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A new study shows that in menopausal women with Lupus, HT does not increase blood clots. Good news! SG In postmenopausal women with lupus, no increase in vascular thrombotic events with HT use Fernandez M,... More »
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I always say go as low as you can with estrogen dosing, and this is an article proving the wisdom and efficacy of "quarter-dose" estrogen therapy. That is, quarter of the standard dosing. Cool part... More »
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Here is some new data on how our metabolism slows with menopause, and how estrogen can help. We still need more definitive data, which should be forthcoming from the KRONOS Study. SG date: August 9,... More »
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This is an important article from Dr. Mercola, DO (Doctor of Osteopathy). I agree with many of his insights and conclusions. Check out his website, www.mercola.com Complications Regarding Progesterone Cream If one has not read... More »
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This is some new data linking bulimia with hormonal imbalance. I don't agree with using birth control pills, but would favor bioidentical hormones: Bulimia is normally regarded as a mental illness that should be treated... More »
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Osteoporosis: Beyond Boniva to an Integrative Approach What is bone? It’s a living, active tissue composed of vitamins, minerals and other substances, from calcium, magnesium, boron, strontium, to a protein matrix that attracts calcium and... More »
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Beryl came to see me for mood swings, hot flashes, night sweats, outrageously heavy periods and no sex drive. We talked about various approaches including the benefits of yoga and exercise, as well as nutrition... More »
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