Articles for topic: Natural Progesterone
Osteoporosis Drugs May Increase Fractures
New research agrees with earlier FDA warnings about potential side-effects from bisphosphonate based osteoporosis drugs.
Signs That You Might Have A Hormonal Imbalance
Women really only have two hormones to worry about. They are oestrogen and progesterone and they dominate our lives from puberty to post menopause.
Progesterone or Progestogen – Why It Is Important To Know The Difference
Do you know the difference between the synthetic and the natural hormone, and why it really matters?
Help For Menopausal Mood Swings
Progesterone is known to elevate mood but if you are also Vitamin D deficient – as most of us are – then improving that will also make a big difference.
Earlier Menstruation and Menopause – Doctors Baffled!
Well not all doctors as those like Dame Dr Shirley Bond and Dr Tony Coope who are experienced in the use of natural hormones don’t find it baffling as they know there is a simple explanation – though not a widely accepted one.
How The Pill And Coil Affect Mood And Weight At Menopause
Many women at menopause use the contraceptive Pill or Coil to help control heavy bleeding. The synthetic hormones these contain are not the same as the natural hormones and have very different effects.
How Progesterone Is Beneficial – Facts, Not Fiction
Women from puberty to post menopause use bioidentical hormones and know the benefits, and here two private GP’s with many years experience give their views.
9 Risk Factors For Osteoporosis At Any Age
There are no warning signs but some surprising risk factors for this ’silent killer’ that are not just restricted to menopause.
How Your Hormones Dictate Where You Put On Weight
If you are finding it hard to shift those extra pounds, there may be a simple explanation. If you know how your hormones and your lifestyle influence your body shape you can do something about it.
How Natural Progesterone Can Help You Sleep at Menopause
Having trouble sleeping? There can be a number of reasons but natural progesterone aids sleep as research shows.
