"Optimal hormone balance is critical to our physical and emotional well-being."
Hormonal problems
can occur at different stages of life and does not have
to be accepted
“normal”. Hormone therapies/supplementation is available to achieve a
healthy balance.
Which brings us to the
question, “What is the difference between natural and
synthetic hormones?”
The term “natural” hormones have come to designate hormones that are chemically the same as those in the human body. Sometimes they are also
called “human-identical” or “human iso-molecular.” “Synthetic” hormones
refer to those that are manufactured with a chemical configuration that is
not possible in the human body but mimics some of the native hormonal
activity. These definitions do not reflect the dictionary meaning of these
terms but refers to the general use of them.
The key to finding a successful treatment for hormonal imbalance is a willingness to try different forms of hormones/supplementation. Experimenting with doses and different forms should be done under a licensed practitioner’s supervision. Because each of us, as individuals, are unique with specific needs of treatment, requires the right combination of supplementation.
To learn more about natural hormone supplementation, go to
www.womensinternational.com
To view
and print PDF files (Portable Document Files) you can download
the FREE
Acrobat Reader from Adobe if your browser does not have this plug-in.
*You will have to have the viewer before you can open the PDF files.
Women’s
Health Connection
Toll Free Phone:
800. 366. 6632 ~ Toll Free Fax: 800. 613. 8862
Email:
info@womenshealthconnection.com
Home
About Us
Hormonal Imbalances
Resources
Contact
Us
Copyright © 1999 Women's Health Connection. All rights reserved.
Revised:
02/14/05