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Our Dr. James Simon Discusses the "Ooops Baby" PDF Print E-mail
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It's all on video! Our Dr. James A.Simon, director of www.menopausewise.com has done a series of video article discussing such as the "Ooops Baby," (contraception and fertility in women who are perimenopausal), "ED" in Women--women suffering from sexual arousal disorder and how it can be it can be compared to "erectile dysfunction;". causes and treatment of vaginal dryness, when women should have osteoporosis checkups and menopause symptoms and perimenopause. To view all the videos by videographer Garrett Felder, click here
 
The Female Patient Special: Our Karen Giblin, Dr. Elizabeth Vliet Join in 'The Buzz on Bioidenticals PDF Print E-mail
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ImageOprah and other celebrities all claim to communicate the truth about bioidentical hormones, but what do medical experts say? As a medical journal for ObGyns, The Female Patient has all the facts in the new patient magazine for women titled "The Buzz on Bioidenticals," and is NOW available FREE online.

The magazine features Red Hot Mamas' Karen Giblin along with women's health physician/hormone therapy expert Elizabeth Lee Vliet, MD. Read our magazine and participate in our Webinar to find out more facts!

To see and hear The Buzz on Bioidenticals webinar held on August 4, 2009, click here.

Last Updated ( Friday, 07 August 2009 )
 
Hormones For Dummies (Everything You Ever Wanted to Know But Were Afraid You Wouldn’t Understand) PDF Print E-mail
Written by By Jennifer R. Berman, MD   
Hormones are powerful chemicals that help keep your body functioning normally, your bones strong, your brains acute, and your sex life potent. Hormones are involved in almost every biological process in your body including sexual reproduction, growth, metabolism, weight control, aging, as well as immune function. Hormones, especially estrogen, play a critical role in our bodies that go well beyond alleviating the typical symptoms we all know of: hot flashes and night sweats. Hormones actually affect your brain, your cognitive ability and mental acuity or sharpness, short term memory as well as mood.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 08 November 2008 )
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Report:Breast Cancer Rates Drop in U.S;Study Notes It follows HRT Use reduction PDF Print E-mail
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 April 2007 )
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Natural Woman, Natural Menopause PDF Print E-mail
Written by Lucy Postolov, L.Ac.   
Of all the wondrous miracles of our world, none is more miraculous than the female body. It is to be appreciated, it is to be worshipped, and it is to be amazed with its timely changes that occur throughout a woman’s life. One change that is destined and brings a range of emotions from anxiety to elation is menopause. The French say life begins at forty. Something else is on its way as well.

River of Night Sweats! The Fire of Hot Flashes! Terror in the Ovaries! No, these are not summer blockbusters coming to a theatre near you. In reality, these are a few symptoms a woman can experience when the change is at hand. Whoever said being a goddess was going to be easy.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 23 November 2006 )
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