CATEGORY: Hormone Replacement
The secrets the DEA and the NIH hid from women – Part II
We have finally conquered approval for estrogen replacement. In the last 6 months women have had a peeked interest in taken hormone replacement after menopause because, finally the new FDA director published the truth about estrogen and its benefits for[...]
The secrets the DEA and the NIH hid from women.
DEA and NIH approval of bio-identical hormones for women. For years, important information relevant to women’s health has remained concealed by leading Government Health organizations like the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This[...]
Non FDA approved meds are prescribed by thousands of doctors every day
What happens when a doctor can’t find an FDA approved drug to treat a condition they are faced with? If you ever doubted your doctor because she wrote a script that you later “Googled” and found was not FDA approved,[...]
Why Muscle Matters
Your Body Composition Improves with Weight Training. When I go to Fitness Edge, the place I have worked out with weights twice a week for 38 years, I know I am increasing my muscle mass and my metabolism for the[...]
Case study: Hormone Misinformation
All pellet treatment is not the same! All testosterone pellet medical practices are not equal. Most use pellets that are inferior to ours, inexpensive but have more side effects, and are not as effective as the testosterone and estradiol pellets[...]
Your body fat can work against you!
The more fat we accumulate the less we feel full, and the more food we take in. The American high carbohydrate diet has caused an epidemic of obesity which has killed the natural checks and balances our body must control[...]
Menopausal Women on Estradiol: Were you told your Estradiol is too high?
Estradiol taken non-orally (patch, cream or pellet) is safe and does not cause breast cancer, liver cancer, or cause blood clots. If you are female who is menopausal and you have experienced your OBGYN or internist drawing your blood to[...]
Osteoporosis is a woman’s disease and has new guidelines
How to prevent, test for, and treat Osteoporosis. All women ages 65 and older, along with at-risk postmenopausal women under 65, should be screened for osteoporosis to prevent fractures, according to a final recommendation statement from the U.S. Preventive Services[...]
Questions You Are Too Embarrassed to Ask Your Gynecologist. Part II
How to ask your doctor embarrassing question. This Blog post is for mature women to read. If you feel embarrassed by sex or offended that I am addressing these genuine female concerns, please skip this Blog. Among the many questions[...]
Why take supplements
Why it is important to consistently take your supplements. You can convince yourself of a fairy tale that the US government provides us with excellent advice on how to be healthy—for instance, what the percentages of each food group should[...]