Attend a free bioidentical hormone therapy seminar in your area! Learn how bioidentical hormones can help you control your hot flashes, get your libido back, get your energy back and manage your weight gain associated with andropause, menopause and other symptoms of hormonal imbalance. Our expert physicians host local seminars to answer
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Attend a local seminar on Biodientical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) in your area!
October 8, 2009
60 Seconds With Dr. Kenneth Raskin
Take a minute to get to know Kenneth Raskin, M.D. of BodyLogicMD's first Winconsin-based practice, BodyLogicMD of Milwaukee!
October 7, 2009
60 Seconds With Dr. Bob Ghelfi
Meet Dr. Bob Ghelfi, owner and operator of what marks our fourth California-based practice, BodyLogicMD of Sacramento!
October 6, 2009
Hot Flashes May Put You at Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Recent studies found a link between hot flashes and increased risk of cardiovascular health.
October 3, 2009
60 Seconds With Dr. Lisa Gorn
60 Seconds with Dr. Lisa Gorn of BodyLogicMD of Dallas - BodyLogicMD's third Texas-based practice!
October 2, 2009
60 Seconds With Dr. Benita Swartout
60 seconds with Dr. Swartout of BodyLogicMD of Nashville - BodyLogicMD's first Tennessee-based practice!
Our skilled physicians want you to know: -What’s really going on with women’s hormones in their 40s, and how women really can turn back the clock to look and feel amazing -The connection between diet and hormone health that your OB-GYN never told you about -How anti-depressants are rampantly overprescribed for many women in their 40s, and questions you should ask your doctor to make sure the right root causes are being addressed -How women in their 40s can – and should be – enjoying the greatest sexual and physical fitness of their lives. If you’re over the age of 40 and you look and feel much older – hormonal imbalance may be to blame. BodyLogicMD offers the most effective treatments designed to correct these imbalances and help women look and feel healthier.
June 4, 2009
Does HRT lessen the risk of Endometrial Cancer?
Q: I’ve been holding my breath for the last few days waiting for a biopsy to determine whether or not I have a cancerous uterus. My annually scheduled pelvic ultrasound last week indicated that my uterus walls had thickened to 12 mm (they should be around 5 mm). My wonderful gynecologist told
If your depression began recently, chances are good that it has a hormonal basis. Many women (men have these problems too!) are placed on antidepressant medications for symptoms of depression that are really due to hormonal decline and imbalance. The antidepressants help some of the symptoms, but many will have residual depression that will require escalating doses or change to other medications until they either give up or accept how they feel as unalterable. You should see someone and have your hormones checked.
"When Oprah began her “national conversation on Bioidentical Hormones” – an atomic bomb went off," shared Patrick Savage, MBA, Economist, and President of BodyLogicMD. He continued to say "she changed our industry and it will never be the same. We continue to seek more highly trained and qualified physicians to join our national network in order to continue to provide the same level of care our patients have come to expect from us."
Andropause is the male equivalent to menopause and is characterized by the decline of hormone levels. With bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and a customized program including fitness and nutrition, men can find relief for the symptoms of hormonal imbalance, including erectile dysfunction, fatigue, depression, hair losss, muscle loss, night sweats, and urinary problems.
May 19, 2009
Depressed? It Could Be A Hormonal Imbalance
Dr. Constance Crisp of BodyLogicMD of Little Rock and Dr. Michelle Schultz of BodyLogicMD of Naperville discuss the connection between depression and hormones.
May 14, 2009
Getting Fragmented Sleep?
Dr. Roger Spahr of BodyLogicMD of Indianapolis discusses fragmented sleep and the connection with your hormone levels.