Dr. Miller Talks Menopause and Bioidentical Hormones on Arts in the Valley Radio
Posted on 2011-04-28 22:58:58
Last month, I was interviewed by Kim McMillon on the Arts in the Valley radio show at 1480 KYOS AM, Merced, California.
We discussed:
- The difference between perimenopause, menopause, and postmenopause
- The short and longterm side-effects of menopause
- Isn't menopause natural?
- How are bio-identical hormones different from Premarin and Prempro?
- Do hormones increase the risk of breast cancer and heart disease?
- What's the best way to take bio-identical hormones?
- What is male menopause?
- Where can I find a doctor who prescribes bio-identical hormones?
- What does Suzanne Somers have to do with it?
Enjoy and let me know if you have any questions.
Best,
Dr. Miller
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Grandma Suzy said:
This subject is very important and ignorance of the facts can get you in trouble and the chemical imbalance can make you think you are actually going crazy.The Drug Premarin really messed me up and I was having panic attacks, my immune system bottomed out, and I had 8 months of hell trying to get better. Thankfully I researched Premarin and realized it was bad news, even though the doctors labeled it stress and depression and put me through a lot of medications. I did end up depressed and suicidal. Premarin is hard to get out of your system. You have to wean yourself off it and the doctor had me on a HIGH dose. Even then it takes 5 weeks after the weaning process to get out of your system. I am now off all anti-depressants because of my doctor using blood work and perscribing natural hormones at levels my body needs. Every women should make an informed decision when dealing with Menopause. My aging process has slowed, hot flashes are a distant memory and my sex life is no longer painful.
2011-05-18 14:58:29