Women commonly have a low risk for cardiovascular disease until Menopause which we are seeing can be anywhere from early 40’s upwards, when their hormone levels – particularly estrogen – plummet and the ratio of estradiol to estrone goes haywire. Menopause, and the resulting hormone decline and estrogen imbalance, are also associated with osteoporosis, breast cancer, and other serious health issues.

Research indicates that, besides heart and artery protection, hormone replacement therapy to rebalance estrogen levels can protect against cognitive decline during aging, and perhaps even against Alzheimer’s disease. The most common reason as to why women are at higher risk for developing Alzheimer’s is their reduced estrogen production after Menopause.

But epidemiological research has also linked hormone replacement therapy with a decline in the risk of developing Alzheimer’s, as well as osteoporosis, heart disease, diabetes and many other serious health problems.

Bioidentical hormones are identical on a molecular level to the hormones in the body, making them safer & more effective than synthetics. The pellet delivery method delivers them through the bloodstream 24/7. Pellets are the only BHRT method that can release hormones when the body needs them.

Remaining healthy as we age depends on many things including lifestyle and genetics. It also makes perfect sense to replenish what the body needs. That’s why we supplement vitamins and minerals. It’s also why we use hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to restore internal balance. Many physicians focus on simply relieving symptoms with pills, patches, injections or creams. However, in order to return the body to balance, it needs recognizable hormone substances and a precision delivery method to transport them through the bloodstream around the clock.

By far the safest, most effective and convenient method, bioidentical hormone replacement (BHRT) using pellet implants can restore the hormone levels the body needs. Hormone replacement pellets consist of estradiol and testosterone that release slowly for 3 to 6 months, 24/7. It is the only BHRT method that can release more hormone when the body needs it.

After decades of treating women (and men) with this method, we’ve witnessed firsthand the life-changing impact hormone pellet therapy has had on thousands of patients: helping reverse serious osteoporosis, aiding Parkinson’s patients to make strides in mobility, and helping revive a marriage. Many say hormone replacement therapy has given them back what they thought they’d lost forever: their quality of life!

Hormone replacement therapy naturally restores the correct amount and balance of a woman’s hormones. This can restore a woman’s quality of life by eliminating the frustrating symptoms of menopause such as hot flashes, decreased energy, low sex drive, weight gain and more.

Menopause is the end of the female reproductive cycle and is commonly diagnosed when a woman has not had her period for 12 months. The average age for the onset of Menopause is 51, but it can also occur as early as the late 30s.

The method of determining if a woman is in Menopause is to measure the amount of follicle stimulating hormone levels in the blood. Leading up to Menopause, the ovaries produce fewer & fewer hormones, which causes a variety of changes in a woman’s body.

Surgical removal of the ovaries and other medical conditions and treatments can also induce Menopause. The fluctuations in the hormones estrogen, testosterone and progesterone can cause your periods to become irregular and sometimes heavy. Other symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, brain fog, weight gain, increased belly fat, and headaches can soon follow.

However, hormone replacement therapy naturally restores the correct amount and balance of a woman’s hormones. Hormone replacement therapy can restore a woman’s quality of life by eliminating the frustrating symptoms of menopause and hormone decline. Even better, hormone therapy can reduce a woman’s risk of developing life threatening illnesses such as osteoporosis, heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, and more.