Heart disease is a major health risk for women at menopause and statins are the new ‘wonder’ cure, but supporting heart health with bioidentical hormones may well be a safer option with no side effects.
After the age of 50, nearly half of all deaths in women are due to some form of cardiovascular disease. Progesterone helps support healthy heart function, and changing your diet can reduce your risk.
We are constantly told that cholesterol is bad and needs controlling. But it has an important role to play in health – along with the associated benefits of progesterone.
Know the signs and you could save your your life.
Women are naturally concerned about the health risks of unopposed oestrogen. Now studies show that transdermal bioidentical hormones are the best option.
Heart disease is more common in menopausal women than generally realised. Protection comes from bioidentical progesterone but simply ‘greening’ your diet can make a difference too.
Women get protection from their hormones for reducing heart attack risk, and it is progesterone that makes the difference.
High blood pressure is common as we age, but long-term use may pose a problem for older women. Progesterone supports both blood pressure and breast health so supplementing may be the answer.
Hormone balance at menopause is vital for health, and women do change shape at menopause, and for a very good reason.
Women do not always get the same warning signs as men, and although at menopause women can be protected against heart disease by bioidentical natural progesterone we need to be more vigilant.