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Bioidentical hormones

Bioidentical hormones are chemically and biologically identical to the hormones produced naturally in the body. These plant-derived hormones are used as a part of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, a treatment designed to restore the natural hormone levels in men and women.

While bioidentical hormones are most commonly associated with the treatment of menopause and low testosterone, they have many other uses as well. Bioidentical hormones can be used to treat both men and women.

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Types of bioidentical hormones

The most commonly used bioidentical hormones are testosterone and estrogen, both of which can be used to treat men and women. However, there are many other types of bioidentical hormones available.

Commonly used bioidentical hormones include:

Bioidentical Testosterone: Used for the treatment of andropause, low testosterone and other issues.

Bioidentical Estrogen: Used for the treatment of menopause and overproduction of progesterone.

Bioidentical Progesterone: Used to treat women's health issues and restore a healthy estrogen-progesterone balance.

Bioidentical DHEA: Used to combat adrenal fatigue and the associated symptoms.

Bioidentical Melatonin: Primarily used to restore circadian rhythm and to treat sleep disorders such as insomnia.

Bioidentical Pregnenolone: Used to restore a generally malfunctioning endocrine system.

Low libido.

Fatigue.

Weight gain.

Muscle loss.

Hot flashes.

Mood swings.

Stress.

Insomnia.

Depression.

Anxiety.