hormone replacement therapy

Hello, I am a medical student in my last year. For a few years I have been replacing all of my major hormones (see here) and I have been both high and low in many different constellations. From all this I learned 2 things. Each hormone deficiency can cause chronic fatigue. Each hormone...

I want to share my journey with hormone replacement because I believe it might be useful to others. Beacuse hormones are extensively talked about here on RPF, I do think that others might benefit from some of the stuff I learned along my way. I am a medical student in my last year. I replace...

Hi all I wasn't sure where to post this so I figured it was metabolism related. So my question is. Is it possible to change bodyfat distribution? My current understanding is that testosterone in lower range and out of upper limits causes the typical android distribution. I'm sure this is...

In Addition to Testosterone, Another Hormone Is Vital for Early Male Development | Science | Smithsonian Magazine In Addition to Testosterone, Another Hormone Is Vital for Early Male Development A hormone called androsterone, produced in the placenta and other organs, plays a role in...

This was a human study and one of the very few to look at steroid effects on the brain as a result of supplementation. As the study said, the results are very relevant for all women who take birth control pills or HRT. It even says that estrogen therapy is known to cause dementia later in life...

The words in the title are not mine, they are from the actual study. As many of you have heard, the pharma industry has big hopes for estrogen HRT to make a comeback and has sponsored several "independent" studies claiming that estrogen is not dangerous and the results from the Women Health...

Download of the MP3 file: http://www.toxinless.com/kmud-120817-hot-flashes-night-sweats-relationship-to-stress-aging-p-m-sand-sugar-metabolism.mp3 The original transcript was by Geneviève Deveraux; it got completed by Giraffe, and then verified by me. I've had to shorten some caller...

I was shocked to find this "editorial" in, of all places, the BMJ since it is known as one of the bastions of modern "medicine" (together with NEJM). I hope this is a good sign that not all allopathic doctors are villains. Either way, it makes for a very interesting read and it reads as if Peat...