BodyLogicMD In The News
Dr. Gary Joseph Discusses Bioidentical Hormones on WKYC's Good Company
March, 2010 - As we age, our hormones begin to naturally decline. When this happens, many of us find ourselves dealing with a wide variety of symptoms commonly associated with hormonal imbalance such as hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings, low libido, weight gain and fatigue. Dr. Gary Joseph of BodyLogicMD was recently featured on a segment of WKYC’s Good Company with host, Michael Cardamone, discussing what women and men can do to keep their hormone and bodies in check with bioidentical hormone therapy.
Perimenopause and menopause: Signposts to a healthier future
January, 2010 - THE GREATEST REWARD OF being a doctor is the knowledge that I have helped a patient attain health in a way that she can maintain without me. It isn’t that I don’t love working with my patients on a regular basis; it is more that I am truly happy when they are healthy and don’t need to see me often.
Anti-Aging Medicine: Forever Young
December, 2009 - As we sleep, the pituitary gland near the base of the brain secretes a protein consisting of 191 amino acids that flows into the bloodstream. Although the substance, Human Growth Hormone (HGH), remains in the bloodstream for only a few minutes, its impact on the body is dramatic. When HGH binds to receptors on target fat cells, it stimulates the breakdown of triglycerides and suppresses the cells’ ability to store fat.
Dr. Jennifer Landa Discusses Toxins in Holiday Decorations on The Daily Buzz
December, 2009 - Dr. Jennifer Landa, BodyLogicMD’s Medical Director was a guest on The Daily Buzz and discussed the toxins that are found in some holiday decorations and how avoiding exposure can help you avoid a possible hormone imbalance from resulting.
On Your Side: Male Menopause
Arlington, Virginia – November, 2009 - When it comes to hot flashes and hormones, most people think of women going through menopause. But men can go through something similar. It's called andropause, or male menopause, and it can play a significant role in a man's life.
Dr. Alicia Stanton Interviewed on Twin Cities Live
St. Paul, Minnesota – November, 2009 -Dr. Alicia Stanton, Chief Medical Officer of BodyLogicMD was recently featured on Twin Cities Live where she discussed her new book: Hormone Harmony. Hormones they take the blame for a lot of problems like crankiness hot flashes and more. But, what if keeping them in control was as simple as what you eat.
Doctors, Patients Disagree Over Safety of Bioidentical Hormones
Glastonbury, Connecticut – October, 2009 -BodyLogicMD Chief Medical Officer Dr. Alicia Stanton was interviewed on FOX News and discussed the safety of bioidentical hormones. Dr. Stanton discusses how bioidentical hormones can aid in the prevention of everything from low libido to diabetes. Dr. Stanton also mentions studies that are currently underway, looking into the efficacy and safety of bioidentical hormones and how most American doctors are unaware that this research is even taking place.
Find Hormone Harmony To Create Balance In Your Life
Glastonbury, Conn - September, 2009 - Dr. Alicia Stanton, BodyLogicMD’s Chief Medical Officer was interviewed on CBS and discussed how to best balance hormones and how to create balance in your life. Hormones are our body’s messengers and are necessary for our brain to communicate with our cells. As a person ages, some of the key hormones like estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, and thyroid decrease; and hormones like insulin and cortisol start to increase.
Anti-Aging Expert Physician Debuts New Book on How to Achieve Hormone Harmony and Maintain Optimal Health
Glastonbury, Conn - September, 2009 - Alicia Stanton, MD, Chief Medical Officer of BodyLogicMD, the nation’s largest network of the most highly trained anti-aging physicians, announces the release of her debut book, “Hormone Harmony: How to Balance Insulin, Cortisol, Thyroid, Estrogen, Progesterone and Testosterone to Live Your Best Life.”
Who Says Diet and Exercise Can Help With Hot Flashes?
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September, 2009 - Women may not be the only ones who suffer the effects of changing hormones. Some doctors are noticing that their male patients are experiencing similar symptoms that women experience in menopause. Unlike menopause in women, where hormone production stops completely, male hormone decline is a much slower process which could make it a much harder thing to diagnose.
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