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http://www.womentowomen.com/bioidentical-hrt/default.aspxAll along, we've been devoted to clearing up the HRT story and

setting the record straight for women. For many years we've been

providing women with alternatives to conventional HRT, including bioidentical hormone replacement therapy

(bHRT, or bio-HRT). We don't know exactly what the risks are for every

woman with natural hormones, either, as there haven't been many large,

definitive studies done on natural bioidentical hormone replacement

therapy. But from the results of studies that have looked at bHRT thus

far, and from what we've seen in our clinical practice in over 15 years

of prescribing bio-HRT to our patients, bioHRT does not appear to have

the same side effect profile as conventional HRT — particularly

transdermal forms.

Bioidentical hormones share the

exact same molecular structure with those in our bodies. Unlike

conventional or synthetic forms of HRT, they are not patented and sold

by pharmaceutical companies (unless they find a way to create a unique

delivery system for them). But that's the main reason why there have

been very few large, well-designed studies to evaluate the risks and

benefits of bio-HRT: it's not as profitable as synthetic forms. As much

as we rely on our clinical experience, we always, always want to see the science to back it up, and we recognize that clearly, more studies are needed.

Just

speaking this truth has a way of stirring up controversy, and some

serious efforts today are being made to shut down compounded bio-HRT as

an option for women. We think that's too bad. Because women deserve to

know all of their options, to be fully informed of everything we've

learned to date, and to have ready access to those options when they

need them.

What you'll find in the articles that

follow is straightforward information on supporting your hormones and

weaning yourself off of conventional hormone replacement therapy, if

that's what you decide is right for you. You'll find answers to your

questions about bHRT and how to decide if that could be a better choice

for you, information on how to discuss bioidentical hormones with your

practitioner, and our past press releases about hormone replacement

therapy in the news. At Women to Women, we know that your body is

sacred, and that educating yourself as much as possible will always

lead you to better health. After years of experience, here is what we

know about replacing hormones. We hope you'll find the answers you're

looking for.

Our most popular resources on HRT and bioidentical hormones:

To

access an article, just choose from the list of excerpts below. To find

more articles, use the search function below. Don't see a topic that's

important to you? Let us know.

Bioidentical hormones: are they right for you?

With Suzanne Somers' decision to stay on bioidentical hormones for

life, many women want to know if they should consider them as well.

Here's our perspective, after more than 15 years of using bioidentical

hormones in practice.Our perspective on the risks of HRT

When the Women's Health Initiative results first came out, both women

and their healthcare practitioners were fearful of the risks suddenly

associated with hormone replacement therapy. But are these fears

warranted? Here's a balanced look at the risks of HRT.What to expect when you're stopping HRT

So many women try to get off hormone replacement therapy by going "cold

turkey" and wind up suffering. Many give up and decide to go back on as

a result of the rebound effect they experience. We've helped thousands

of women wean themselves from HRT — safely and naturally. Learn what to

expect, and allow yourself a smooth transition.

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