La variazione dell’ambiente ormonale associata alla perimenopausa e alla menopausa può portare ad una varietà di sintomi che possono influenzare la qualità di vita della donna. La terapia ormonale post-menopausa è un trattamento ben tollerato ed efficace per questi sintomi. Tuttavia, la terapia ormonale combinata, costituita da estrogeni equini coniugati e medrossiprogesterone acetato, è stata associata ad un aumento di rischi per la salute. Di conseguenza, alcune donne si rivolgono a formulazioni ormonali alternative conosciute come ormoni bioidentici (BHRT) perché la percepiscono come un’alternativa più sicura. https://ormonibioidentici.info
BHRT: terapie con ormoni bioidentici in menopausa e perimenopausa
Di Osvaldo Sponzilli|2018-03-11T08:21:34+01:00Settembre 16th, 2015|Articoli, Video|Commenti disabilitati su BHRT: terapie con ormoni bioidentici in menopausa e perimenopausa
Scritto da: Osvaldo Sponzilli
Professor Osvaldo Sponzilli has thirty-five years experience and is a leading authority in Homeopathy, Acupuncture, Auriculartherapy, Anti-aging medicine, Chromotherapy, Clinical research in non-conventional medicine, Emotional Psychotherapy and Past Life Regression Therapy. He has been the practitioner for members of the Italian political, cultural and show-business scene. He is the author of over 100 publications and participates in radio and television shows. He is an advisor and professor of acupuncture and homeopathy in various Italian and foreign universities. He teaches Acupuncture and Quantistic Medicine at the Tor Vergata University of Rome. He is the head of the Department of Anti-aging, Acupuncture and Homeopathic therapies of the San Pietro Fatebenefratelli Hospital of Rome. He is the President of the Institute of Research in Clinical Homeopathy, Acupuncture, Pschotherapy and Anti-aging Medicine.
Managing editor of “Iniziazione” series for Edizioni Mediterranee publishing house and is a member of the scientific committee of Rivista Medicina Naturale magazine, published by “Tecniche Nuove”. He is the supervisor of Non-conventional Medicine for the Regenera Research Group.