Feel sexier, stronger, and healthier with Menopause Treatment for Women

Menopause sometimes referred to as “the change of life,” is that time in every woman’s life when her periods stop and her ovaries lose their reproductive function. Usually, this occurs between the ages of 45 and 55, but in a few exceptional cases, women may become menopausal in their 30s, or even younger. This is then known as premature menopause or premature ovarian failure. “Medical menopause” can be caused by certain surgical procedures such as a hysterectomy.

The regular cycling of these hormones begins to change as early as the mid-thirties and symptoms likely begin in the mid-forties as women begin the process known as pre-menopause. It is the time when levels of key hormones such as estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone begin to fluctuate and are accentuated by declines in other equally important hormones, namely HGH, DHEA/Pregnenolone, and even thyroid gland function. Pre-menopause continues until periods stop and the woman becomes menopausal.

Restoring hormonal balance with our unique menopause treatment has helped many women make the transition to the menopausal phase of life much more comfortable. Benefits experienced from the use of traditional HRT and HGH can include improved sleep quality, reduction or elimination of hot flashes, increased energy, and restoration of sex drive. Many women find that mood swings, anxiety, and depression are improved or eliminated as the body’s hormones come back into balance, promoting a general sense of well-being. Greater mental clarity and memory have been reported, as has increased muscle tone, decreased body fat, and lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels.

While women cannot avoid the change of life, they do not have to suffer from symptoms that make the adjustment more difficult than necessary. Our menopause treatment can help ease the body through the many changes that occur in the body as the reproductive cycle winds down. Menopause is the start of a new phase of life, with new possibilities and priorities. Why not take advantage of today’s advanced medical knowledge to ensure that you are prepared to make the most of it?