Roses to You, Dr. Lee, Thank you for your dedication to womens health
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Educational Weblinks and informational sites: Link here to Understanding Your Hormones, Hazardous Ingredients List www.natural-progesterone-advisory-network.com Recommended Reading: What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Breast Cancer, John R. Lee, MD, David Zava, PhD and Virginia Hopkins More than a breast cancer book. A comprehensive guide to hormone issues, discusses how hormone imbalance causes disease syndromes, how hormones function and interact, menopause issues, protective benefits of natural progesterone, advice on how to balance your hormones with bioidentical supplements, good references and referrals What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Menopause, John R. Lee, MD and Virginia Hopkins The Ultimate book on Natural Progesterone and practical guidelines to making it through the change What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Premenopause, John R. Lee, MD and Virginia Hopkins what causes PMS, endometriosis, fibroids, reproductive cancers, natural progesterone You've Hit Menopause, Now What? , George Gillson, MD, PhD and Tracy Marsden, BScPharm A quick and easy guide for the lay person. Explains how hormones work in the body, the differences between synthetic and natural hormones, offers a simple symptom assessment, and covers supplementation choices for balancing your hormones Natural Hormone Replacement, Jonathan Wright, MD and John Morganthaler All about preventing disease associated with aging and relieving menopausal symptoms through natural hormone replacement. The Wisdom of Menopause, Christiane Northrup, MD A wholistic approach to dealing with menopausal issues that focuses on the nutritional, emotional and spiritual aspects of self-healing and long term health Hormone Balance for Men, John R. Lee, MD Prostate health and natural hormone supplementation for men The Sexy Years, Suzanne Somers Her personal journey through the menopausal maze and her quest for informaion and answers, an enthusiastic endorsement of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), but beware, the suggested hormone supplementation levels are considered too high by many health care professionals |