Dr Bond has been using and prescribing bioidentical hormones for many years and worked with the late Dr John Lee, the pioneer of progesterone cream usage. How do you know which hormones you may need?
Menopause is not one thing, it is an ever changing journey and that means symptoms are not constant but why is it happening to you?
Progesterone is a precursor in the body for testosterone in women to improve sex drive, but taking testosterone supplements should only be done under medical supervision. Here’s how to increase your levels naturally.
Andrew Weil has been writing and promoting good health practices for many years, so is there anything more you could do to have a happy, healthy life?
Diabetes is increasing generally in the population and weight gain at menopause can be a factor. If you are diabetic pre-menopause it can make things worse and there are ways to help reduce the risk for everyone.
Tiredness is a common complaint at menopause so any natural help is welcome. Hormone balance is the first step but have you considered what else you could change?
Men are not immune to some of the health risks shared by women such as osteoporosis and oestrogen dominance and hormone balance is important for them too.
Synthetic and natural hormones are not necessarily compatible. For some conditions they go together, but you really need to know what you can, and can’t do.
Expert nutritionist Patrick Holford offers safe, natural ways to solve over 75 health problems. Menopause is no exception, so see what he suggests that could help you.
The symptoms for menopause, and perimenopause, can often be confusing. Women can be helped by knowing just where in this natural cycle they are right now.