Treatment For Hormone Deficiencies
Hormone Replacement
Therapy For Women
As we age, hormone production declines. The decline in our hormones is one of the leading causes of most diseases, including mood disorders and metabolic issues, which wreak havoc on our bodies and our wellbeing.
- Maximize Your Energy
- Build Muscle & Lost Fat More Easily
- Improve Your Sex Life
- Upgrade Your Sexual Health
WHAT ARE TYPICAL HRT PROTOCOLS FOR WOMEN?
For many years, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has been a go-to treatment for women grappling with menopausal symptoms like hot flashes and night sweats. However, it’s often overlooked that menopause can heighten the risk of heart disease, stroke, and osteoporosis among women.
Hormone replacement therapy is the process of restoring hormone levels (using hormones identical to those produced by the human body) to help glands begin functioning in tandem with them.
Progesterone Therapy
Estradiol Therapy
Estrogen helps regulate the menstrual cycle and support vaginal health. Low estrogen levels may contribute to symptoms of irritability, mood swings, and depression.
Testosterone Therapy
Testosterone therapy for women (TRT), is a medical treatment aimed at supplementing or restoring testosterone levels in women with low testosterone levels.
Testosterone is a hormone produced primarily in the ovaries and adrenal glands, though smaller amounts are also produced in other tissues. While testosterone is often associated with men, it also plays important roles in women’s health. Testosterone influences various bodily
functions, including:
– Libido (Sex Drive)
– Bone Density
– Muscle Mass and Strength
– Mood and Well-Being
– Cognitive Function
Thyroid Therapy
The thyroid gland is centered in the base of the neck and is responsible for making hormones that balance our growth, development, and metabolism. It is responsible for our metabolic rate, as well as regulating our body temperature and helping to break down cholesterol and carbohydrates. As we age, this system gets out of sync, and it can cause a great deal of discomfort!
Because of the many causes of thyroid disorders, the symptoms can vary greatly. Most symptoms are related to slow metabolism and include weight gain, feeling tired no matter how much sleep you get, constipation, feeling cold more often, brain fog, trouble with memory, and feelings of depression. You can even have complete opposite symptoms or some vague enough that you have accepted it as you’re “normal.” These symptoms can be severe enough to interfere with your relationships, career, and overall health. Luckily, we can reverse the effects of age related thyroid disorders and get you back to feeling great!
