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		Saliva testing is a simple, accurate way to determine your "free" or bioavailable hormone levels. This is the best way to answer your questions about hormone balance--or imbalance--in the privacy of your own home. For suggestions on how to find a doctor in your area, please go to: Resources - How to Find a Dr.


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		Facts About PMS Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is the most common health complaint of premenopausal women. While there are no magic bullets, hormone balance can help PMS. PMS and the Stress Connection Stress can be a direct cause of PMS, and it can certainly make it worse. Stress creates high cortisol levels, which creates hormone imbalances. Fibroids and Uterine Enlargement Insights from Dr. Lee about two of the most common problems women have after 30, fibroids and uterine enlargement. Articles Main Page Premenopause Chapter One Excerpts from Chapter One of *What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About PREmenopause, including why you might recognize your hormone imbalance symptoms in this book if you're between the ages of thirty and fifty, and why you can look forward to perimenopause and menopause. Environmental Illness* A fascinating and informative interview with William J. Rea, M.D., a pioneer and the leading researcher and clinician in the field of environmental medicine and chemical sensitivity, which is the treatment of illness caused by food and environmental factors as wide-ranging as such as pesticides, air and water pollution, solvents and formaldehyde, gas stoves, fragrances, and electromagnetic fields. Dr. Phil Interviews Holly Anderson on Treating PMS with Natural Progesterone Natural progestserone, natural hormones and PMS get the spotlight when Dr. Phil interviews Holly Anderson about progesterone and PMS.

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