“Low Testosterone” is still most common in men over 30, also known as male menopause or andropause, as a gradual testosterone decrease in Testosterone typically occurs steadily over time. In fact, “after age 30, men experience a 3% reduction in testosterone every year,” the naturopathic doctor said. “According to Michael A. Werner, MD, a specialist …
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To Understand the Hormonal Imbalance in Women Hormonal Imbalance and why can it be so difficult or Impossible to Clear up Acne? You probably know you’re hormonal, and Acne has many potential causes. For some people putting cream or simple dietary changes can clear up their skin (Yeah!), but for others, it can be a …
What does the Bioidentical Hormone What Does the Bioidentical Hormone Program Involve Bioidentical Hormone GHRP-2 is a synthetic analog of the peptide hormone ghrelin. Ghrelin is a small 28-amino acid peptide produced by the stomach in response to hunger. It also activates the human growth hormone secretagogue (ghrelin) receptor to stimulate GH production and metabolism. GHRP-2 similarly stimulates the hypothalamus and …
What is the Peri-menopause? As women, our bodies undergo dramatic changes as we age, and our hormones cause these changes. Peri-menopause is the time of a woman’s life when her hormonal cycle slows, her fertility reduces, and periods become less common as she heads toward menopause. It can be very stressful because it affects her physical and emotional state. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6Z0wqlRpY8 …
Perimenopause Perimenopause: Hormone Imbalance in Women; discussing the three main hormones and their impact. Perimenopause can easily sneak up on the unsuspecting woman. It’s a difficult truth but our reality. It had been two years since I last saw Suzy in my office. A pretty, vicarious mother of two teenage boys, I noticed, as I entered the …
AAI is the Anti-Aging Answer for Women’s Health Women’s Health hormonal web is complicated; finding the right anti-aging serum can also be challenging. The hormones governing women’s physical and mental functions work together to maintain a balance. The key hormonal players in women, Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone/DHEA, Human Growth Hormone, Thyroid, & Cortisol, begin to play out …