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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Research Studies on HRT & Heart Attacks
Does it seem like research studies on HRT and heart attacks provide more questions and confusion than answers and logic? If so, it’s because you don't get all the various pieces of information you need to make sense of things....
Arteries,Atherosclerosis,Blood Pressure,Cardiovascular Disease,ERT,Estrogen,History,HRT,Lipids,Misinformation,Post-Menopause,Premature Menopause,Prevention,Research Studies,Statistics,Surgical Menopause,WHI Study,Window of Opportunity,180.
Heart Attack After Stopping HRT
If taking HRT can prevent a heart attack, what happens when you stop taking HRT? Do you think that protection from a heart attack lasts? Or do you think it disappears? With all the inadequate mantras that doctors use to...
Abdominal Fat,Aging,Arteries,Atherosclerosis,Cholesterol,Diabetes,Diet Lifestyle,Dosage,Estrogen,Goals,Gum Disease,HDL,Healthcare professionals,High Blood Pressure,Homocysteine,Hormones,HRT,LDL,Lipids,Misinformation,Obesity,Oxygen,Post-Menopause,Premature Menopause,Risk Factors,Sedentary,Smoking,Statistics,Surgical Menopause,Triglycerides,Window of Opportunity,133.
Difference Between Gradual and Sudden Menopause
What’s the difference whether you experience menopause as a gradual process or as a sudden process? And what constitutes one versus the other? Do you think it’s “better” to go through menopause one way or the other? I’ll explain all...
Acne,Alzheimer's Disease,Chemotherapy,Depression Cravings,Dry Skin,Estrogen,Fatigue,Gradual Menopause,Hair Loss,Headaches,Heart Attack,History,Hot Flashes,HRT,Infertility,Insomnia,Joint Pain,Misinformation,Mood Swings,Night Sweats,Osteoporosis,Ovaries,Periods,Pregnancy,Puberty,Radiotherapy,Sex Drive,Sudden Menopause,Surgical Menopause,Unwanted Hair,Urinary Incontinence,UTI,Vaginal Dryness,Weight Gain,44.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy for Menopause
All this talk about hormone replacement therapy! What about testosterone? Do you need to replace it, too? If so, how? And when? What are the signs and symptoms of testosterone excess? Join me in this video tutorial to learn the...
Acne,Aggression,Breast Cancer,Cayenne Pepper,Compounding,Cubeb,Damiana,DHEA,Early Menopause,Facial Hair,Fatigue,Glucose Tolerance,Immune Response,Later Menopause,Lipids,Liver,Mood Swings,Osteoporosis,Paprika,Pharmaceuticals,Sex Drive,Surgical Menopause,Synthetics,Triglycerides,Uterine Cancer,Voice Changes,Weight Gain,