BodyLogicMD In The News

July 2006 - Cyndi Rooks was feeling tired, depressed, lethargic, and had gained 90 pounds. After receiving normal test results from multiple doctors, she started to think that she was crazy. That was until she met with Dr. Gary Bernard of BodyLogicMD, who diagnosed her with hypothyroidism, or an underactive thyroid. She began to take thyroid replacement pills, and as a result has lost 40 pounds and feels better than ever.

March 2006 - Ever feel like you are on an emotional rollercoaster? Well so did Malissa Mosak. But she wasn't crazy, it was her hormones that made her feel that way... It worked for her: New hormone Treatment...

March 2006 - As Dr. Ron Rothenberg bursts through the door of his anti-aging institute in Southern California, a cell phone pressed to his ear, his nurse warns him of the busy day ahead. There will be four-hour consultations with each of three prospective patients, she says. They're all coming to hear the 60-year-old Rothenberg's pitch about how his tailored regimens of diet, exercise, and hormones will make them feel younger and live longer.

January 2006 - Deborah Ravenwood was not feeling like herself. She assumed that she was going through menopause since early menopause runs in her family. After realizing that she wanted to receive an individualized treatment that was as close to being holistic as possible, she sought the help of Dr. Alicia Stanton, who performs bioidentical hormone therapy from a BodyLogicMD practice.

January 2006 - In March 2004, women looking for relief from their menopausal symptoms were dealt a blow when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration halted its second nationwide hormone replacement drug study, citing stroke risks.

December 2005 - If you find that your menopausal symptoms are causing you to sweat more than normal in the boardroom, you're most likely not alone. PBodyLogicMD's Chief Medical Officer says that 74 percent of women with menopausal symptoms feel it greatly affects their work routine. This number could be dangerous, particularly because some women may disregard hormone usage after a recent study by the Women's Health Initiative showed that estrogen doesn't benefit post-menopausal women...

December 2005 - After months of feeling sick, missing work and barely having enough energy to function, Diane Layton was fed up. At 48, Layton knew she had gone through menopause, but never expected that the symptoms would actually be strong enough to affect her work and personal life...

November 2005 - Talk about a downer. Women who turned to specially compounded plant-derived hormones to escape the dangers of hormone replacement therapy may be rubbing themselves the wrong way. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists is warning there is no proof the so-called bioidentical hormones - often made in cream form - are any safer than the combination estrogen/progestin therapy that menopausal women had been...

October 2005 - Menopause is not an illness, it's a fact of life! Menopause is no longer taboo spoken by women in hushed tones behind kitchen doors. Today's generation of women are afforded more knowledge about menopause and treatment, and play a more active role in deciding what's their best option....

October 2005 - That's right. The "change of life" believes in equal billing. Men go through the equivalent of female menopause and even have similar symptoms including lack of energy, weight gain, loss of muscle mass, irritability, and lowered sex drive. Erectile dysfunction is another symptom that men may deal with during this stage in their lives. And, if that's not enough, blood pressure and blood sugar levels may also increase...