While perimenopause and menopause are considered ‘normal’ life changes, you get no medals for suffering through it alone.
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Society has decided that women feeling like sh&t is normal, but you can decide it’s not normal for you.
Hear from author, awakener, business owner, speaker and hormone enthusiast, Marcella Hill.
While perimenopause and menopause are considered ‘normal’ life changes, you get no medals for suffering through it alone.
Join us in the movement where all women get to look and feel great from the inside out.
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Bioidentical hormones are manmade hormones derived from plant estrogens that are chemically identical to those the human body produces. Estrogen, and progesterone, are among those most commonly replicated and used in treatment. Bioidentical hormones come in various forms, including:
Perimenopause and the early years of menopause are a critical window for health, and that’s true even if you don’t have symptoms. It is a sensitive period or inflection point, during which time small health problems could, if not addressed, amplify into larger and more permanent health problems later in life. Symptoms can include:
Some women have no symptoms during menopause. Their period stops and that’s it. But they are in the minority. 80% of women experience some symptoms and for half of them these symptoms last for years. The medium duration of hot flashes and vasomotor symptoms among these women was 7.4 years You should start BHRT during perimenopause. The closer you start to menopause the better the long term outcomes for preventing bone loss and osteoporosis.
“For the last two decades perimenopausal and menopausal women have received misinformation about the benefits and risks of hormone replacement therapy. Now is the time to right that wrong and to offer women the relief they need today as well as the preventive therapies that will benefit them tomorrow.”