Hormone replacement therapy, yes or no?
Betty Kamen
1993
Discusses alternatives to hormone treatments.
Hormone replacement therapy, yes or no? vs From hormone hell to hormone well
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From hormone hell to hormone well
C. W., Jr., M.D. Randolph, Genie James
2004
Human-identical hormone therapy, sometimes referred to as bio-identical hormone therapy, is a safe and effective choice for anyone suffering from symptoms of hormone imbalance, such as weigh gain, hot flashes, depression, mood swings, infertility, headaches, fatigue, memory loss, and low sex drive amongst others.
Published 2004
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