As bioidentical hormone replacement therapy has become more popular over the past two decades, plenty of assumptions have been made about this treatment option. One of those assumptions is that…
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Hormone Replacement TherapyHypothyroidismMenThyroid HealthWomen
Treating Hypothyroidism After Radioactive Iodine Treatment Helps You Find Balance
by Charlotteby CharlotteFor those who struggle with hyperthyroidism or thyroid cancer, radioactive iodine treatment (RAI) can be a life-changing treatment option. But despite the promise of RAI, there is often a downside:…
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EstrogenHormone Replacement TherapyMen
Low Estrogen In Men Could Be More Dangerous Than You Think
by Charlotteby CharlotteMost men assume that their testosterone levels have a large impact on their health—and they’re right. Testosterone is critical for male health, and you may experience a wide range of…
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Hormone Replacement TherapyMenTestosterone
Why Am I Always Tired? Recognizing Common Causes of Fatigue In Men
by Charlotteby CharlotteChances are that you’re familiar with the sense of heaviness that sits in your mind and your body after a long day of work. Sometimes, you even might catch yourself…
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HypothyroidismMenThyroid HealthWomen
What Is The Best Test For Hypothyroidism? Getting the Right Diagnosis for Your Symptoms
by Charlotteby CharlotteWhen Mark first began feeling tired, he assumed that he was coming down with something. But as time wore on, he didn’t feel any better. Could it be stress? Not…
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Adrenal FatigueCortisolMenWomen
How to Balance Cortisol Levels and Relieve Your Symptoms of Chronic Stress
by Charlotteby CharlotteCortisol is essential to health. Our bodies normally produce cortisol throughout the day in a cycle—more in the morning as we wake, less in the evening to prepare us for sleep—to support our daily physical and emotional well-being. But when cortisol levels become higher or lower than normal for prolonged periods, that wellbeing can be severely compromised.
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Hormone ImbalanceHormone Replacement TherapyMenTestosterone
What Is the Best Treatment for Low Testosterone?
Low testosterone, also known as low-T, can occur as a result of injury, surgery, or chronic illness and cause a host of symptoms that compromise your quality of life. But the most common cause of low testosterone isn’t an accident or illness— it’s aging. And the symptoms are no less serious because they’re driven by a natural process.
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After Jessica’s last annual check-up, her health seemed fine. But a few months later, she slipped into a funk and felt incapable of building up the motivation and physical energy to go about her daily life. Her joints started to ache, and her physical fitness dropped precipitously. Even though she wasn’t depressed, her mood was low and her anxiety was higher than normal. Her doctor wasn’t able to find anything to explain her symptoms and simply suggested she get more rest and exercise.
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Hormone Replacement TherapyMenTestosterone
The Difference Between Testosterone Therapy and Steroids
by Charlotteby CharlotteThousands of men experience symptoms of low testosterone, otherwise known as low T, every year. The natural consequences of this hormone disruption aren’t always openly discussed—but they should be. Low sex drive, muscle loss, and diminished energy are just a few of the experiences that are common to men who have low T, and these uncomfortable symptoms can be easily and safely treated through testosterone replacement therapy (TRT).
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Bioidentical Hormone TherapyHormone Replacement TherapyMenPellet TherapyWomen
Are Hormone Pellets Safe? Taking A Closer Look at Benefits and Risks
by Charlotteby CharlotteWhen you’re seeking hormone replacement therapy to correct a hormonal imbalance, choosing a therapy format that is both safe and effective is essential—but it can also feel overwhelming. Topical gels, intramuscular injections, transdermal patches, pills, and implanted pellets may all have the potential to resolve your symptoms, but which format will leave you feeling your best with the least amount of hassle?