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Mon Oct 6

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• Stress Relief and Weight Loss: While changing habits can be stressful initially, staying stressed can be detrimental to weight loss. An explanation of the hormones released and what can be done to stay calm follow.
• Hormones and Anemia Are Two Overlooked Causes of Hair Loss in Women ...: Hair loss, balding and other types of hair problems affect both sexes. Both men and women who suffer from hair loss also lose their self-confidenc e. This condition often results into depression and anxiety. Studies have proven that women are more prone to depression than men when it comes to experiencing hair loss. This is because women are believed to be the fairer sex and when they fail on this aspect, they tend to become depressed.

Sun Oct 5

• Menstrual Cycle Calendar - Templates - Microsoft Office Online: An Excel one page calendar to keep track of your menstrual cycles.

Fri Oct 3

• The Savvy Woman's Guide to Testosterone: Testosterone is as natural to women as estrogen. It is not just a man?s hormone. From a woman?s teens until menopause, her body makes more testosterone than estrogen! Testosterone is crucial to a woman?s health and well-being. Loss of testosterone can cause loss of sex drive and sexual sensation, marked fatigue, low energy, hair loss, decreased stamina, loss of height, and other symptoms. This book is written by a nationally known women?s health physician and hormone specialist to provide reliable, cutting-edge medical information, important now to overcome stigma and negative myths about testosterone. Dr. Vliet teaches women to avoid risks of improper dosing using new treatment options with bioidentical testosterone. This book will help women learn ways to restore libido, improve muscle strength, build healthy bone, and maintain normal energy levels.
• Female Hormone Restoration: Online References For Health Concerns: Few topics have attracted as much attention in recent years as hormone replacement therapy (HRT) among postmenopausal women. For decades, physicians have been prescribing HRT to combat the symptoms of menopause as well as protect patients against osteoporosis and heart disease. The rationale behind heart disease prevention was simple: during their reproductive years, women enjoy lower rates of heart disease than men do, primarily because of the protective effect of estrogen hormones. It seemed only logical that by replacing the estrogens lost at menopause, women would retain some of their protection against heart disease. To offset the increased risk of certain cancers caused by unopposed estrogen therapy, doctors frequently added progestins to the therapy (Andrade et al 2002; Formby 1998). Progestins are synthetic chemicals designed in a lab to mimic natural progesterone.
• The Natural Hormone Makeover: A female doctor who has spent more than two decades studying the relationship between hormones and menopause presents a safe, effective program for using natural and bioidentical hormones to combat hot flashes, insomnia, mood swings, and many other symptoms linked to menopause-rela ted hormone imbalances. Combining traditions of Chinese medicine with the latest Western developments and discoveries, this easy-to-follow ten-step program helps you create a personalized course of treatment using supplements, herbs, natural and bio-identical hormones, and diet to enhance both safety and hormone effectiveness.
• Does Menopause Change Insulin Sensitivity, And What About Hormone Replacement Therapy After Menopause?: ABC News
• Candy by hormones: You?ll do anything when you?re desperate.
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