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
Book Review by Jeffrey Dach MD It is always refreshing when a new book comes out saying all the things I have been writing about for many years. “Estrogen Matters” by Avrum Bluming and Carol Tavris is one of those books. Number one, estrogen does not cause breast cancer, and withholding estrogen/progesterone HRT from post-menopausal … Read more
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 Pauses A review of Dr. Eric Braverman’s book “The Edge Effect Reverse or Prevent Alzheimer’s , Aging, Memory Loss, Weight Gain, Sexual Dysfunction and More” 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 … Read more
It’s not really funny. PMS jokes abound in today’s society. It’s very likely that most of us toss around the acronym of PMS for premenstrual syndrome without giving a thought to where this originated. PMS in the Movies In 1994, there was a movie entitled “Tom and Viv” about the relationship of T.S. Eliot (the … Read more