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Normal estrogen levels

What are Normal Estrogen Levels? Testing, Symptoms & More

What is considered a “normal estrogen level”?  Did you know that weight gain can alter your estrogen levels?  Or that having low progesterone may mimic the symptoms of high estrogen?  Estrogen is an important hormone that fluctuates based on the day of the month and the age of the patient.  Learn more about what constitutes …

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How long does it take for testosterone to work?

How Long Does it take for Testosterone to Work? All Types

This post will walk you through the ups and downs of testosterone replacement therapy and give you an idea of how long it takes testosterone to work and what to do if it isn’t. Testosterone replacement therapy can be used to help patients lose weight, improve their mood, and more, but what if you don’t …

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Low progesterone symptoms checklist

Low Progesterone Symptoms Checklist + 8 Causes of Low Progesterone

Low progesterone is more common than you might think.  If you’ve been dealing with changes to your mood, weight gain, or irregularities in your menstrual cycle then you might have low progesterone without realizing it. Finding out if you have low progesterone is important because progesterone (along with estradiol/estrogen) helps maintain and keep in balance …

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The Complete Guide to Andropause + 5 Causes of Low Testosterone in Men

The Complete Guide to Andropause + 5 Causes of Low Testosterone in Men

What is male-related andropause? Is it even real?  These are the questions you may be asking yourself as you start to deal with low energy, decreased libido and weight gain as you age. Andropause is real and it is something that all men will deal with over time.  Properly diagnosing and addressing low testosterone is …

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the stress, cortisol, and weight gain connection

The Stress, Cortisol and Weight Gain Connection (& How to Stop it)

Can too much stress increase cortisol and lead to weight gain? The answer is a definite yes.  Stress influences multiple systems in the body and may lead to the dysregulation of one of the most important hormones in your body – cortisol.  Learn more about the influence stress has on cortisol and other hormones in …

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symptoms of high estrogen in men

Common Symptoms Of High Estrogen in Men & What Causes it

Estrogen, along with testosterone, may be one of the most important hormones to monitor in men.  High estrogen can cause symptoms ranging from weight gain to nipple tenderness to water retention.  Learn the most common symptoms of high estrogen in men and how to deal with it in this guide:  The Importance of Testosterone & …

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Natural progesterone cream

How & When to Use Natural Progesterone Cream: The Complete Guide

Progesterone is an essential and critical hormone involved in many important processes in the female body.  Normal progesterone levels are required for fertility, mood, weight maintenance (1), to balance estrogen levels, and much more.  One of the benefits of progesterone is, unlike other hormones, how available it is.  Progesterone USP (bio-identical progesterone) is available for …

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6 causes of high DHEA and DHEA-S in women

6 Causes of High DHEA (& DHEA-S) Levels in Women + Treatment

Are you suffering from high DHEA-s? If so maybe you are experiencing symptoms such as fatigue, weight gain, or signs of hirsutism. All of these symptoms and more may be caused by high levels of DHEA, but the question is what causes high DHEA to begin with? Once you understand WHY your DHEA levels are …

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shbg lab test guide (sex hormone binding globulin)

SHBG Lab Test Guide – What to do About High Levels, Low levels & More

SHBG is short for sex hormone binding globulin and it is a serum blood test that can give you valuable insight into your hormones!  Low levels of SHBG may be associated with low thyroid function and low estrogen status while high levels may bind up testosterone leading to weight gain, depression, and other symptoms.  Most …

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