Introduction to Progesterone in Men

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This article is an introduction to understanding the role of progesterone in men. Progesterone is often associated with women’s health, particularly in relation to pregnancy and menstrual cycles. However, it also plays a crucial role in men’s health. This hormone is a precursor to testosterone, the primary male sex hormone, and helps maintain hormonal balance … Read more

pH Imbalance

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pH imbalance, is there a connection with hormones? Corinne and I recently engaged in an extensive exploration of sodium bicarbonate, delving into its diverse applications and potential benefits, which we enthusiastically shared with our radio audience during our latest broadcast—check out the show below for all the fascinating details. In conducting our research, we relied … Read more

To Test or Not to Test?

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What to test, when to test, why to test are real questions to consider.   Will the test give you information that you can act on?  Can a test reveal the reason for physical signs and symptoms that have mysteriously shown up? When you get your test results, will you and your practitioner be able … Read more

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Defending All Forms of Bioidentical Progesterone With Phyllis Bronson, PhD and Carol Petersen, RPh, CNP

Defending all forms of bioidentical progesterone with Phyllis Bronson, PhD and Carol Petersen, RPh, CNP

This webinar features guest experts Dr. Phyllis Bronson and Carol Petersen, who emphasize the importance of progesterone and address misinformation about it. We discuss the distinctions between real progesterone and synthetic progestins, the different forms of progesterone administration, and the significance of progesterone levels compared to estrogen levels. The conversation covers the safety and benefits … Read more

The Edge Effect Reverse or Prevent Alzheimer’s, Aging, Memory Loss, Weight Gain, Sexual Dysfunction and More

The Pauses We so commonly talk about menopause and sometimes andropause, but Dr. Eric Braverman points out that we experience many “pauses” as we age. “Thyropause” starts generally in the 50’s and when the production of thyroid hormone and calcitonin is reduced. “Thymopause” starts even earlier. The thymus gland aids out immune system by directing … Read more