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30 Jan

Posted at 05:55h in Hormones, Menopause, Women's Health

Reading Resources A list of additional literature resources that have come highly recommended by women, providers, and supporters. I hope they prove to be helpful in your quest for hormone balance. More resource options are available on my website: https://www.dradatya.com/resources/organisation/ Recommended Books You’ve Hit Menopause. Now...

29 Jan

Posted at 06:33h in Hormones, Menopause

Currently, there is much controversy regarding how to manage a woman’s menopausal symptoms. From a Naturopathic perspective, managing menopause has always required a very individualized approach. One size does not fit all, and never did! The revelations of the Women’s Health Initiative in the US...

29 Jan

Posted at 06:28h in Menopause, Women's Health

Perimenopause Perimenopause is a transition time “around menopause,” which on average lasts five to ten years. Usually at around age 35, a woman’s progesterone levels begin to decline and become erratic. Many times this goes unnoticed, or there may be increased premenstrual symptoms (PMS), or increased...

28 Jan

Posted at 19:39h in Hormones, Women's Health

Hormonal Harmony Hormone imbalance is best understood by knowing how a normal menstrual cycle works. A menstrual cycle is the result of a hormonal dance between the pituitary gland in the brain and the ovaries. Every month the female sex hormones prepare the body to support...

22 Dec

Posted at 05:43h in Hormones, Menopause

Issue: BCMJ, Vol. 43, No. 8, November 2001, page(s) 452-457 Articles Suzanne Montemuro, MD, CCFP Current knowledge from the extensive arsenal of treatment options for the symptoms of menopause can help physicians address the concerns of women in midlife. Lifestyle modification for the relief of the symptoms of...