Hormone Replacement Therapy- AB Hormone Therapy

Hormone Replacement Therapy has been around for decades. The old standard hormone replacement therapy involved an oral estrogen and a progesterone pill that was taken every day at the same time. This type of HRT is called sequential hormone replacement, or SERM-HRT, because you take one hormone in the morning and then another in the evening. It's not as complicated as it sounds - but there are some important things to know about this type of HRT before starting! 


Hormones are essential to life. The production of hormones in the body is a complicated process that requires careful balance and regulation by your endocrine system. Hormonal imbalances can lead to significant symptoms, such as fatigue, weight gain or loss, insomnia or sleep problems, mood swings, hot flashes and more. Bioidentical hormone therapy (ABHT) offers relief for these symptoms while restoring hormonal balance in the body." 

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy has been shown to provide relief from many different types of symptoms related to hormonal imbalance including: fatigue; weight gain or loss; insomnia or sleep problems; mood swings; hot flashes; vaginal dryness; aches/pains in joints/muscles and bones. 


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