positive aging for your bladder. In her practice she has been seeing multiple patients with two problems: Urinary incontinence and Interstitial cystitis.  These are generally difficult subjects for women but she can address both the urologic view and the hormone component.


Positive Aging: Bill of Rights

March 30, 2012

Fridays segment on Positive Aging with Dr. Kathy Maupin, deals with, should their be a Middle Age Women’s Bill of Rights?


Positive Aging: Osteoporosis

March 16, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin discussed medical breakthroughs in the treatment of Osteoporosis. Currently the medical establishment is heralding a new way of delivering Teriparatide, a man-made form of a hormone called parathyroid to treat osteoporosis, via a microchip implanted under the skin.


Positive Aging: Looking Great on the Outside

March 2, 2012

Dr. Kathy Maupin discusses looking as great on the outside, as you feel on the inside. Often there are misperceptions that to do this, you have to have invasive procedures; but, there are some things you can do to brighten your look so you look more awake and not so tired.


Positive Aging: Bioidentical Hormones

February 3, 2012

Christine Buck and Dr. Kathy Maupin discuss bioidentical hormone treatment in Fridays Aging Positively.  Dr. Maupin talks about and shows how bioidentical hormone treatment is done.