Hormone Pellet Therapy for Fatigue in Utah
The hormone imbalances women and men experience at the onset of perimenopause, menopause and andropause can cause many unwanted side effects, including fatigue. A drop in hormone levels can cause disruption in sleep that leads to feeling tired and irritable during the day.
The fatigue may come on gradually or suddenly; fatigue can be vague and caused by many things. In
women, there is a link between early menopause and chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), according to a recent study. Women are two to four times more likely to have CFS than men, and the condition is most common among women in their 40s, according to researchers at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Other conditions, including adrenal fatigue and low testosterone, can cause fatigue. Adrenal fatigue is a condition in which the adrenal glands function, but not well enough to maintain optimal hormone levels. In this condition, capacity in the adrenal glands has been diminished, usually by overstimulation that can be caused by a single intense stress or by chronic stress that has a cumulative effect.
However, hormone pellet therapy for fatigue can optimize hormone levels in women and men and help ward off conditions like CFS. Imagine experiencing deeper, uninterrupted sleep that eliminates feelings of fatigue during the day.
What is Hormone Pellet Therapy for Fatigue?
BioTE® hormone pellet therapy is a treatment designed to combat hormonal imbalance that can lead to fatigue. Many people with this condition don’t realize that the cause of their fatigue is hormonal. But if it’s difficult to get out of bed in the morning and you’re consuming caffeinated beverages and other stimulants just to get through the day, it may be the result of a hormone imbalance.
What if you could optimize your hormone levels using bioidentical hormones? BioTE® hormone pellet therapy can optimize the levels of hormones that have dropped to eliminate fatigue and exhaustion. Once the hormones are balanced, men and women tend to sleep better and feel refreshed and like themselves during the day.
How Does Hormone Pellet Therapy for Fatigue Work?
Hormone pellet therapy contains estrogen and testosterone that are derived from natural plant sources
to replicate the body’s normal hormone levels. Implants of these hormones that are placed under the skin consistently release small doses of hormones that have a therapeutic effect.
Unlike typical oral, transdermal and injection forms of therapy — which produce “roller coaster” hormone levels that go up and down, resulting in mood and energy fluctuations — BioTE® hormone pellet therapy provides sustained hormone levels throughout the day for up to three to five months.
Request Hormone Pellet Therapy for Fatigue Today
Hormone pellet therapy is a safe and effective treatment that has been in use for decades. Request more information about BioTE® hormone pellet therapy today: Call (801) 447-8680 or contact Martha L. Bray online at Advanced Health Clinic
Monday, October 12, 2015
Wednesday, October 7, 2015
The Power of Balanced Hormones
The Power of HormonesHormones can rejuvenate, regenerate and restore. They are powerful chemical messengers that circulate throughout the body and travel to specific cells to orchestrate many vital internal functi
ons. But even a small fluctuation in hormone levels can cause big changes at the cellular level — or disrupt the delicate balance throughout your entire body. Too much or too little of a hormone can have serious consequences for your overall health and well-being.
Choosing Hormone Replacement Therapy
Maintaining this delicate hormone balance is one reason to be cautious when selecting hormone replacement therapy. The goal should always be hormonal balance that is predicated on research rather than experimentation or guessing. Many therapies merely attempt to replenish estrogen and/or progesterone and testosterone, but they never achieve homeostasis.
Any endocrinologist will tell you that hormone balance is the foundation of health. Research continues to demonstrate that hormones are the key to the intricate interrelationships of the body’s systems. They play a pivotal role in our overall health.
The Danger of Hormone Imbalance
You can see why hormone fluctuation and depletion during perimenopause, menopause and andropause wreak havoc on the body. Research repeatedly points to the relationship between the hormone imbalance in perimenopause, menopause, and andropause and an increased risk for developing cancer, osteoporosis, stroke, thyroid malfunction and other age-related disorders.It’s considered the norm for men and women to experience a decline in health at this stage of the aging process. Both women and men are likely to experience problems such as depression, anxiety, memory loss, sleep disturbances, libido issues and sexual dysfunction, just to name a few of the issues.
Help for Hormone Imbalance
You do not have to suffer through these life-altering symptoms! Help is available — naturally and safely — Contact me at AdvancedHealthClinic
Monday, September 14, 2015
7 Steps to Healthy Hormones - Step 7: Get Enough Sleep
STEP 7: Get Enough Sleep
Unless you’re getting 7 – 8 hours of sleep every night,
you’re doing your body no favors. Lack of sleep and sleeping at the wrong time,
actually may be the worst habit people have that disturb
hormone balance.
Why? Because hormones work on a
schedule! Case in point: cortisol, the stress hormone, is regulated at midnight. People who go to bed late at night,
therefore, never truly get a break from the sympathetic flight/fight stress
response, which has led to widespread stress-related health disorders in our
country.
To maximize hormone function, get to bed by 10:00 p.m.
Endocrinologists (hormone experts) claim that one hour of sleep between 10:00
p.m. and 2:00 a.m. is equal to 2 hours of sleep before or after these time
slots!
I cannot
emphasize this one enough If you aren’t getting enough sleep, your hormones
will not be balanced. Period.
To learn more, visit us at Advanced Health Clinic
To learn more, visit us at Advanced Health Clinic
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