Vernon Morningstar October 28, 2012
So you’ve had a hysterectomy. What now? The good news is that hysterectomy is a permanent solution for the constant bleeding and/or pelvic pain you’ve been suffering. The bad news is that these are often replaced by new symptoms such as insomnia, hot flashes, night sweats, low libido, memory loss and depression; all indicators of hormonal imbalance.
Vernon Morning Star October 23, 2009
Hot flashes, fatigue, insomnia, low sex drive and weight gain are the most common signs that your hormones are out of balance. There are many other symptoms, but these are the classic ones that prompt people to seek help. Recent media attention on Oprah, Dr. Phil and The Doctors television programs has raised awareness about hormone balancing. Now natural hormone therapy is available that can make unpleasant symptoms a thing of the past.
Vernon Morning Star May 26, 2006
Are you suffering from fatigue, weight gain, depression, muscle aches, joint pain, loss of mental clarity and function, dry skin, brittle hair, hair loss, constipation, a constant feeling of being cold or high cholesterol? You may have a sluggish thyroid or hypothyroidism. While historically 25% of women and 10% of men are diagnosed, a 20 year follow-up study reported in the 2000 British Medical Journal that 50% the population has an under active thyroid.
Vernon Morning Star December 31, 2000
If you’ve begun to experience the changes that for most women signal the onset of menopause, you may be thinking…What do I do now? Do I just suffer through it? Do I take a chance with drugs?
Maybe one of your friends feels better taking Premarin and Provera (Hormone Replacement Therapy or HRT). Her mood is brighter, her skin looks better and she has more energy. But another friend hated the drugs because the side effects were terrible and she gained 30 pounds.