Hormones In The News
Women’s Health- Balance Hormones with Bioidentical Hormone Therapy
May, 2010 - On May 21, 2010, The Doctors T.V. show was all about women’s hormonal health. Hormone specialist Dr. Prudence Hall made it clear that women’s health, personality and happiness were all linked to their hormone levels; when a woman’s hormones are not balanced depression, weight gain, anxiety, sleeplessness and low libido will ensue. Women experiencing symptoms of a hormonal imbalance should make an appointment with their local hormones doctor to have their hormonal levels tested.
Endocrine Changes May Modify the Secretion of Sex Hormones and Alter Aspects of Women’s Sexual Function
May, 2010 - As we age, our endocrine system changes, as do many things in our bodies. With these changes, endocrine disorders may directly or indirectly modify the female sexual functions by altering the secretion of sex hormones or by impacting vascular, neurogenic (nervous system), or psychologic factors.A two year study was conducted to review the impact of the hormonal changes associated with aging or by endocrine disorders on female sexual function and current information on the risks and benefits of hormonal treatments. The committee members outlined topics and reviewed the published literature on endocrine ...
Low Sex Drive in Women
May, 2010 - What is low sex drive? In medical terms, it is a low or absent desire for sexual intimacy that causes personal distress. Women’s sex drive may fluctuate over the years, due to major life changes or relationship status; however, there are many other factors that contribute to low sex drive in women during various points of their life.
Stress, Cortisol and Artery Health Studied
May, 2010 - According to the Daily Mail, stress increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes because people who become stressed are more likely to suffer from hardened arteries.A study was conducted by Dr. Mark Hamer and his colleagues at the University College London. The researchers gathered a sample of 514 participants ...
Menopause Status and Attitudes in Turkish Midlife Female Population: An Epidemiological Study
May, 2010 - In a survey conducted from January 1, 2008 to March 31, 2008, researchers studied a random sample of 1551 women from ages 40-65 in Western Turkey to describe menopausal symptoms, and to assess the women's attitudes towards some climacteric issues.
Get fit in your 40’s and 50’s
May, 2010 - The Savannah Morning News recently published an article discussing menopause weight gain and offered some tips to help middle-aged women keep the lose weight and keep the weight off during menopause. As women age, estrogen levels decline and testosterone levels increase. When this change occurs, women oftentimes begin noticing symptoms commonly associated with hormonal imbalance, such as hot flashes, night sweats, fatigue, mood swings, and low libido. Still for most women, menopause weight gain remains the most vexing symptom of all.
The Role of Nutrition on Women’s Hormones
May, 2010 - In an article published by ConnectTriStates.com, author Rajah Maples discusses the impact nutrition has on a women’s hormones. Everyone knows we should be eating healthy but there is more to it than just knowing what foods to avoid – knowing what foods you should be eating is just as important. The foods you eat really make a difference for your overall health.It is essential that you nourish your body with fresh fruits and vegetables, low-sugar and low-sodium foods; otherwise your hormones get completely out of whack.
ATS: Dietary Fat, Sex Hormones Affect Airway Inflammation
May, 2010 - Health Day News recently released information regarding the relationship between estrogen and bronchodilaton. Studies suggest that a high fat intake can increase airway inflammation and suppress bronchodilator response in people with asthma; however scientists believe that a concentration of estrogens may actually help facilitate bronchodilation.It was concluded, that because concentrations of estrogen can activate estrogen receptors, estrogen therapy may actually hold therapeutic benefits for airway constriction related diseases.
Study: Low Sex Drive, Ladies? It Might Be Your Pill
May, 2010 - It seems highly implausible that after 50 years of putting women on birth control, no one bothered to investigate the long-term effects that they would have on a woman’s libido. According to an article published on Time.com, a recent study supports the argument that birth control may actually lower women’s libido and in some cases can even lead to sexual dysfunction. The study found that women who used hormonal contraception experienced a lower sexual desire and weren’t as easily aroused as women who used non-hormonal contraception like condoms and abstinence.
Primary Ovarian Insufficiency, Not ‘Premature Menopause’
May, 2010 - There’s been a lot of talk lately as to why women in their 20’s are prematurely experiencing symptoms commonly associated with menopause. Although the cause is still up for debate, one thing that’s certain is that the problem is only getting worse. An article recently publishedby USA Todaytold the story of a Los Angeles woman in her twenties named Christine Eads, who was experiencing amenorrhea (absence of period) and severe night sweats.
Page 3 of 14
