Dr Taylor’s YouTube Menopause Education Syllabus
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Watch my videos to learn how every stage of menopause affects your whole body and your whole life, and you can use my teaching to help manage it.
While you can navigate the syllabus using sections, categories categories, and tags for easy access to specific information, I recommend strongly that you watch the videos in order. You’ll need, for example to learn some basic anatomy before you can understand how estrogen loss – the essence of menopause – affects your entire body. Use the worksheets and my book (you can order your copy here) to get work your way through the syllabus, and take your time to get the best from my education – you deserve nothing less!
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Non-Hormonal Medication Options for Preventing & Treating the 3 Big Diseases of Estrogen Deficiency
There are all sorts of non-hormonal medications for preventing the three big diseases of estrogen deficiency. But, in addition to prevention, these items can function in the realms of intervention and fixin’, too. And, while that’s all fine, there are...
Abdominal Pain,Antidepressants,Arteries,Aspirin,Atherosclerosis,Biphosphonates,Bloating,Blood Pressure Medication,Cholesterol,Confusion,Constipation,Denosumab,Diabetes,Diarrhea,Diet,Dizziness,Esophagus,Family History,Fatigue,Forgetfulness,Fracture,Guidelines,Headache,High Blood Pressure,Hormones,Hyperglycaemia,Inflammation,Insomnia,Insurance,LDL,Lifestyle,Liver Disease,Muscle Pain,Muscle Weakness,Nausea,Non-hormonal,Numbness,Osteopenia,Plaque Calcium,Raloxifen,Rash,Risk,SERMs,Silent Disease,Skin Flushing,Statins,Stimulants,Stroke,Tamoxifen,Vomiting,300.
Non-Hormonal Management Options for the Big Three
So what about all the non-hormonal categories of options for managing the three big diseases of estrogen deficiency? How do they compare with estrogen replacement in terms of compensation for estrogen deficiency? Do you know where each belongs on the...
Aerobic Exercise,Alcohol,Anxiety,Aspirin,Balance Exercises,Blood Pressure,Bone Loss,Core Stability,Depression,Diet,Dietary Supplements,Dry Skin,ERT,Estrogen,Exercise,Fatigue,Forgetfulness,Fracture,Goals,Hair Loss,Herbals,Hot Flashes,HRT,Insomnia,Irritability,Joint Pain,Joint Stiffness,Learning,Lifestyle,Minerals,Misinformation,Mood Swings,Night Sweats,Non-hormonal,Palpitations,Physical Flexibility,Resistance Exercise,Risk,Sex Drive,Sleep,Smoking,Statins,Unwanted Hair,Urinary Incontinence,UTI,Vaginal Dryness,Vitamins,Weight Gain,293.
Limitations of Estrogen Replacement for Preventing Diseases of Estrogen Deficiency
As I’ve said over and over, everything, absolutely everything has limitations. And that goes for estrogen replacement, too. Knowing the limitations of each and every option for menopause management helps you frame your expectations and choose options that can actually...
Aging,Alcohol,Arteries,Aspirin,Atherosclerosis,Balance Exercises,Biphosphonates,Blood Pressure,Bone Densitey,Bone Loss,Bone Quality,Bone Quantity,Brain,Brain Shrinkage,Diet,Dietary Supplements,Dosage,ERT,Exercise,Goals,Heart,Herbal,HRT,Lipids,Minerals,Misinformation,Non-hormonal,Physical Flexibility,Plaque Calcium,Processed Foods,Receptor Sites,Risk,Risk Factors,Sedentary,SERMs,Smoking,Statins,Tailoring,Vitamins,Window of Opportunity,278.
The Effects of Statin Drugs & NSAIDs on Your Brain
I’ve taught you that the risk factors for a heart attack are also the risk factors for Alzheimer’s. Stains and NSAIDs lower your risk for a heart attack. So, does that mean they also lower your risk for Alzheimer’s? In...
Anatomy,Anti-inflammatory,Antioxidants,Aspirin,Brain,Brain Fog,Cholesterol,Co Q 10,Confusion,Fatty Acids,Ibuprofen,Inflammation,LDL,Memory,Myelin,Naproxen,Neurons,Neurotransmitters,Non-hormonal,NSAIDS,Omega 3,Pharmaceutical Industry,Risk,Risk Factors,Statins,181.
Non-Hormonal Medication Options for Preventing a Heart Attack
What if your doctor recommends a non-hormonal medication to decrease your risk of a heart attack? Would you know anything about those drugs? Or would you have to consult Dr. Google? I can save you the trouble. Just watch this...
Arteries,Aspirin,Blood Pressure,Cholesterol,Diet,Exercise,Goals,Guidelines,HDL,Herbals,LDL,Lifestyle,Lipid-lowering Medications,Lipids,Minerals,Misinformation,Non-hormonal,Obesity,Post-Menopause,Risk Factors,Statin,Supplements,Triglycerides,Vegan,Vitamins,182.
Stroke at Menopause
How much do you know about your risk of stroke at menopause? Do you know what causes strokes? Do you know how to prevent a stroke? Well, all you have to do is watch this video to prevent a stroke...
Abdominal Fat,Aging,Alcohol,Alpha Lipoic Acid,Arteries,Aspirin,B Vtiamins,Behavioral Changes,Brain,Calcium,Carotid Arteries,Cholesterol,Co Q 10,Dental Hygeine,Depression,Diabetes,Diet,ERT,Estrogen,Family History,Fats,Fiber,Gum Disease,Hawthorne,HDL,Heart Attack,High Blood Pressure,Homocysteine,Hops,HRT,L-Carnitine,LDL,Licorice Root,Lipids,Magnesium,Memory,Minterals,Non-hormonal,Obesity,Oxygen,Paralysis,Phytoestrogens,Post-Menopause,Potassium,Red Clover,Research Studies,Risk Factors,Risk Score,Sedentary,Smoking,Sodium,Speech and Language,Statin,Statistics,Sugar,Triglycerides,Vegan,Vision,Vitamin C,Vitamin E,Vitamins,WHI Study,Wild Yam,Window of Opportunity,78.
Compensation for Loss of Estrogen at Menopause
If you think of post-menopause as an estrogen deficiency state, it would make sense to compensate for that deficiency. In other words, you’d want to do something to give you the benefits that estrogen provided (before it disappeared). And the...
Aspirin,Compensation,Diet,Dry Skin,Exercise,Fatigue,Forgetfulness,Hair Loss,Hormones,Hot Flashes,HRT,Insomnia,Irritability,Joint Pain,Joint Stiffness,Lifestyle,Lipitor,Medications,Mevacor,Minerals,Mood Swings,Night Sweats,Non-hormonal,Periods,Pravachol,SERMs,Sex Drive,Urinary Incontinence,UTI,Vaginal Dryness,Vitamins,Ask Barbie
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