Articles tagged with: oestrogen dominance
Top 3 Ovarian Cancer Risks At Menopause
Ovarian cancer is mainly found in women over 50, so menopause is a key time to check your own risk factors.
Warning Signs For Womb Cancer
There are many hormone-related cancers and this is the fourth most common one in women in the UK.
Soft Drinks Linked To 72% Increased Risk For Endometrial Cancer
Excess oestrogen and hormone imbalance are associated with endometriosis and endometrial cancer. Diet plays an important role in staying healthy and if you are oestrogen dominant, and love carbonated drinks, you may have increased your risk factor.
Heart Healthy Foods
At menopause the risk for heart disease in women rises, but keeping your heart healthy with these simple dietary tips can help.
MS And Progesterone
MS is more common in women than men, and it seems hormones are also a factor. Ray Peat is a recognised expert in the field of hormone research relating to progesterone and is a prolific writer and educator on their impact and importance.
How Your Toiletries Are Messing With Your Hormones
From foundation to shower gel and shampoo your daily beauty routine could be undermining your hormone balance. Many women turn to natural progesterone to restore that balance, but what can you do to prevent it?
The 10 Secrets of Healthy Ageing
Don’t we all want to live longer, look younger and feel great? To know how to do just that read some of the best kept secrets on how to age healthily.
New Study Confirms Oestrogen And Breast Cancer Link
Increased weight means increased oestrogen, so a new report shows that losing weight will boost your chances of beating breast cancer, but what about the protective role of bioidentical progesterone?
Why Soy Is Not Always The Best Food For Women
Although a highly popular phytoestrogen, soy can cause allergic reactions in sensitive women and isn’t good for everyone. It’s important to know the difference between ‘good’ and ‘bad’ soy products for your health’s sake.
Alzheimer’s And Hormone Balance
Alzheimer’s is not usually related to hormone imbalance, but as the majority of sufferers are women – with numbers increasing each year – it is time look at how your hormones may affect it.
