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THE HORMONE SURVIVAL
GUIDE FOR PERIMENOPAUSE: by Nisha Jackson,
Ph.D. Larkfield Publishing
While many physicians are still prescribing hormone replacement therapy (HRT) despite its links to cancer, word is getting out that therapy using natural, bioidentical hormones is a safe and effective alternative for relieving unpleasant symptoms. THE HORMONE SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR PERIMENOPAUSE addresses the significant changes in mood, weight, sex drive, and general well-being that women between the ages of 35 and 50 experience during perimenopause -- the years leading up to menopause. More and more women are no longer willing to endure these symptoms nor believe doctors who tell them "It's all in your head" or "It's normal for your age." They are asking questions that demand solutions and are discovering that symptom alleviation -- even control -- is within their grasp. Careful hormone testing and treatment, as well as proper diet, exercise, and stress reduction, can balance out-of-whack hormones. The results can be spectacular, even life altering. Jackson's book emphasizes natural hormones that exactly match the molecular structure of the body's own and helps women educate themselves to make informed choices. The friendly tone and authoritative information make it known that now the office woman and mother have simple ways to make practical lifestyle changes and set realistic goals for getting healthy and staying fit by following the author's helpful guidelines, such as "A Six-Step Plan for Weight/Fat Loss," "The Quick-Fix Plan for Stress," "The 12-Week Diet Overhaul," "Jumpstarting Energy," "Simple Ways to Spice Up Your Love Life," "Establishing Better Sleep Patterns," and "Simple Exercises for Improved Body Image." Perhaps best of all, women can avoid unnecessary or unsafe medications that don't provide long-term solutions to hormone imbalances. ***
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