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#18: Bio-identical hormones from your GP?Posted by kathryn on May 1, 2012
You heard right! Listen or read on to identify what to ask for. SH interviews Prof John Studd who continues to care about improving hormonal health in women. SimplyHormones Presents: Professor Studd on Bio-identical Hormones KC: I’d like to talk if I may about bio identical hormones. A lot of women are very interested in [...]
#17: Osteoporosis – the brittle bone disease you can preventPosted by kathryn on April 24, 2012
#17: Osteoporosis - the brittle bone disease you can prevent [ 4:13 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSimplyHormones presents: An Interview with Prof John Studd, Vice President National Osteoporosis Society and Chairman of the British Menopause Society. Osteoporosis is a natural disease of aging but one we can ALL do something about – this brittle bone disease most often eats away at bones after degeneration of hormones at menopause.
#16: Testosterone puts your lights back on!Posted by kathryn on April 18, 2012
Testosterone for libido, oestrogen for depression – when the imbalance of hormones with monthly PMT and later on menopause are the cause depression, why are women referred to psychiatrists and prescribed mind-numbing anti-psychotic drugs? You may well ask! Prof. John Studd, specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist tells us here, in the first of three interviews, about [...]
#10: Cervical Cancer is a known STIPosted by kathryn on April 10, 2012
My interview with Gill Burgess tells you everything you ever wanted to know about this silent killer; cervical smears – why they’re important and much much more. Gill Burgess is the Cancer Screening Co-ordinator for Croydon PCT, specialising in Breast, Bowel and Cervical Cancers.
#3: The Pill is it right for you?Posted by kathryn on October 28, 2011
Listen to Alexandra Pope discussing HRT, The Pill; their toxicity and what is the tsunami of menopause? Such powerful information – if only I knew then…
#15: Celia Johnson reveals Top Tips-Fitness through MenopausePosted by kathryn on October 17, 2011
#15: Celia Johnson reveals Top Tips-Fitness through Menopause [ 26:40 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadThere are 3 areas to concentrate on but first off, take it easy by listening to how to achieve your body shape – then put all your promises into practice!
#14: Early Menopause-My sex life is overPosted by kathryn on June 21, 2011
Plunged into menopause at an early age is devastating but to find out later, rather than sooner
#12: Down to Earth NutritionPosted by kathryn on June 16, 2011
Liver function, bowel health, weight gain-all in a day’s work! Here’s my interview with Shirley Ward. It was a great pleasure interviewing Shirley; she’s helped a huge number of people understand their health especially as they approach menopause. Click on the link to hear the interview, get top tips plus the transcript is set out [...]
#11:Sex, Meaning and the MenopausePosted by kathryn on June 3, 2011
As seen in the Daily Mail, here is the interview: It was a privilege to interview Sue Brayne on her book: Sex, Meaning and the Menopause. Written for men and women, this book describes the pain and anguish, the broken relationships through misunderstanding menopause. A highly recommended read, now listen to the interview. Interview with [...]
#9: Breast Cancer-The Pill-menopausePosted by kathryn on November 16, 2010
A no-holds barred open discussion on breast cancer, the pill and menopause. Check out this online radio http://www.redshiftradio.co.uk, the Scarlet Ladies slot – a bit like Loose Women only it’s audio!
I’m Kathryn Colas and Simply Hormones brings you the latest news on menopause and other women’s health issues like breast cancer, ovarian cancer and HRT. Learn what you need to know from someone who’s personally experienced and survived menopause or listen to my interviews with medical professionals on podcast anytime. For more information on the symptoms of menopause and how to live with it just visit my website SimplyHormones.com.
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