This webinar on the topic of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for men was presented on Thursday, March 22, 2012. [...]
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On March 15, 2012 Dr. Fred Bloem conducted a webinar on the topic of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for women. BHRT is very beneficial for women who suffer from signs and symptoms of menopause, such as hot flashes, insomnia, moodiness, PMS, and loss of libido. [...] From DrDach.com For many men with symptoms of low testosterone, HCG is a useful add-on for their program. Thanks to Dr. John Crisler for sharing his HCG protocol which can be found here or here. What is HCG ? HCG stands for Human Chorionic Gonadotropin. HCG is a bio-identical human hormone that is well known for decades in medical research and clinical medicine [...] [...] One of my patients wrote the following testimonial: “I am a 42 year old breast cancer survivor, and I have been struggling with hormonal imbalance and weight issues since completing chemotherapy and to top it all off a hysterectomy over a year ago. I have been searching for a solution other than pharmaceuticals to just feel [...] [...] This 59 year old woman presented to my office about one year ago complaining of hot flashes, night sweats, fatigue, feeling mentally dull and irritable, trouble concentrating and focusing, memory problems, cold intolerance, depression, weakness, joint stiffness, muscle aches, low libido, and weight gain. Her success story is one of many of women and men who [...] [...] Many people are afraid of the therapeutic use of hormones, even when topic is bioidentical hormones. Bioidentical hormones are plant derived (usually from soy or yam) and they are prepared in compounding pharmacies. As such, they are considered pharmaceutical preparations. Most are only available by prescription. Bioidentical hormones are also classified as drugs in the sense [...] [...] This is a response that I posted to an online message board in response to somebody’s claim that “estrogen can have some awful side effects”. Why would the human body make estrogens (estradiol, estriol, and estrone) if they have side effects? The link that [...] provided refers to women who participated in the Women’s Health [...] [...] A woman send me a message that read: “I used progesterones for about two years until they made my migraines worse so I stopped oral birth control.” Bioidentical progesterone that is exactly the same as the progesterone that the human body makes does not make migraines worse if it is properly balanced with physiological dosages of [...] [...] Bioidentical hormones therapy is safe as long as the amounts of hormones used and the levels of hormones in the body are carefully monitored. I recommend the Wiley Protocol, which uses bioidentical estradiol and progesterone in a rhythm that mimics the cyclical fluctuation of hormone levels that we see in healthy young women. The word bioidentical [...] [...] Progesterone is naturally occurring steroid hormone that is made by the human body’s hormone glands (including the testicles, the ovaries, and the adrenal glands). Please note that the terms progestins and progestagens are imprecise and that they usually refer to non-bioidentical chemicals such as medroxyprogestesterone acetate, levonorgestrel, norithendrone, and others). Optimal levels of naturally occurring [...] [...] |
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