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Let's continue our deep discussion on preparing for menopause. In part one, we talked about the changes you can expect in perimenopause and menopause, and explored the importance of awareness around this hormonal shift. In this episode, we're exploring specific ways you can support this transition.
If you want to improve your experience going through perimenopause and menopause, you should first consider how you feel about hormones. If you think you'd like to explore hormone replacement therapy, you'll want to align yourself with a doctor who has expertise in that area.
It's important to remember that a loss of hormones has a significant effect on your body, whether that loss brings you to an average rate or not. Just because you still have expected rates of hormones present doesn't necessarily mean you're producing the optimal amounts for you.
Estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone are not dangerous. They do not suddenly cause cancer after you turn a certain age. The naysayers are usually missing out on crucial information, leaving them considerably misinformed. Hormones administered at the correct dosage and with the proper consideration for hormonal balance are perfectly safe.
So, what's the magic hormone for menopause? Testosterone can do wonders for your mood, energy, and sex life. There are different methods you can try, and if you give it some time to get your dosing right, you could get a boost that makes you feel like you're decades younger. Menopause can look however you want it to. The choice is yours.
Connect with Dr. Cernaianu
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By Dr. Mirela Cernaianu4.7
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Let's continue our deep discussion on preparing for menopause. In part one, we talked about the changes you can expect in perimenopause and menopause, and explored the importance of awareness around this hormonal shift. In this episode, we're exploring specific ways you can support this transition.
If you want to improve your experience going through perimenopause and menopause, you should first consider how you feel about hormones. If you think you'd like to explore hormone replacement therapy, you'll want to align yourself with a doctor who has expertise in that area.
It's important to remember that a loss of hormones has a significant effect on your body, whether that loss brings you to an average rate or not. Just because you still have expected rates of hormones present doesn't necessarily mean you're producing the optimal amounts for you.
Estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone are not dangerous. They do not suddenly cause cancer after you turn a certain age. The naysayers are usually missing out on crucial information, leaving them considerably misinformed. Hormones administered at the correct dosage and with the proper consideration for hormonal balance are perfectly safe.
So, what's the magic hormone for menopause? Testosterone can do wonders for your mood, energy, and sex life. There are different methods you can try, and if you give it some time to get your dosing right, you could get a boost that makes you feel like you're decades younger. Menopause can look however you want it to. The choice is yours.
Connect with Dr. Cernaianu
https://www.herabeautyandwellness.com/
https://www.instagram.com/herabeautyandwellness/
https://www.facebook.com/people/Hera-Healthcare-Mirela-Cernaianu-MD/100063462643162/

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