ANTI-AGING FOR WOMEN
Estrogen Replacement Therapy
Estadiol is the main hormone that decreases during menopause is estradiol, the hormone responsible for both protecting vital organs, fighting off menopausal symptoms and maintaining healthy sexual and reproductive health.
Replacing levels of estradiol helps in prevention of bone loss as well as improve menopausal symptoms including: moodiness, associated sleep problems, tooth and gum disease, energy levels, as well boost natural levels of collagen levels to maintain health and elasticity of the skin.
Progesterone Replacement Therapy
For women, progesterone is the first hormone to start to decrease during menopausal years. Progesterone opposes the cancer promoting effects of estrogen on the endometrium, improves anxiety and regulating sleep. Progesterone is a hormone responsible for building and maintaining healthy bone growth essential to preventing osteoporosis. Menopausal symptoms including night sweats, hot flashes and depression.
DHEA Replacement Therapy
What is DHEA and why is it important? DHEA is also known as dehydroepiandrosterone and is found in both men and women and produces by adrenal glands and are lost with aging process. At about age 25 years the leveles of DHEA start decreasing.
Replacement of DHEA improved libido and erectile dysfunction, prevents worsening of osteoporosis, as well as maintain a healthy body mass and skin elasticity.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
Testosterone maintains healthy red blood cell production, bone mineral density, retaining healthy muscle and body mass, and is responsible for maintaining healthy sexual function.
Pregnenolone Replacement Therapy
Stress and age are two contributing factors toward the loss of pregnenolone in men and women with aging. Found in high concentrations in younger years. Replacement therapy for pregnenolone can increase libido, energy levels, improved memory retention, improve menopause symptoms in women, and improve vision.