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60 Seconds With Dr. Benita Swartout
October 2, 2009
Take a minute to get to know Benita Swartout, D.O. of BodyLogicMD of Nashville!
Dr. Swartout is no stanger hormonal imbalance. In her 30′s, Swartout began experiencing symptoms of perimenopause – she was irritated, depressed and just not feeling like herself. Swartout’s compounding pharmacy recomended trying bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) to relieve some of her symptoms, so Swartout decided to give BHRT a try. After starting treatment with bioidentical hormones, she started to feel herself again. She was no longer depressed or irritable, her libido was back and she finally had the energy to make positive lifestyle changes such as starting a fitness regimen to get back in shape.
Dr. Swartout’s advice: “It is important that my patients want to help themselves –want to eat well, want to get in shape, want to take care of themselves the best way that they possibly can – There is no magic bullet that will end the symptoms of aging, but we do have the tools to improve the manner in which we age, for those who are willing to put in the effort.”
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