Syndrome Symptoms

PMS is one of those things which the majority of women incline to feel that they just have to "put up with". But this is simply not the case. Yes, genetic programming predisposes some women to suffer from premenstrual tension, menstrual pains or period cramps, but this does not mean that there is nothing that you can do about it.

The Savvy Woman's Guide© to Testosterone: How to Revitalize your Sexuality, Strength and Stamina. – A Review.

Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet has to be one of the best writer's today on hormonal issues as they relate to women. She has published an array of books on the subject over the years, each being a valuable resource for any doctor who has female patients (that's almost every doctor on the planet – there are a few that deal only with men but we discount those in this case).

It is an easy to read book that will help any woman who reads it understand the importance of testosterone in maintaining her quality of life, before and after menopause. It's worth having this book on your bookshelf to refer to every time you think you're body is going crazy.

Buy It! Read It! Keep It! Refer to It!

My score: 5 out of 5.

The content below comes from the publisher.

Edition: Paperback
Pages: 5.5 x 8.5, 288 pages
ISBN: 1-933213-00-0
Publisher: HER Place Press
Elizabeth Lee Vliet, M.D.

The Savvy Women's Guide to Testosterone, has been written by Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet, a nationally known women's health physician and hormone specialist to provide reliable, cutting-edge medical information, important now to overcome stigma and negative myths about testosterone. Dr. Vliet teaches women to avoid risks of improper dosing using new treatment options with bioidentical testosterone. This book will help women learn ways to restore libido, improve muscle strength, build healthy bone and maintain normal energy levels. Is this You?

Loss of interest in sex
Loss of sexual sensation
Easily fatigued, low energy, decreased stamina
Feeling blah, flat or blue
Diminished muscle tone and strength; feeling muscles are getting "weaker," not responding to exercise as well
Reduced height – may be due to bone loss
Thinning hair
Dry eyes
More frequent headaches

Testosterone is as natural to women as estrogen. It is not just a man's hormone. From a woman's teens until menopause, her body makes more testosterone than estrogen.

Testosterone is crucial to a woman's health and well-being. Loss of testosterone can cause loss of sex drive and sexual sensation, marked fatigue, low energy, hair loss, decreased stamina, loss of height, and others like "blues and blahs", as well as more frequent headaches.

New testosterone therapy options for women are available in the consumer market and are revolutionizing approaches to helping women's sexual response, much as Viagra revolutionized the treatment of erectile dysfunction in men. Now it's women's turn.

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