Endometriosis is generally agreed to be stimulated by oestrogen dominance and so progesterone can help rebalance that.
Progesterone can help with fertility, but once pregnant many women do experience back pain. If you are looking for a drug-free answer then read on ..
Many women suffer from endometriosis, from teens to perimenopause, but don’t always recognise how bioidentical progesterone can help.
Bladder infections, or cystitis, are bacterial infections which unfortunately are all too common at menopause. Hormone balance plays a part, but you can help yourself as well.
Many women have symptoms of low thyroid without realising it. Treatment can include support from bioidentical natural progesterone, but first you need to know what to look for.
Are you noticing more hair on your brush, and thinning patches on your scalp? Some hair loss may be expected, but there are things you can do to help.
Before you reach for the Lemsip there are natural, and more effective ways to beat a cold, or, at least dramatically reduce the symptoms and shorten its duration to under 24 hours.
Many women can experience signs of dryness at menopause, but did you realise it can affect your eyes too?
Women are very familiar with the risks for breast cancer, but heart disease is actually a bigger risk. It kills six times as many women as breast cancer, so how could it affect you?
Diabetes risk can increase at menopause, and make it more difficult to manage if you are already diagnosed. Here are some helpful tips on how to reduce that risk and recognise the signs.