The Pellet Myth (and Other Menopause Misunderstandings)

May 19, 2026

A friend of mine recently told me that as she was scrolling through Facebook, she saw an acquaintance in her mid-forties asking the Facebook community for advice about perimenopause symptoms. 


“Does anyone have any information about non-hormonal options to address symptoms like my afternoon fatigue and general lack of energy?” said the post.


The woman went on to say that she “prefers a non-hormonal approach,” and also that she needs something affordable, because “testosterone injections are so expensive.” 


Someone responded to her request with, “Get BHRT pellets! It’s the best investment and it lasts 3 to 4 months!” To which the original author replied, “I don’t want to put anything synthetic into my body.”


She went on to say that she had breast implants and was suffering from Breast Implant Illness (BII) and therefore, was trying to avoid “anything else synthetic.” She also wrote her mid-afternoon fatigue was so bad that she desperately needed to take a nap at 2:00 pm each day, and it was interfering with her job. 


Yet another Facebook friend responded, “HRT will take care of that. You need estrogen, progesterone, and especially testosterone.” 


Again, the original author wrote, “But, I really don’t want anything synthetic in my body.”


I can’t stress this enough: THERE IS SO MUCH MISINFORMATION OUT THERE ABOUT HORMONE THERAPY! Don’t let it prevent you from getting the help you need to feel better, have more energy, and be able to make it through your workday without needing a mid-afternoon nap.


As I said in a previous article, your symptoms are telling you something much deeper than the fact that you are too tired to make it through your workday. They are signals—clear, persistent, and often escalating—that your hormones are shifting, declining, and in some cases, dropping faster than your body can comfortably manage.


And yet, instead of getting medically sound guidance, so many women end up confused by social media with its fear-based messaging and half-truths about what hormone therapy actually is and isn’t.


Let’s Clear Up the Myth of “Synthetic” vs. “Bioidentical”


When it comes to hormone replacement, the word “synthetic” gets thrown around a lot, and it often causes unnecessary fear. Compounded bioidentical hormones, like the ones used in pellet therapy, are designed to be structurally identical to the hormones your body naturally produces. They are not foreign substances in the way many people imagine, and they especially should not be compared to silicone breast implants! 


The more important distinction isn’t “natural vs. synthetic” or “natural vs. non-hormonal.” Instead women should be concerned with knowing if the hormones are:

  • Bioidentical
  • Dosed appropriately
  • Administered and monitored by a medical professional who truly understands hormone replacement therapy


This is what matters most. 


Now that we’ve clarified the concerns about “putting something synthetic” into your body, let’s clear up some specific pellet misconceptions while we’re at it, too.


The Hormone Pellet Misunderstanding

Many women (and men) don’t know enough about bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) in the form of pellets to realize how potentially beneficial they can be during perimenopause, menopause, postmenopause (andropause for the guys), and for long-term health and wellness. When administered by a highly trained, experienced hormone specialist, compounded bioidentical hormone pellets are, in my professional opinion, the gold standard of hormone therapy.


Pellets deliver a steady, consistent release of hormones in a way that closely mimics how your body naturally functions. Plus, there are no daily pills to remember, no creams that absorb inconsistently or rub off on other people or pets, and no rollercoaster of highs and lows.


Instead, pellets offer the stability of steadily released hormones into your bloodstream—dosed to your specific needs—which is what your body is often craving during perimenopause and menopause. It wants to find the balance again to be back where you were before your hormones started riding the perimenopause rollercoaster and causing all those miserable symptoms, like fatigue, irritability, poor sleep, and brain fog. 


I’ve heard from many of my patients over the years that hormone pellet therapy can be life-changing. (You can read about that in my book, A Woman’s Hormonal Health Survival Guide: How to Prevent Your Doctor from Slowly Killing You.)


Testosterone: Not Optional for Many Women


Next, let’s talk about the hormone that gets the most pushback, and yet is often the missing piece of the puzzle in any form of women’s BHRT: testosterone. If you’ve been reading my blogs, you know that I am absolutely in favor of including testosterone as part of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for women when clinically indicated—and for most women in menopause, it is definitely needed.


Testosterone is not just about libido (although, it can be incredibly helpful there). It also plays a critical role in:

  • Energy and stamina
  • Mental clarity and focus
  • Mood stability
  • Muscle mass and metabolic health


And, last (but certainly not least!) testosterone is essential for assisting with glucose metabolism and weight control.


When testosterone levels decline, as they often do in perimenopause, women end up feeling exhausted and disconnected from themselves; like a stranger in their own bodies. When optimized appropriately, many women don’t just feel better, they feel like themselves again—younger, more vibrant versions of themselves.


The Story Behind That 2:00 PM Crash

Back to the woman in the Facebook post—the one who can’t make it through her workday without a nap. Could that be hormonal? Absolutely.


Declining estrogen and testosterone can both contribute to that kind of fatigue. And when those hormones are restored to optimal levels, often very effectively through personalized pellet therapy, energy levels can improve dramatically.


But, it’s important to understand the whole person and other symptoms, so, I would also evaluate her:

  • Sleep quality (and whether night sweats are disrupting it)
  • Thyroid function
  • Blood sugar balance
  • Nutritional status
  • Stress and cortisol patterns


Hormones are foundational, but they are part of a bigger picture. In this woman’s case, her breast implants very well may be contributing to her fatigue and other symptoms associated with perimenopause. 


I understand the hesitation expressed in her Facebook post. If you’ve had a negative experience with something in your body, like breast implants, it makes sense to be cautious. But it may also be because she is not educated about hormone therapies, including pellets. She doesn’t realize that “putting something synthetic” in your body does not apply to bioidentical hormone pellets. 


As I said earlier, hormone pellets are not implants in the same context as breast implants. Breast implants are NOT bioidentical; they are not identical to anything produced naturally in the body, and therefore, may not be accepted as such. Perhaps that’s why women like her experience Breast Implant Illness in the first place.


On the other hand, pellets are rice grain-sized, bioidentical hormone implants that dissolve over time, delivering what your body is no longer producing adequately as you age. When dosed and administered appropriately, pellets do not add something foreign to your body; they restore something that’s missing. And that’s a very different concept.


Managing Perimenopause and Menopause Symptoms 

Menopause is not something you have to “push through” with sheer willpower and afternoon naps. And it’s not something to fear your way through because of misunderstandings about hormones. 


The real issue isn’t that women are choosing pellets, or testosterone, or BHRT. The issue is that too many women are making decisions based on incomplete or inaccurate information. As tempting as it may be to seek out advice from peers, asking Facebook friends for medical advice is not a great strategy!


You need a provider who is deeply trained in hormone optimization, not someone following trends or applying a one-size-fits-all protocol. When you seek expert guidance and an educated approach, hormone therapy can be one of the most powerful tools we have to help women feel vibrant, capable, and fully themselves again.


Looking to gain a better understanding of hormone therapies?


As someone who has treated more than 20 thousand patients in the last 30 years, and written about BHRT, you might find my book, A Woman’s Hormonal Health Survival Guide: How to Prevent Your Doctor from Slowly Killing You, a helpful tool in your perimenopause journey and beyond. 


Read more about bioidentical vs. synthetic hormones in Chapter 2: Challenges, Myths And Misconceptions About HRT

The Doctor is in!

What Your Menopause Symptoms Are Really Telling You About Your Hormones

March 27, 2026
For the last three decades, I’ve sat across from women who were told their suffering was “a normal part of aging.” They were told that hot flashes, brain fog, low libido, painful sex, anxiety, and exhaustion were simply the price of getting older. Let me be very clear: that narrative is not only wrong, it’s dangerous. These symptoms are not a life sentence. They are biological warning signs that your hormones are no longer optimized, and your body is asking for help. It’s been part of my mission to shift the conversation away from masking symptoms and toward understanding what’s really happening beneath the surface of women in perimenopause and menopause. Because ultimately, when you address hormonal imbalance at the root, you don’t just feel better, you protect your long-term health. In the 30 years that I’ve been treating women with bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), there’s one thing I can tell you with absolute certainty: Your symptoms are not the problem—they’re the message. Hot flashes Night sweats Vaginal dryness Brain fog Anxiety Weight gain that appears out of thin air (usually right around your midsection) Low libido Poor sleep Joint pain Heart palpitations These are not random annoyances you’re expected to “push through” because you’ve reached a certain birthday. They are biological distress signals telling you that your hormones are no longer optimized. Yet most women are told the same tired story: “Welcome to menopause.” “Try an antidepressant.” “Here’s some vaginal estrogen. Good luck.” That approach infuriates me. And that frustration is exactly why I wrote A Woman’s Hormonal Health Survival Guide: How to Prevent Your Doctor from Slowly Killing You . Symptoms Are the Smoke, Not the Fire When a woman comes into my office telling me how hot flashes have disrupted her life, I don’t just see heat waves. I see her body’s estrogen receptors screaming for balance. When she tells me sex is painful because of vaginal dryness, I don’t just hand her a cream and send her on her way. I think about tissue integrity, blood flow, collagen loss, and the long-term health of her urogenital system. Symptoms are like the “check engine” light on your car. When you ignore it, that doesn’t fix what’s going on under the hood, and it can lead to bigger, more costly repairs. BHRT is not about chasing symptoms. It’s about restoring the system. Hormones Are Systemic, So Why Do We Treat Them Like Accessories? Here’s what many doctors forget (or were never properly taught): hormones don’t work in isolation. Estrogen doesn’t just affect your uterus. Progesterone isn’t just for pregnancy. Testosterone is not just “a male hormone” (I could write a whole other blog on that). Your hormones influence: Brain function and mood Sleep architecture Bone density Cardiovascular health Metabolism and insulin sensitivity Immune regulation Skin, hair, and connective tissue Sexual health and desire So when hormones decline or fall out of balance, the effects ripple through your entire body. Treating one symptom at a time—without addressing the hormonal ecosystem—is like only watering one plant in the garden and hoping you get a full, healthy crop. What BHRT Actually Does (It’s Not Just About Menopause) Bioidentical hormones are structurally identical to the hormones your body makes. When prescribed properly, they replace what your body no longer produces in optimal amounts and allow your entire system to function the way nature intended. BHRT is not about “giving you hormones.” It’s about: Optimizing levels (not just making labs “normal”) Restoring overall balance Supporting adrenal and thyroid function Improving mitochondrial energy production Reducing systemic inflammation “ While hormone imbalances can occur at almost any age, today most women can expect to live anywhere from one third to one half of their lives in menopause; so of course we want these years to be healthy, happy and fulfilled. HRT can help us achieve it.” – Angela DeRosa, DO, MBA, CPE Why Putting a Band-Aid on Symptoms Fails Women I see this more times than I can count: A woman is given an antidepressant for mood swings when the root cause is that her testosterone, estrogen, and progesterone are out of balance. She’s given sleep meds when progesterone could help restore deep, restorative sleep. She’s given vaginal estrogen alone while the rest of her body continues to decline hormonally. This fragmented approach doesn’t just fail to help; it can also create new problems . Hormonal imbalance left untreated contributes to osteoporosis, cardiovascular disease, cognitive decline, and metabolic dysfunction. That’s not “aging gracefully.” That’s neglect. BHRT Is Preventive Medicine When your hormones are optimized instead of suppressed or ignored, you are actively protecting your long-term health. I don’t wait until a woman breaks a hip to care about her estrogen. I don’t wait until she has heart disease to think about vascular protection. I don’t wait until she feels “dead inside” to talk to her about testosterone. BHRT is proactive, personalized, and powerful when prescribed appropriately. And, one-size-fits-all dosing doesn’t cut it. Each woman is not a textbook, but rather a complex, dynamic system, and EVERY woman deserves perimenopause/menopause care that reflects that. A Final Word From Someone Who’s Seen It All Your symptoms are valid. Your concerns are real. And you do not need to settle for “this is just part of getting older.” Optimizing hormones isn’t about vanity. It’s about vitality. It’s about protecting your brain, your bones, your heart, your sexuality, and your quality of life—now and for decades to come. As someone who has treated more than 20 thousand patients in the last 30 years, and written about BHRT, you might find my book, A Woman’s Hormonal Health Survival Guide: How to Prevent Your Doctor from Slowly Killing You , a helpful tool in your perimenopause journey and beyond. Read more about hormones Chapter 3: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Hormones But Didn’t Know How To Ask: Hormones 101

Why Bioidentical Hormone Pellets Are the Gold Standard in BHRT

By Dr. Angela DeRosa • December 1, 2025
Ladies, pull up a chair—preferably one that isn’t vinyl—because if you're in the middle of a hot flash, you might stick to it. I’ve spent the last 30 years treating women who’ve been dismissed, misdiagnosed, or handed a prescription that did little more than turn them into a slightly more tired version of themselves. And after all these years women’s hormonal health, one thing has remained crystal clear: Bioidentical hormone pellets are the gold standard in hormone replacement therapy. Let me explain why—doctor-to-patient, woman-to-woman, survivor-to-survivor. “Bioidentical hormone pellets are physiologically the same as our own bodies’ hormones, and they provide the best and most consistent delivery and results.” – Angela DeRosa, DO, MBA, CPE If you’ve ever been told by your healthcare provider that your hot flashes, weight gain, brain fog, low libido, anxiety, or sleep issues are “just part of getting older,” it’s time to find a new doctor who truly understands perimenopause and menopause symptoms and how to address the root cause. Hormonal decline isn’t a character-building exercise; it’s a medical condition. And just like any medical condition, it deserves evidence-based, individualized, effective treatment. Bioidentical hormones, particularly ones in the form of pellets, are the closest thing we have to restoring your hormones to the levels Mother Nature originally designed for you. What Makes Pellets “Bioidentical”? “Bioidentical” means the hormones are identically structured to the hormones your body naturally produces. Most bioidentical hormones are plant-based, including estradiol, progesterone, and testosterone. Synthetic hormones, on the other hand, are chemically altered forms of hormones, some of which come from the urine of pregnant horses. These hormones aren’t a perfect molecular match with your natural hormone receptors, and this makes a difference to your body at a cellular level. Your body recognizes bioidentical hormones as its own. Delivered in the form of pellets, which bypass your digestive system, this form of hormones has the potential to: ● Work better ● Have fewer side effects ● Allow your body to metabolize hormones the way it’s supposed to ● Reduce cardiovascular risks ● Protect breast tissue Think of it like this: if bioidentical hormones were puzzle pieces to the cells in your body, they would provide the matching pieces for the exact fit (and therefore, potential for maximum benefits). Why Pellets? Let Me Count the Ways… You can get bioidentical hormones in many forms, including topical creams and gels; oral tablets and troches; injectables, and pellet implants. There are so many forms and dosage strengths that can be customized for your individual needs through compounded hormones. So why do I champion pellets? Why are they the gold standard in hormone replacement therapy? It’s really quite simple: the delivery system matters. A Ferrari filled with cheap gas is still a Ferrari, but it’s not going to run well. And, you're probably not going to get it up to speed with its engine purring. When prescribed correctly, think of pellets as the premium fuel of hormone therapy; the type of fuel that can rev up your menopausal body so it runs smoothly again. Let’s look at some reasons why. 1. Pellets Give You Steady, Consistent Hormones Topicals and orals can create hormonal roller coasters, leaving you feeling like you’re starring in a soap opera you didn’t audition for. Sometimes your symptoms might subside, and sometimes you might feel miserable. That’s because how well your body absorbs topical hormones through your skin, or oral hormones that have to pass through your digestive system, can fall short and even cause unpleasant side effects. Pellets on the other hand offer more of a slow-release infusion of hormones. They dissolve into your bloodstream at the perfect rate, giving you: ● Lower instance of spikes and crashes ● Less worry about forgetting to rub on your cream each day ● No worrying if your husband, kids, or dog will accidentally get a dose of estrogen because they came into contact with your skin Pellets are essentially the “set it and forget it” form of hormone therapy. 2. Pellets Are the Only Delivery Method That Truly Mimics Ovarian Function Before perimenopause and menopause, your ovaries didn’t just release hormones once a day. They released hormones steadily, continuously, in rhythm with your body’s needs. Pellets replicate that. Nothing else comes as close. 3. Pellets Bypass the Liver (Your Liver Says “Thank You!”) Oral hormones have to go through the liver, which can increase inflammation and impact clotting factors, especially if you are a smoker. Pellets go straight into your bloodstream, skipping the liver processing. 4. No Mess, No Fuss, No “Oops, I Forgot” We’re all busy. As women, we often juggle careers, kids, marriages, divorces, pets, aging parents, and (my personal favorite) uneducated doctors who still think women don’t need testosterone. Pellets help take daily compliance off your plate. Once inserted during a quick, easy, in-office procedure (you’ve undoubtedly had pap smears that were more unpleasant!), pellets offer your body a steady dose of hormones for the next 3 to 5 months. 5. The Results Are Often Much Better Than Other Forms of Hormones I’ve seen thousands of women get their lives back (and then some) with the right combination and doses of hormone pellets, including: ● Boosted libido ● Improved sleep ● Less anxiety ● More energy ● Disappearing hot flashes ● Weight loss ● More even moods ● Less brain fog ● Happier relationships In most cases, when women’s hormones are optimized and stable, everything else follows suit. Pellet Myths I Hear All the Time You’ve probably heard them too, so let’s bust a few myths while we’re here, shall we? “Pellets are dangerous.” This is simply not true. What is dangerous is walking around chronically hormone-depleted for decades. That’s what accelerates aging, increases disease risk (including cardiovascular, bone, and brain ), and drains your quality of life. “Pellets make you grow a beard.” While increased facial hair growth may be a potential side effect of increasing your testosterone levels, experienced pellet providers (key piece of the puzzle) know how to adjust your hormone doses to minimize that. As I’ve said before, if someone offered you a million dollar home for free, but you were responsible for mowing the lawn every week, would you say: “No thanks! I don’t need the house of my dreams. It’s not worth the maintenance!” If you have to wax your mustache for a couple months while your body gets used to feeling wonderful from the inside out, I’d say it’s a fair trade off. And, most likely, the extra hair growth will regulate itself, too— IF you even experience it at all. “I heard pellets aren’t FDA-approved.” Compounded hormone pellets are made with FDA-approved ingredients, and are highly regulated and held to their own set of standards within the compounding industry. It’s also a little-known fact that hormone pellet therapy has been in use since the 1930s. It’s not something new that hasn’t been scientifically and clinically studied. In fact, pellets and their positive effects on overall health, have been studied significantly in the last several decades. Why I’ve Dedicated My Career to Helping Women through Menopause For decades, mainstream medicine has misunderstood women’s hormones, under-treated women’s symptoms, and over-prescribed antidepressants, sleeping pills, and anti-anxiety meds instead of addressing the root cause—hormonal decline. I was tired of watching women suffer. I was tired of seeing women brushed off (myself included). And frankly, I’m still tired of the inaccurate information being fed to women. So I wrote my book, started teaching physicians, and dedicated my career to getting bioidentical hormone replacement therapy into the hands of women who deserve better. If You’re Struggling, Please Know This: You Are Not Crazy You’re not imagining your symptoms. You’re not “just stressed.” You’re not “just aging.” Your hormones matter. Your health matters. YOU matter. Pellet therapy isn’t just about optimizing hormones—it’s about giving women their lives back. After 30 years and thousands of patients, I can confidently say: Bioidentical hormone pellets are truly the gold standard in hormone therapy; the most transformative method of BHRT. Your ovaries may be retired…but with pellet therapy, your vitality doesn’t have to be. As someone who has treated more than 20 thousand patients in the last 30 years, and written about BHRT, you might find my book, A Woman’s Hormonal Health Survival Guide: How to Prevent Your Doctor from Slowly Killing You , a helpful tool in your perimenopause journey and beyond. Read more about hormone delivery methods, including pellets in Chapter 8: Giving Back What Mother Nature Intended Us to Have: Treatment Options Explore the differences of synthetic vs. bioidentical hormones in Chapter 2: Challenges, Myths and Misconceptions About HRT

Why Should You Replace Your Hormones? Your Life May Depend On It

By Dr. Angela DeRosa • October 15, 2025
What if I told you that replenishing your naturally declining hormones could have a significant positive impact on your heart health? Or protect your bones from osteoporosis? What if a steady supply of hormones as you age could reduce your risk of certain diseases, like breast cancer? Would you consider replacing your hormones then? I begin this article with these little-known facts about bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), because I’m guessing nobody (especially not your primary care physician or your gynecologist) is telling you about the numerous potential benefits of BHRT. It’s not their fault; they were never properly taught about perimenopause, menopause, and hormone therapies in medical school. And, the research about the benefits of hormone therapies hardly becomes part of mainstream medical information or our culture. So, I want to answer this question about why you should replace your hormones, for you and for all the women who are struggling through perimenopause, menopause, postmenopause. “There is plenty of data supporting hormone replacement therapy and its health benefits - most [physicians] just haven’t bothered to read it or learn it.” – Angela DeRosa, DO, MBA, CPE Perhaps you’re gaining weight you can’t lose; losing sleep because of hot flashes and racing thoughts; and contemplating divorce because your libido tanked and you frequently have to resist the urge to strangle your husband/significant other. These reasons alone are grounds for BHRT, but the added health benefits to your heart, bones, and overall wellness, should make the answer to this personal question quite obvious. Uncertainty Often Surrounds BHRT Maybe you feel uncertain about BHRT, like many women, because you’ve heard conflicting messages about hormone therapy over the years. Unfortunately, the flawed Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) study from the late 90s, instilled panic in the perimenopausal population. However, more than 20 years later, the original WHI study was finally brought to light as flawed . They used synthetic hormones and the majority of women in the study were more than 10 years past menopause! This is hardly the target demographic for BHRT candidates, and bioidentical hormones are not synthetic! Bioidentical hormones are derived from plants and chemically identical to the hormones your body naturally produces.* Now we know that for most healthy women who begin BHRT around the time of perimenopause or within about 10 years after menopause (before age 60), bioidentical hormone replacement therapy can offer profound benefits, not only for symptom relief, but for long-term health, as well. Tip of the Iceberg: Relief of Menopause Symptoms Does this sound familiar? As you’ve gotten older and your body’s natural levels of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone decline, you began experiencing: Hot flashes and night sweats Mood swings, irritability, or anxiety Poor sleep and fatigue Brain fog or memory lapses Vaginal dryness and discomfort Painful sex Low libido Clearly, these symptoms can affect how you feel every day, and in some cases, make you downright miserable. BHRT helps restore hormones to a healthy, more youthful balance, often reducing symptoms within weeks. Many women begin sleeping better, feeling more energized, and noticing improved moods and mental clarity. Beyond Symptom Relief: Long-term Benefits of Hormone Therapy Now, let’s get to the long-term benefits of BHRT. Hormones don’t just affect how you feel; they play a key role in so many systems in your body. Replacing hormones during midlife may support your long-term health in ways you don’t even realize. Heart Health Estrogen helps keep blood vessels flexible and supports healthy cholesterol, while testosterone helps optimize glucose metabolism, and prevent its intolerance. If your testosterone is too low, it can lead to insulin resistance, making it harder for your body to absorb blood sugar. Studies suggest that when started within 10 years of menopause, hormone therapy may reduce the risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death in postmenopausal women. Bone Strength Estrogen helps maintain bone density. Without it, your bones can weaken faster, increasing your risk of fractures. BHRT can slow bone loss and reduce the risk of osteoporosis-related fractures. Sexual and Urinary Wellness Estrogen is vital for maintaining vaginal and urinary tract tissue health. Restoring it can ease dryness, improve comfort during intimacy, and help reduce urinary frequency or urgency. Plus, testosterone affects clitoral sensitivity and ability to orgasm. Prolonged levels of low testosterone in women usually leads to lack of desire and avoiding sex because it’s too painful and no longer a pleasurable experience. Research indicates a myriad of benefits from having sex regularly, including lower stress, less risk of diseases, better sleep, and increased longevity. Women who have sex at least once a week live longer than women who rarely have sex! Brain and Mood Support When your hormones are balanced, you’ll likely feel more focused, have more even-keeled moods, and experience improved memory and cognitive functions (forgetting words less is a wonderful thing). Potential Cancer Protection Contrary to common fears (most of which were perpetrated after the WHI study), certain BHRT regimens are linked to a lower risk of breast cancer compared to women who never use hormone therapy. So, are you feeling less apprehensive about considering bioidentical hormone replacement therapies that are personalized just for you? Not sure where to start? The best thing you can do is educate yourself, so you can ask the right questions when you speak to your healthcare practitioner. As someone who has treated more than 20 thousand patients in the last 30 years, and written about BHRT, you might find my book, A Woman’s Hormonal Health Survival Guide: How to Prevent Your Doctor from Slowly Killing You , a helpful tool in your perimenopause journey and beyond. *Read more about synthetic vs. bioidentical hormones in Chapter 2: CHALLENGES, MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT HRT Check out Chapter 9: YOUR HEALTH SURVIVAL GUIDE CHECKLIST to see if hormone therapy is right for you.
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