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Amazing Testosterone Benefits for Women in Menopause
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Amazing Testosterone Benefits for Women in Menopause

The Unlikely Natural Solution for Women in Menopause
Highest Rated
Created byDan Purser MD
Last updated 6/2017
English
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What you'll learn

  • Learn the benefits of Testosterone for women!
  • Learn why women need testosterone just as much as men do and how to achieve healthy, normal levels.

Course content

1 section • 18 lectures • 1h 12m total length

  • Introduction5:07

    Explore natural options for menopause and the potential benefits of testosterone for women, while learning root-cause approaches from Dr. Dan Purser.

  • Benefits (The Why?)7:07

    Discover how physiological testosterone levels in postmenopausal women may improve cardiovascular health, increase HDL and cardiac output, lower blood pressure, and reduce atherosclerotic risk.

  • Diabetes Benefits1:48

    Explore how testosterone improves diabetes benefits by increasing insulin receptor sensitivity and functionality, reducing insulin resistance, and supporting a healthier metabolic profile for women in menopause.

  • Musculoskeletal Benefits1:44

    Discover how testosterone supports musculoskeletal health in postmenopausal women by boosting muscle and bone mass to preserve strength and prevent osteoporosis.

  • Brain Benefits1:30

    Maintain appropriate testosterone levels to boost cognition, memory, and faster thinking in menopausal women, with neuroprotective brain benefits and potential improvements in aging cognition and Alzheimer's risk.

  • Osteoporosis Benefits0:57

    Discover how normal physiological testosterone supports bone health in menopausal women by boosting bone mineral density and addressing osteoporosis.

  • Libido Benefits2:58

    Explore how normal physiological testosterone levels improve libido and sexual well-being for menopausal women, including hypoactive sexual desire disorder and postmenopausal sexual dysfunction.

  • Other Benefits (Hormones)1:51

    Explore how testosterone supports hormone balance to boost HGH production in the elderly, enhance wound healing, reduce osteoporosis risk, and improve urogenital health and sexual well-being.

  • Arthritis Benefits0:33

    Explore how testosterone may aid arthritis by reducing inflammation, lubricating joints, and supporting osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis in aging individuals.

  • Mental Benefits0:34

    Normalizing testosterone levels can dramatically improve quality of life and depression, elevating mood in post-menopausal women.

  • Potential Problems (Why Not?) (Or the Flip Side)4:35

    Explore the potential problems of testosterone therapy for menopausal women, including acne, mood and aggression changes, high levels causing persistent genital arousal, and transference risks.

  • Hormonal Theory of Anti Aging Current Best Practices17:44

    Discover how hormone decline drives aging, identify pituitary dysfunction as a common cause of premature menopause, and pursue deep, cause-driven evaluation - vitamins, genetics, and trauma.

  • Who Needs It (Proper Diagnosis)6:39

    Identify who may need testosterone in menopause and how to diagnose hypogonadism using symptoms, history, and labs. Interpret total testosterone and LH to distinguish primary versus central hypogonadism.

  • Lab Examples6:30

    Lab examples illustrate how testosterone therapy, including cream and oral forms, alongside addressing vitamin and mineral deficiencies, can relieve menopause symptoms, boost libido, and reverse osteoporosis.

  • How to Take (What's Available that Works?)6:11

    Explore what works for menopausal women to take testosterone, weighing creams and topical options against pills, pellets, and injections while examining breast cancer risk, absorption, and day-to-day control.

  • Physician Issues2:52

    Examine physician gaps in recognizing testosterone for menopausal women and explore access options, including Elizabeth Levy MD's the savvy woman's guide to testosterone and hormone replacement therapy.

  • Confirmation (How Do You Know This Is Right?)1:39

    Explore how to verify information on testosterone benefits for women in menopause by checking referenced articles, consulting pharmacists and doctors, reading recommended books, and trying approaches for six months.

  • Final Denouement1:46

    Conclude this course on testosterone benefits for women in menopause by highlighting libido recovery and the beauties of testosterone, with resources on migraines, thyroid, and osteoporosis.

Requirements

  • Be willing to learn about female health

Description

There are a few NATURAL solutions you can use to reduce or eliminate your menopause symptoms… one of them, the most unlikely solution, I want to talk to you about in this letter.

In fact, there is a good chance if you asked your doctor about this natural solution for help in menopause… he or she would probably think you’re NUTS!

Unfortunately, most western doctors aren’t taught about natural solution for menopause and are clueless about the benefits of…

Testosterone for women. That’s right, I said testosterone.

You know, the hormone that makes men, men.

It gives them their deep voice, large muscles, facial and chest hair, and makes them more aggressive.

And that’s probably what you’re thinking…

Won’t testosterone make my voice deep? Or make me grow chest and facial hair? Or make me aggressive? Or break out with acne on my face and back?

The answer is NO!

The truth is, women produce both estrogen and testosterone. A relatively small amount of testosterone is released in the bloodstream from your Ovaries and Adrenal Glands.

Testosterone plays an important part in your bone health, muscular health and your sex drive.

However, during menopause, it is common for testosterone levels to drop.

This can lead to excessive dryness of eyes, mouth and vagina… low energy and a low sex drive.

On top of that, it is also bad for your heart, which remember is a muscle, and your bones (which can lead to conditions such as osteoporosis).

The good news is, a little testosterone therapy can reverse the dryness, low energy and low sex drive… but that’s just the start.

In fact, there are over 30 benefits of testosterone for Menopausal Women.

And you can experience these benefits without growing facial or chest hair… getting a deep gravelly voice… becoming overly aggressive, muscular or breaking out with acne on your face and back.

Who this course is for:

  • Women interested in learning about Natural Options for Menopause

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