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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How to Know if You’re at Risk for Endometrial Uterine CancerRisk Factors
Do you know the risk factors for endometrial uterine cancer? If you don’t know the risk factors, how in the world are you going to know if you’re at risk for it? In this video tutorial, I will teach you...
Aging,Anatomy,Birth Control,BMI,Diabetes,Diagnosis,Endometrial Uterine Cancer,Endometrium,Estrogen,Excess Estrogen,Gender,Gynecologic Cancers,Hormones,HRT,Insulin,Misinformation,Morbidity,Mortality,Obesity,PCOS,Peri-Menopause,Periods,Post-Menopause,Pregnancy,Race,Risk,Risk Factors,Statistics,Tamoxifen,Uterus,306.
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,281.
Common & Uncommon Features of Diseases Due To Estrogen Deficiency
If you were to consider the three big diseases due to estrogen deficiency as a whole, which features would you find in common among them? And which would be uncommon? Would you think of the three together differently than you...
Arteries,Atherosclerosis,Bone density,Bone Loss,Brain Fog,Brain Shrinkage,Cholesterol,Cognition,DEXA,Diabetes,Diagnosis,Diet,Early Diagnosis,ERT,Exercise,Family History,Fracture,Hips,HRT,Lifestyle,Lipids,Mortality,Non-hormonal,Obesity,Plaque Calcium,Prognosis,Risk Factors,Sedentary,Silent Disease,Smoking,Spine,Statins,Statistics,Sugar,Vegan,Window of Opportunity,Wrist,282.
Comparison of Heart Attack & Osteoporosis
How do heart attacks compare with Alzheimer’s? Would you say they have more similarities, or more differences? Obviously, your heart and your brain are the two most important organs in your body. Which one concerns you most? And which do...
Aging,Anatomy,Anorexia,Anxiety,Arteries,Atherosclerosis,Bisphosphonates,BMI,Bone Loss,Bone Quantity,Bulimia,Calcium,Depression,DEXA,Diabetes,Diagnosis,Diet,Dietary Supplements,Digestion,ERT,Estrogen,Exercise,Falls,Family History,Fatigue,Fracture,Guidelines,Headaches,Herbals,High Blood Pressure,Hips,HRT,Insomnia,Lifestyle,Lipids,Minerals,Mortality,Non-hormonal,Obesity,Plaque Calcium,Post-Menopause,Premature Menopause,Prognosis,Race,Risk Factors,Sedentary,SERMs,Silent Disease,Smoking,Spine,Statistics,Steroids,Thyroid Disease,Vegan,Vitamin D,Vitamins,Wrist,283.
Comparison of Heart Attack & Alzheimer’s
How many similarities can you cite between osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s? Do they seem to be just too different to think of any? Well, if you watch this video, you will most certainly view things quite differently afterward.
Aging,Anatomy,Arteries,BMI,Brain Fog,Cholesterol,Cognition,Dementia,Diabetes,Diagnosis,Diet,Early Diagnosis,Epigenetics,ERT,Estrogen,Exercise,Family History,Genetic Mutations,Genetic Predisposition,Genetics,Genotype,Healthcare professionals,HRT,Lifestyle,Memory,Mortality,Neurons,Obesity,Plaque Calcium,Post-Menopause,Prognosis,Risk Factors,Sedentary,Silent Disease,Smoking,Statins,Statistics,Triglycerides,Window of Opportunity,284.
Comparison of Osteoporosis & Alzheimer’s
How many similarities can you cite between osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s? Do they seem to be just too different to think of any? Well, if you watch this video, you will most certainly view things quite differently afterward.
Alcohol Abuse,Anatomy Risk Factors,Balance,Biphosphonates,Bone density,Bone Quantity,Brain,Brain Fog,Brain Shrinkage,DEXA,Diabetes,Diagnosis,Diet,Early Diagnosis,ERT,Estrogen,Exercise,Family History,Fracture,Guidelines,Hips,HRT,Insurance,Memory,Premature Menopause,Receptor Sites,Sedentary,Silent Disease,Smoking,Spine,Statistics,Weight-Bearing Exercise,Wrist,263.
Calorie Restriction versus Intermittent Fasting for Preventing Alzheimer’s
You hear all sorts of marketing claims about the benefits of calorie restriction and intermittent fasting. But are the benefits specific to your brain? And do both calorie restriction and intermittent fasting benefit your brain? If so, do they benefit...
Brain,Calorie Restriction,Calories,Circadian Rhythm,Diabetes,Diet,Intermittent Fasing,Longevity,Metabolism,Misinformation,Research Studies,258.
Preventing Alzheimer’s by Decreasing Your Risk Factors for Heart Attack
Did you know that there’s an overlap in the risk factors for heart attack and Alzheimer’s? And that means you can decrease your risk for one by decreasing your risk for the other. In this video, I’ll explain why there’s...
Abdominal Fat,Anatomy,Arteries,Cholesterol,Coronary Arteries,Depression,Diabetes,Diet,Dietary Supplements,Exercise,Family History,Goals,HDL,Heart,Herbals,High Blood Pressure,Homocysteine,HRT,LDL,Minerals,Neurons,Non-hormonal,Obesity,Oxygen,Risk Factors,Risks,Sedentary,Smoking,Strokes,Triglycerides,Vitamins,245.
How to Know if You’re at Risk for Alzheimer’s Disease
Do you know the risk factors for Alzheimer’s Disease? In other words, do you know how to determine if you’re at risk for it? Well, that’s precisely what I’ll cover in this video. You’ll get the whole list of all...
Aging,Alcohol Abuse,BMI,Cholesterol,Chronic,Dementia,Depression,Diabetes,Diagnosis,Estrogen,Family History,Gender,Genetic Mutation,Genetic Predisposition,Genetics,HDL,Heart Attack,High Blood Pressure,Homocysteine,LDL,Learning,Obesity,Sedentary,Sleep Apnea,Smoking,Snoring,Social Isolation,Stress,203.
How To Know If You’re At Risk for Osteoporosis
If you had to list the things that increase your risk for osteoporosis, could you do it? How many items would constitute your list? You see, if you don’t know the list of things that increase your risk, how in...
Anorexia,Anticonvulsants,Autoimmune Diseases,Body shape,Bulimia,Caffeine,Calcium,Chronic,Diabetes,Diet,Endocrine Disorders,Falls,Family History,Gastrointestinal Disorders,Genetics,Hematologic Disorders,HRT,Lifestyle,Medications,Post-Menopause,Premature Menopause,Prognosis,Puberty,Race,Risk Factors,Sedentary,Smoking,Steroids,Thyroid Disease,Vitamin D,Ask Barbie
Ask Barbie: What’s the Deal with Weight Gain at Menopause?April 22, 2025 - 3:07 pmYou asked “Why am I gaining weight at menopause, and why is it so hard to lose it?” Here’s my answer!
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