Your Vitality

Vitality means the state of being strong, active and full of energy. Your vitality matters each and every single day of your life. If it’s not there, you’re left feeling not quite yourself. Most of the time, when your health starts to deplete, you lose motivation to do the things that once interested you, your body may start to ache, you could have an “off” feeling, and you might feel depressed. As the cycle continues, symptoms can worsen and you may find yourself being misdiagnosed with other ailments. In most cases, these symptoms are directly related to a hormone imbalance. If you knew there was a possible solution to regaining your vitality, would you want to know more about taking steps on that journey?

What Women Need to Know

When a female has a hormone imbalance in her endocrine system, she can develop symptoms that range from subtle to debilitating. This means there is either too much or too little of a woman’s hormones being produced somewhere within her endocrine system.

Many women are told that this is just part of PMS and find themselves being misprescribed antidepressants or other chemically-involved medications. For some women, this means feeling worse over time, and this certainly doesn’t have to be the way to live. Why deal with these symptoms when BHRT can elevate your natural balance of hormone levels and restore your overall quality of life and well-being?

What Men Need to Know

Testosterone is the primary male sex hormone. For men it has several important roles, like maintaining bone density, red blood cell creation, fertility and the development of  a man’s muscle mass. As men age, their T-levels and production of sperm gradually decrease. As this happens, men will experience physical and psychological symptoms that can zap the zest out of their well-being.

Directly related to decreased levels of testosterone is a condition known as andropause. It is unlike menopause in that the decrease in testosterone and the development of symptoms is more gradual than what occurs in women.