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FacebookSep 11, 2020

PERI-MENOPAUSAL or MENOPAUSAL and can’t sleep? Exhausted and anxious and can’t sleep?

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PERI-MENOPAUSAL or MENOPAUSAL and can’t sleep? Exhausted and anxious and can’t sleep? Could be you need more natural progesterone - it’s probably one of the most talked about benefits of taking progesterone — you will sleep like a baby.

FacebookSep 4, 2020

This is one of those articles, though well meaning, that carries MAJOR errors (2 really BIG ones!). The authors…

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This is one of those articles, though well meaning, that carries MAJOR errors (2 really BIG ones!). The authors conflate and confuse both natural progesterone and natural estrogens with the deadlier & problematic synthetic versions (and thi

FacebookAug 31, 2020

Thanks for the great Facebook Live last night! I wanted to share my three giveaway winners!

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Thanks for the great Facebook Live last night! I wanted to share my three giveaway winners! The winner of the free progesterone product is @Allison Osborne Tucker!!! The winner of my Bestselling AUTOGRAPHED Progesterone book is @Mary J M

FacebookJul 12, 2020

ANNOUNCEMENT! ANNOUNCEMENT! MINI FACEBOOK LIVE TONIGHT 7PM MST ABOUT ESTRADIOL, ESTROGENS AND CLARY SAGE!

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ANNOUNCEMENT! ANNOUNCEMENT! MINI FACEBOOK LIVE TONIGHT 7PM MST ABOUT ESTRADIOL, ESTROGENS AND CLARY SAGE! After that great response about the TEN YEAR WINDOW last week, I of course decided that you might want to know more about estradiol —

Health BlogFeb 14, 2020

Thyroid Pearls & Tips

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Wow I see all this almost every day in my office -- same exact thyroid related medical issues/complaints. After ten years of endocrinology research and 33 years in practice, I've concluded that a lot of my fellow doctors weren't really taught the nuances of thyroid care. Those include how patients need levels optimized, or how to really listen to patient's symptoms (and treat accordingly), and which labs to get at what time. So, I always tell patients to believe their ‘lying eyes’ (their symptoms are real), and not always the lab results (which can be inaccurate or not interpreted correctly).

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