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Loss of libido and muscle in menopause often points to low testosterone. Supporting with PD 80/20 (pregnenolone and DHEA) or its cream version, Pregnenolone Plus, can help restore testosterone levels naturally, improving energy and intimacy.
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This week Dan Purser MD and Jackson Larkin discuss the benefits and “pitfalls” of bio identical progesterone hormone replacement therapies. Progesterone, The Ultimate Women’s Feel Good Hormone, can be obtained in various forms. You want to make sure it is naturally derived from Wild Yam extract and that the compounded prescription version comes from Progesterone USP. This is the same version we use in our Femme Topical Progesterone serum, 20mg a dose versus 200mg prescriptions strength.
Look for our new service of Telemed Consults and Compounded HRT’s in every state in the US! Coming Soon!
Also check our Dr. Purser’s revamped Progesterone Book available now on Amazon.
And if you happen to be in or post menopausal, check our Dr. Purser’s Hormone Health Course at danpursermd.com on the AMAZING Benefits of Progesterone for Women in Menopause.
Did you know testosterone is just as important for women as it is for men—especially during menopause? Low testosterone can lead to fatigue, low mood, and even a loss of motivation. If you’re struggling with these symptoms, it might be time
What are the Top Benefits of Testosterone in Women?
Like other hormones during menopause, testosterone plummets for most women. Every human being has levels of all the sex hormones, but testosterone is CRITICAL for women to have a healthy and HAPPY menopause.
Every experienced the terribly painful dryness down there? Have you checked your testosterone levels? Once you’ve tested them what do you do next? Let’s get into it