Tag: BHRT

What Are The Benefits of Glutathione? (Anti-Aging’s Best Friend)
What are the benefits of glutathione and how does it help with aging?
“Glutathione is the most important molecule you need to stay healthy and prevent aging, cancer, heart disease, dementia and more, and necessary to treat everything from autism to Alzheimer’s disease. I called it the mother of...
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Low Testosterone in Women
What are a woman’s symptoms when she has too low a level of testosterone?
When it comes to regulating how the body functions, there are few substances more important than hormones. They are known as “chemical messengers” that travel throughout the body initiating and controlling pretty much everything that goes on. Insulin controls blood sugar... Continue reading…
Hot Flashes Can Persist For Years
Science now has an answer for midlife women wondering how long their menopausal heat waves can persist. The answer: a long time. The typical duration of frequent hot flashes and night sweats is seven years, and for some women, symptoms persist for a dozen years or more, says a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine. That's much...
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Consequences of Not Sleeping
Lack of sleep is a serious problem in our constantly moving, 24/7 society. People are getting thousands of hours less sleep than they once were. Sleep is being “decimated” by our over stimulated culture with so much technology and gadgetry that distracts everyone all the time. Plus, people are overworked, so they no longer...
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Osteoporosis – The Risks For Men & Women
Osteoporosis is often known to be a disease that affects women, but new studies show that one in four men over the age of 50 will break a bone because of the disease. In addition, men are less likely to receive osteoporosis screening and treatment following a bone fracture and therefore at increased risk...
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Does Testosterone Really Increase The Risk of Heart Disease?
Refuting the recent onslaught of media articles that claim use of testosterone increases the risk of heart disease. In recent years, an increasing number of men have been treated with testosterone for a variety of ailments. There has been growing concern among researchers (based on scientific studies) however, that the use of testosterone may increase...
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