Sentences with phrase «with synthetic hormone replacement therapy»

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People who have primary adrenal insufficiency and a confirmed aldosterone deficiency should undergo replacement therapy — typically with the synthetic hormone fludrocortisone — to maintain the body's salt and water balance.

This article is for you if you suffer with any of these conditions: Hot flashes and night sweats Premenstrual / menstrual migraines PMS Low sex drive PCOS Infertility Endometriosis Menopause Perimenopause The Functional Medicine Approach to Hormonal Imbalances: Simply: Get the body to do what Mother Nature originally intended (which is NOT synthetic hormone replacement therapy or...

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Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy, or BHRT, is the process of treating hormonal imbalances with bioidentical hormones, instead of synthetic hormones.

Many of the fears associated with hormone replacement therapy often confuse the two types of hormones — synthetic verses bioidentical.

There are also natural ways to replace lost hormones such as plant pseudo-estrogens and herbal remedies that are available over the counter, in addition to bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT — not to be confused with HRT which involves the use of synthetic hormones).