Estrogen Revisited: Lifelong & Fearless

ISBN-13: 9781434359841 / Angielski / Miękka / 2008 / 190 str.

Donna Walters; Blane Crandall

Opis

Menopause: Menopause must be endured -- an accepted notion, right? WRONG Millions of women have chosen a menopause-free lifestyle, and Donna Walters, 62, is among that number. Unbelievably true, she has NEVER experienced menopause and lives a healthy, youthful and energetic life. Her womanhood is intact, and she remains active in the game of life. To benefit women worldwide and to create estrogen awareness, Ms. Walters dares to publicize two newsworthy realities never discussed or acknowledged: successful long-term estrogen use and never having menopause Fact: The 2002 Woman's Health Initiative study, riddled with one-sided, fear-based results, caused a massive rejection of HRT. Yet, millions of women disregarded those results and now enjoy a menopause-free life due to estrogen use. Among that number, Ms. Walters, a successful 31-year estrogen user, debunks the estrogen controversy and virtually eliminates confusion and fear amid silent sufferers Confirmation: Co-author Dr. Blane Crandall, an OB/GYN surgeon, provides valuable information encompassing estrogen and its health benefits. His compelling views are shared to stop the ongoing disability; the taking of physical, mental, social, and emotional health; and the eventual premature death millions of women worldwide. Dr. Crandall states, Most women can start HRT at any age, even in the eighties and nineties. Choice: Menopause can cause 22 negative, lifelong health issues Women need to know many can be circumvented through estrogen use, and more importantly, the avoidance of menopause can be a choice. Estrogen Revisited fuels the fight for the right to choose Improvement: Passionate about truth, Ms. Walters oversees an effort to improve women's lives beyond menopausal years. Sounding a clarion call, she announces, The effects of menopause range from osteoporosis to breast cancer; heart disease to stroke, and they can be life altering. Improvement in women s health is needed NOW Estrogen Revisited is the starting point