Articles tagged with: thyroid
Losing Weight After 40
Have you noticed a few extra pounds creeping up on you? Nine sensible suggestions that can help give you a boost to your weight loss routine.
All You Need To Know About Thyroid Problems
According to the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists, about one in eight women will develop a thyroid problem in her lifetime, and many women find that bioidentical progesterone helps with the symptoms.
8 Facts About Hormones You May Not Know
Hormones rule our lives, but how much do we know about how they can really affect us?
How Bioidentical Progesterone Can Help Autoimmune Disorders
Autoimmune disorders include Lupus, Thyroid problems, Rheumatoid Arthritis and Multiple Sclerosis. Bioidentical progesterone has a role to play in helping your immune system to deal with them.
5 Secret Symptoms Of A Thyroid Disorder
Severely under diagnosed and recognised, many women have symptoms of low thyroid without realising it. Treatment can include support from bioidentical natural progesterone, but first you need to know the signs.
Critical Signs Of Low Thyroid And What Can Help
Are you putting on weight or worried about hair loss and lack of energy or sleep? These can all be signs of a sluggish thyroid and low progesterone levels.
Trouble Losing Weight? Your Thyroid May Hold The Key
Many women at menopause can suffer from an under-active thyroid and it often goes undiagnosed. Progesterone supports thyroid function and can help you lose weight.
Stress And Weight Gain – What’s The Link?
Being stressed doesn’t just affect your emotions and mood, it can seriously impact your hormones as well so that you gain weight – and can find it hard to lose it.
Stress And Weight Gain – What’s The Link?
Being stressed doesn’t just affect your emotions and mood, it can seriously impact your hormones as well so that you gain weight – and can find it hard to lose it.
How Bioidentical Natural Progesterone Helps With Low Thyroid
Women, especially those over age 50, are more likely to have hypothyroidism and often the symptoms are missed because they are seen as just part of what you can expect at menopause.
