... to focus, and contribute to the brain fog so many women going through menopause describe ,” says psychologist Kathleen Nadeau, author of Still ... seems to affect women specifically. “The level of male hormones such as testosterone seems to have no effect on either the impairments of ADHD or ...

... 12 years. My pellets are estradiol that was a fairly low dose and 2 testosterone pellets ( one of these has an added effect of keeping my testosterone ... hope to never stop getting my pellets. I went through a decade of post menopause without hormones and in comparison I feel much more alive with ...

... she'd put me on bHRT "tomorrow"even though I'd been through menopause several years earlier. You may be right about testosterone and bone density. Estradiol has been shown in many studies to help with bone density, ...

... stopped it when I guess I should have continued. From what I've read, testosterone helps with bone density, too. My question is: When bone shows ... she'd put me on bHRT "tomorrow"even though I'd been through menopause several years earlier. You may be right about testosterone and ...

... medicine doctor who is also a board-certified OBGYN. I had surgical menopause at age 50, and the surgeon actually said he was not really trained ... I was already taking). HRT (estradiol, compounded progesterone, subQ testosterone, and a tiny dose of DHEA) has made a huge difference for me ...

What I know, there are *correlated* with greater HDL: niacin, statins, higher estrogen/lower testosterone patterns in females vs. males (up until menopause). This is from memory, I haven't red about this in a year or so.

... 12 years. My pellets are estradiol that was a fairly low dose and 2 testosterone pellets ( one of these has an added effect of keeping my testosterone ... hope to never stop getting my pellets. I went through a decade of post menopause without hormones and in comparison I feel much more alive with ...

I've been using a testosterone cream for over a decade (I'm 49, and I went through menopause at 37). The biggest benefit I've noticed is that it has helped to lower my fasting blood sugar. Lots of research showing it has this effect if you google it.

... this question (apologies if I'm missing it)... My question is, is the testosterone necessary in terms of cognitive benefits? Thanks! KitKat I read ... and green link in the middle of the post that says "Testosterone + Menopause search results" you'll find 41 posts on that topic. And at ...

... done. Based on your age, I would think you might be going through perimenopause or early menopause. And your hormones do change during those times ... would feed any fibroids. And I haven’t had any problems. I also take testosterone, which is also bio identical. It sounds like you’re quite active ...