Following Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s Disease is the second most common neurodegenerative disorder1. Often marked by tremors in the head, neck, arms, hands, and legs, additional disease symptoms may include muscle stiffness, slow movement, poor balance, bowel and bladder issues, and trouble chewing, swallowing, and speaking. Parkinson’s can also lead to depression, particularly as symptoms progress. Parkinson’s […]
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A YouGov poll conducted in December of 20221 found that one in five Americans planned to make a New Year’s Resolution in 2023. Of these: 20 percent resolved to improve their physical health 19 percent resolved to exercise more 18 percent resolved to eat better 17 percent resolved to lose weight This is consistent with a
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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a serious condition impacting around 1.7 million Americans yearly.1 Nearly half of all TBIs are a result of falls. Other causes include being struck by or against an object, motor vehicle accidents, and assault. According to the CDC, 230,000 people are hospitalized with TBI annually, with 80,000 to 90,000 experiencing long-term
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Hormone imbalance can refer to too little or too much of one or more hormones. It is a condition common during puberty, but can also result from pregnancy, menopause, or the simple aging process. Some of the symptoms of hormone imbalance are common in both men and women. These include: Mood changes such as irritability
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Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) pellets may last from three to five months. Women may benefit from treatment every three to four months. Men may benefit from treatment at four to five-month intervals. Safe and convenient, BHRT pellets reduce the time patients need to receive or even think about their treatment. Other methods of BHRT
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Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) has been shown to greatly reduce the symptoms of Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). The Re3® Advanced Pellet Delivery System from Pellecome has been designed to ensure patient comfort, reduce risks such as infection and pellet bunching, and produce the most consistent BHRT results. Give us a call at 888-773-9969 to learn more about adding this
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BHRT is a safe, natural, and effective treatment for a comprehensive range of physical and emotional conditions. Suitable for both women and men, BHRT can treat the symptoms of menopause, age-related bone loss, sleep disruptions, and complex conditions such as PMDD. In addition, bio-identical hormone replacement therapy can improve sexual function, increase lean body mass, address diminished libido, assist with weight management,
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Pellet delivery is a time-tested, safe, and efficacious way to administer BHRT. In use for more the four decades, this method of BHRT delivery helps to ensure a consistent release of hormones, allowing for reliable and continuous results. Unlike pills, creams, and patches, BHRT pellets do not require a daily routine. Inserted every three to four months,
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Symptoms of declining estrogen levels include: Physical symptoms such as dry skin, weight gain, headaches, breast tenderness, and hot flashes Sexual symptoms including vaginal dryness, decreased sex drive, and dyspareunia (painful intercourse) Mental and emotional symptoms such as memory and concentration problems, moodiness and irritability, and mental fogginess Sleep issues can occur with declining estrogen
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The amount of time it takes for Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) to work depends on factors including the delivery method, the specific issues being addressed, and the combination of hormones used. BHRT is individualized to meet the patient’s needs. Symptom relief may begin within seven to ten days. However, most patients report noticeable changes
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