Suzanne Somers on hormone therapy for menopause, part 3 of 6

[theegapman]

She SO AMAZING. I agree with her that you have to have multiple doctors. I'm going through a chronic condition right now. A few tough diseases that overlapped and came together at once... but that's how chronic conditions are. Anyway I've been my own doctor for 1.5 years and have discovered new conditions in my body and "connected the dots" because I went to many from TCM to a super-specialized cardiologist. They all provided information and I put the puzzle piece together to make the picture.

[meleymelo1]

i think you are on coke,,,to hear you come out all that crap ,,you come out with,,, all the crap you speak,,, How much do you spend on your self each week,,,i bet its a lot more then moats people have in one year HAAAA you are not in the real world,,,,unfortunately for me i i am and it isn't fun i am in a wheelchair now at 53 and its not hormones i miss,,, its money licke most normal people GET REAL

[HammerDoc]

@pidemo: Cure once those diseases occur? Perhaps not. However, the evidence is CLEAR CUT that the risks of syndromes like Alzheimer's are dramatically decreased with the proper applications of hormones.

Besides, she did not GUARANTEE people wouldn't get those things, she said that they PROBABLY won't--and that is exactly true.

[HormoneBalance]

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[asmetuyasiempre]

pidemo1 has andropause problems..lol

[desertholm]

Pidemo1, what Somers' says is true, people get Alzheimers' disease after their hormones decline, almost all diseases start when the homones decline. Without the hormones to fight these aging diseases you get them. The hormones are what instruct your body to stay healthy and fight disease. Estrogen is so good for the brain, so good. No estrogen, it doesn't work like it used to.

[nraden]

Too bad that her handlers don't let her say she is on the Wiley Protocol (though she discusses this a lot in The Sexy Years). Standardization, rhythmic cycking, replacement - all of these ideas are from Wiley.

[nikkidkat]

Thank U sooo much Suzanne Somers 4 sharing the wealth!!!

[daveperk]

no, she's right. when you get your hormones balanced and at the right levels, the body thinks it's younger than it is.. so age diseases don't come around yet.. and sometimes not at all..

[pidemo1]

The woman has some good points to make about hormones, Howeve, she is a moron for insinuating in one of these videos that one will never end up in a nursing home due to hormone treatment. Diseases such as Alzheimers disease, nad Parkinson dementia will never be cured by hormones, She is misleading on some of this.

[Rocketman184]

pidemo1 I think what Somers was saying is that "standard of care" medicine, the "menopause cocktail" of drug treatment for symptoms is a path to the nursing home. BHRT is an alternative to that path. If you disagree with Somers, I think you should refute what she SAYS, not put words in her mouth. I for one am interested in almost any advances in medicine that do not rely oh the treatment of symptoms with drugs.

You should be too.

[Jigs1girl]

Shut up Pidemo. Are you OCD, or what?

[BeverlyElaine]

THANK YOU SUZANNE SOMERS! I so appreciate you taking the time to get out there to speak! Thank you!