A woman’s hormonal health changes throughout her life from puberty to post menopause. We can’t control the way our body changes at these various stages, but we can take some simple steps to retain maximum lifelong hormonal health.
Research in France and Denmark has shown HRT could significantly increase women’s chances of having asthma attacks severe enough to put them in hospital.
Women are ruled by their two main hormones: progesterone and oestrogen, but with the rise of synthetic hormones in the Pill, Coil and HRT do you know the difference why you need bio-identical hormones and not their chemical equivalents?
Smoking has a number of health hazards associated with it, but for women it seems it can also increase estrogen and androgen levels and so adversely affect hormone balance.
One in five men in Britain die from a heart attack, compared to just one in seven women. New research shows that it is our hormones that make the difference.
Long-term estrogen exposure generates excessive levels of a compound which occurs in an area of the brain crucial to regulating blood pressure.
If your skin is suffering during menopause, there are some simple tips that can help.
In these environmentally conscious times, women are concerned about the impact of synthetic hormones in the water supply.
AnnA Rushton, Dr Shirley Bond, Dr Tony Coope and Dr Virginia Hopkins offer you their views on the recent ‘findings’ about estrogen.
5000 Diapers are examined to help Emory University researchers to determine estrogen levels in infants