Estradiol and progesterone are the two hormones
that control the menstrual cycle before
menopause.
After menopause (around 50 years) these hormones
are no longer necessary since ovulation no
longer exists.
Therefore, we are left wondering why some doctors
persist in prescribing hormone replacement therapy with
estrogen combined with progesterone after menopause,
when these hormones are no longer needed because the
menstrual cycle no longer exists.
Especially since the harmfulness of these treatments
(HRT) has
been demonstrated since 2002
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DISORDERS AFTER MENOPAUSE ARE CAUSED BY
LACK OF DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE AND
TESTOSTERONE
Indeed the daily production of testosterone in the woman
before menopause is
always greather to the production of estrogen.
Most of this production comes from the ovaries.
Testosterone and dihydrotestosterone are necessary for
the good function of the whole body.
After menopause ovaries still secrete testosterone.
But the "classic and unnecessary substitution treatment"
(HRT) suppresses this essential secretion!
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DISORDERS
AFTER MENOPAUSE ARE CAUSED BY
THE ANDROGENIC
DISEASE OF MENOPAUSE
Treatment of this disease
is done by
mesterolone that replaces testosterone and
dihydrotestosterone when it is necessary (the
deficit being demonstrated by blood tests).
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