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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Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tools
Have you ever heard of a “breast cancer risk assessment tool”? Or perhaps you’ve heard of such things described as “breast cancer risk assessment models.” Well regardless of whether you have or haven’t heard of them, you need to know...
Atypia,Benign,Bilateral,BMI,BRCA,BRCAPRO,Breast Biopsy,Breast Disease,Claus Model,Dense breasts,Ethnicity,Family History,Gail Model,Genetic Mutation,Genetic Testing,Guidelines,Hereditary Cancer,Hyperplasia,IBIS Model,Insurance,Invasive Lobular Carcinoma,Malignant,Ovarian Cancer,Periods,Pregnancy,Race,Risk,Risk Assessment,Risk Factors,Sporadic Cancer,Statistics,Surgery,Tailoring,Tyrer-Cusick Model,368.
Breast Cancer Genetic Mutations
How much do you know about the various breast cancer genetic mutations? How many are there? How do they differ? Do they all carry the same degree of risk? There’s more to know that you realize. I’ll address all these...
BRCA,Chromosomes,Epigenetics,Ethnicity,Family History,Genetic Mutations,Genetic Testing,Genetics,Gynecologic Cancers,Healthcare professionals,Hereditary Breast Cancer,Lifestyle,Melanoma,Misinformation,Pancreatic Cancer,Prostate,Race,Research Studies,Risk,Risk Factors,Statistics,321.
Incidence and Prevalence of Endometrial Uterine Cancer
How much do you hear about uterine cancer? Do you have any idea how common it is? And if you don’t hear much about it, do you assume that means it’s uncommon? In this video, I’ll teach you some basic...
Anatomy,Cervix,Endometrial Uterine Cancer,Ethnicity,Fallopian Tubes,Gynecologic Cancers,Mortality,Overies,Race,Risk,Statistics,Uterus,322.
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,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,216.
Dietary Options for Preventing Osteoporosis
If you had to list foods that can decrease your risk of osteoporosis, what would you put on the list? What about foods that increase your risk of osteoporosis? I’ll make it easy for you. Just watch this video, and...
Alcohol,Bone density,Bone Loss,Bone Quality,Bone Quantity,Caffeine,Calcium,Dairy,Diet,Eggs,Estrogen,Flaxseed,Greens,Hips,Misinformation,Phosphorous,Phytoestrogens,Protein,Race,Research Studies,Risk Factors,Soft Drinks,Soy,Spine,Statistics,Vitamin D,Wrist,208.
Osteoporosis Risk Assessment Tools
Have you ever heard of an “osteoporosis risk assessment tool”? What do you suppose it can do for you? Despite the nifty name, it’s critical that you know both the purpose and the limitations of these tools. So, watch this...
Alcohol,Anorexia,Arthritis,Bone density,Bone Quantity,Chronic,DEXA,Diagnosis,Family History,Fractures,Guidelines,Hips,Markers,Osteopenia,Personal History,Personal Industry,Race,Risk Assessment,Risk Factors,Smoking,Spine,Steroids,T-Score,Wrist,Z-Score,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,157.
“Cause” Versus “Risk” Versus “Association” Versus “Link”
What’s the difference between the words “cause,” “risk,” “association,” and “link”? If something puts you at greater risk for a disease, does it cause it? What if there’s merely an association between a substance and a disease? Is that the...
Alzheimer's Disease,Breast Cancer,Ethnicity,Habits,Nationality,Obesity,Osteoporosis,Ovarian Cancer,Pregnancy,Psychology,Race,Risk Factors,Uterine Cancer,158.
Race versus Ethnicity versus Nationality versus Religion
What are the classifications for race? What about ethnicity? Are they the same? If not, how do they differ? And what about nationality? Oh, and let's not forget religion! All these things may constitute risk factors for various diseases. But...
Ethnicity,History,Nationality,Race,Religion,Risk Factors,