Category: Thyroid Health

Your Path to Sustainable Weight Loss

1/7/2025

When it comes to weight loss, we believe it’s about so much more than just the number on the scale. At Flourish, we take a holistic, science-driven approach that focuses on uncovering the root causes of weight loss resistance. From assessing hormones and toxins to optimizing lifestyle habits, our program is designed to empower you with the tools and knowledge to achieve sustainable results.

Let’s dive into the key elements of our weight loss approach:

1. Addressing the Foundations of Weight Loss

Achieving healthy, lasting weight loss starts by addressing the factors that influence your metabolism, energy, and body composition. Here’s what we assess:

Hormones: The Body’s Master Regulators
Hormones like thyroid, testosterone, estradiol, cortisol, and insulin play a critical role in regulating your metabolism, appetite, and energy levels. When these hormones are out of balance, weight loss becomes an uphill battle. By optimizing these “master regulators,” we set the stage for your body to function at its best. Healthy weight loss isn’t possible without addressing these powerful messengers.

Sleep: The Missing Link
Sleep is often overlooked in weight loss journeys, but it’s a game-changer. Quality sleep supports energy production, cellular healing, and metabolism. Poor sleep can lead to increased cravings, late-night snacking, and hormonal imbalances that sabotage your progress. Here’s a simple weight loss hack: go to bed early!

Toxins: The Hidden Culprits
Toxins stored in fat can make weight loss incredibly challenging. For those exposed to toxins daily—like hairstylists, painters, or construction workers--detox protocols can be the breakthrough needed to overcome plateaus. Shedding toxins helps your body let go of fat more effectively.

Lifestyle Habits: Small Changes, Big Impact
From diet and exercise to mindful meal timing, sustainable habits are the foundation of success. We emphasize:

Prioritizing whole foods over processed ones.
Trying strategies like intermittent fasting or avoiding calories 4 hours before bed.
Customizing exercise routines to what you enjoy for long-term consistency.
Building muscle to enhance metabolism and support functional strength (because who doesn’t want to stay strong and independent well into their golden years?).

2. Body Composition Scanning: The InBody Advantage

We use advanced body composition analysis to look beyond the scale and track meaningful changes in your body.

Muscle Mass: Essential for strength, metabolism, and overall function. Muscle naturally declines with age unless actively maintained through nutrition and exercise.
Visceral Fat: The fat around your internal organs is a critical health marker linked to heart disease, metabolic syndrome, and type 2 diabetes. Body composition scanning offers a window into these unseen risks.
Body Fat Percentage: A more accurate measure of health than BMI or body weight, with healthy ranges being 18-28% for women and 10-20% for men.

By tracking these metrics, we can assess the effectiveness of your plan and make adjustments as needed.

3. Personalized Coaching for Long-Term Success

Fad diets may deliver short-term results, but they rarely last. That’s why our team develops individualized plans tailored to your unique needs, strengths, and lifestyle. We work alongside you, providing guidance, accountability, and encouragement every step of the way. Adjustments are made as your body evolves to ensure your goals remain within reach.

4. Maintaining Your Results

The journey doesn’t end when you hit your target weight—it’s just the beginning of a healthier life. Our tailored maintenance plans help you sustain your progress by:

Reinforcing healthy habits that have become second nature.
Supporting you through life’s hurdles like vacations, holidays, and special events.
Using body composition scanning every 3-6 months to monitor internal changes and make necessary tweaks.
Encouraging ongoing communication with your medical practitioner to adapt your plan as you age.

Are YOU ready to Flourish?

At Flourish Medical + Wellness, our goal is to help you achieve sustainable weight loss by addressing the root causes and empowering you with the tools to maintain a healthy lifestyle. This isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about long-term transformation and living your best life. Take the first step toward your weight loss goals by booking a consultation with our team today. Together, we’ll create a plan that’s uniquely yours and set you on a path to success just like the partnerships we’ve had with current patients. Read on…

I began pursuing weight loss care at Flourish because I was so happy with the other care I’ve received. Armed with the Tirzepatide injections and the continuing care they’ve provided, I can happily say I’ve lost nearly 30 pounds. Not only do they educate you on the injections, they really support your choices and give guidance on realistic lifestyle changes to go along with it. I wouldn’t have felt safe going through another provider because I know that the team at Flourish really has my best interests and overall health in mind. The part that makes me feel most comfortable as they conduct body scans along the way to ensure you’re on the right path - losing fat, not muscle - and like always, the providers are encouraging, positive and caring.” -J.S.

I swear by the care I've received at Flourish. Jackie and her team are fantastic. For so many years I have felt low. I've struggled with low energy, low mood, and brain fog. My weight was out of control, and it was next to impossible to maintain any amount of weight loss. Since coming to Flourish and working to regulate my thyroid and hormonal balance, I've felt improvements all around. I've lost weight and maintained that loss. My mood is improved and I have more energy - for the first time since I was a teenager I actually enjoyed working out. I am 45 years old and I love the changes I can see and feel in my body. I wish I would have found Flourish years ago.” – M.V.

Truly life changing. I am not a pro medicine guy. We were introduced to Tad and Flourish from a friend. A year into our health transformation, I can say I honestly have never felt better. I am down 50 pounds, and I am more active than I have been in a number of years. It was not that I did not want to be active in the past, I just lacked the energy. The personal approach of Tad and the team at Flourish is a game changer. It is truly like I have a friend with a vested interest in my health and well-being. Thanks for all you do, Tad, and your team!” - K.E.

Nurturing Heart Health: A Holistic Approach

2/9/2024

In the midst of our bustling lives and convenience-oriented diets, it's crucial to shed light on the importance of heart health. February is Heart Health Awareness Month, a timely opportunity to explore comprehensive strategies, including functional medicine, for cardiovascular well-being. It's essential not only to focus on managing cholesterol but also to examine the potential negative impacts of relying solely on medication.

Cholesterol 101:

High cholesterol does not always mean plaque build up
High cholesterol is not a result of eating too many eggs

High cholesterol could be caused by:

thyroid disfunction
inflammation
insulin dysregulation
parasites

Flourish's Approach to Addressing High Cholesterol:

Look for signs and symptoms or run a variety of tests (labs, urine testing, etc) to address any of the above-mentioned causes.
Check for plaque build-up in arteries with a CT Calcium score.
Individualized recommendations will be made, and when necessary, a supplement called Arterosil will be used to reduce plaque build-up and repair artery lining.

Approaching heart health with lowering cholesterol as the goal, here are some considerations and healthy tips.

Understanding Functional Medicine:

Functional medicine, a holistic approach, seeks to address the root causes of health issues rather than merely treating symptoms. In the context of heart health, functional medicine takes into account various factors such as genetics, lifestyle, nutrition, and environmental influences to create a personalized plan for prevention and treatment.

Tips for Lowering Cholesterol:

Add Plants to Your Diet: Incorporate a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes into your daily meals. A diet rich in fiber, antioxidants, and phytochemicals, can effectively lower cholesterol levels.
Choose Healthy Fats: Choose heart-healthy fats found in avocados, nuts, seeds, and olive oil. These fats contain monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, positively impacting cholesterol levels. Other healthy fats and protein (eggs and red meat) are also essential for healthy cholesterol.
Limit Saturated and Trans Fats: Reduce intake of saturated and trans fats prevalent in processed and fried foods, which can raise LDL (bad) cholesterol levels and contribute to heart disease.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Include omega-3-rich foods like fatty fish, flaxseeds, chia seeds, and walnuts. These fatty acids offer heart-protective benefits.

Nutrition Tips for Heart Health:

Mindful Eating: Pay attention to portion sizes and practice mindful eating. Avoid overeating to promote healthy digestion.
Hydration Matters: Stay well-hydrated with water, electrolytes, and herbal teas, supporting optimal blood flow and circulation.
Moderation is Key: Enjoy a balanced diet with a variety of nutrient-dense foods. Moderation ensures essential nutrients without overloading on any specific component.
Limit Processed Foods: Processed foods often contain high levels of salt, sugar, and unhealthy fats. Select whole, unprocessed foods for the necessary nutrients.

Considering Medication's Negative Impact:

While medications can play a role in managing cholesterol, it's essential to acknowledge potential downsides. Medications may carry side effects, ranging from muscle pain to liver issues. Furthermore, relying solely on medication may lead to a false sense of security, potentially neglecting lifestyle changes that are crucial for long-term heart health.

At Flourish Medical + Wellness, we want you to thrive. That’s why we commemorate Heart Health Awareness Month and invite you to commit to prioritizing cardiovascular well-being. Functional Medicine, combined with lifestyle changes and nutritional adjustments, provides a holistic approach to heart health. Additionally, considering the potential negative impacts of relying solely on medication encourages a more balanced approach.

By making informed choices, we can work towards reducing the risk of heart disease and fostering a healthier, happier life. Remember, your heart deserves comprehensive care, so take steps today and flourish tomorrow. Contact us to discuss your health concerns.

Detoxifying Your Body From Environmental Poisons: Why it Matters

5/12/2023

In today’s world, we are exposed to a multitude of toxins and pollutants in the environment. From the food we eat to the air we breathe; our bodies are constantly bombarded with chemicals and substances that can harm our health. While our bodies have natural processes to remove these toxins, they can become overwhelmed, leading to a buildup of harmful toxins. We’ve heard a lot about toxins, but it’s important to be aware of the ways they can enter our bodies and take steps to minimize our exposure. We’ve taken you through The Effects of Toxin and Pollutant Exposure in a previous blog post.

How toxins can enter our body:

Inhalation: Toxins can be present in the air we breathe, such as pollutants from car exhaust, industrial emissions, and second-hand smoke.
Food: Our food can be contaminated with toxins such as pesticides, herbicides, heavy metals, and artificial additives. Processed and pre-packaged foods are particularly prone to contamination.
Water: Contaminants such as lead, chlorine, and pesticides can be present in our drinking water.
Skin Absorption: Toxins can also enter our body through our skin, particularly when we use personal care products that contain harmful chemicals.
Injection: Toxins can enter our body through injections, such as vaccines and medical treatments.
Occupational Exposure: Individuals who work in certain industries, such as manufacturing and construction, are at a higher risk of exposure to toxins.

To maintain optimal health, it is important to regularly detoxify our bodies from environmental toxins.

Why it's important:

Supports a Healthy Immune System

Toxins can weaken our immune system, making us more susceptible to illness and disease. A regular detoxification program can help to remove these harmful substances from our bodies and support the functioning of our immune system. This can help to boost our overall health and reduce our risk of developing serious health problems.

Helps Maintain a Healthy Weight

Many environmental toxins are stored in our fat cells, leading to weight gain and difficulty losing weight. Detoxifying your body can help to eliminate these toxins, allowing your body to function more efficiently and promoting weight loss.

Improves Energy and Mental Clarity

Environmental toxins can also affect our energy levels and mental clarity. A detox can help to remove these toxins, allowing us to feel more energetic and focused. This can have a positive impact on our daily lives, allowing us to be more productive and efficient. We offer Total Toxin Testing here at Flourish.

Supports Better Digestion

Toxins can also disrupt the normal functioning of our digestive system, leading to symptoms such as bloating, gas, and constipation. Detoxifying your body can help to improve the functioning of your digestive system, promoting better digestion and reducing symptoms.

Reduces Risk of Chronic Diseases

Research has shown that exposure to environmental toxins can increase the risk of chronic diseases such as cancer, heart disease, and autoimmune disorders. Detoxifying your body can help to reduce your risk of developing these conditions by removing harmful substances from your body.

Reducing our exposure to toxins can help us to maintain optimal health and reduce the risk of serious health problems. At Flourish, we offer a helpful list of daily, weekly, and monthly Detox Tips. Regular detoxification of your body from environmental poisons is essential to maintaining optimal health. By supporting your immune system, promoting weight loss, improving energy and mental clarity, supporting better digestion, and reducing the risk of chronic diseases, a detox can help you feel your best and lead a healthier, more fulfilling life. Consider incorporating a detox program into your routine to take control of your health and protect yourself from the harmful effects of environmental toxins. Get your Daily Toxin Handout>>

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Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy: Pelleting 101

6/1/2022

In previous blog posts we've outlined the benefits of Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) for men and women. The symptoms and discomfort resulting from low hormone levels is very real to those experiencing it. And it is not a condition that should just be tolerated and lived with. We all know that having optimal health both physically and emotionally increases your enjoyment of life. It also makes you more pleasant to be around. If God made us for relationship, then that is vital to our survival. To be loved and lovable.

The question then becomes, how do I know if I need BHRT? A consultation with Jackie Tewes APRN, CNP, MSN is the first step. She will do a blood draw to establish hormone levels and explain the results. She will offer suggestions to help you reach your optimal levels (not just share the normal range with you). Jackie will do more than outline next steps - she will educate you - which helps you make an informed decision for your health. Then you can schedule your therapy as needed.

Here are a few questions that have come from patients and a few answers that will serve as a helpful resource for you.

Q: What are the symptoms of a hormone imbalance?

A: Some symptoms for women include fatigue, night sweats, hot flashes, decreased sex drive, weight gain, difficulty sleeping, irritability, anxiousness, mood swings, depression, and discomfort during intercourse. For men, symptoms may be the same but include decreased bone mass, increased waist size, brain fog, high cholesterol, and elevated blood sugar.

Q: What is Hormone Replacement Therapy?

A: Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) helps to re-establish your natural, optimal hormone levels, bringing your body back into balance and improving the negative symptoms you are experiencing. Traditional hormone replacement therapy consists of synthetic hormone preparations which increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, prostate cancer and breast cancer. However, Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) does not have these associated risks. Learn more»

Q: What is Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy?

A: It is a replacement that is identical in structure to what the ovary and testicle produce. Pellets are bio-identical hormones that are plant-based and smaller in size than a grain of rice.

Q: Why does FMW offer only Bioidentical Therapy?

A: We want to offer the best treatment possible. Because hormones are naturally released, the ideal hormone replacement would be a continuous absorption of a small amount of a natural product over a long period of time. Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) has been studied extensively and has shown to have the opposite outcomes of synthetic hormone replacement therapy. BHRT can improve bone density, reduce the risk of prostate and breast cancer, lower cholesterol, promote weight loss, and reduce blood sugar.

Q: What is Pelleting?

A: The process of inserting a small pellet painlessly under the skin. It is not surgically implanted, but a small amount of local anesthetic is used to numb the area. The pellet is inserted with a patented trocar, similar to a mini epidural needle. Then a steri-strip is used to close the entry point. After your clinic visit you can return to your regular life. There are a few restrictions for the first three days after treatment such as no swimming, hot tub, or bath and no strenuous exercise.

Q: How effective is Pelleting Therapy for hormone replacement?

A: Hormone pellet replacement therapy has become a time-tested treatment that was first performed in 1939. Women will feel the benefits within one week of treatment and men within two weeks. Symptoms are relieved for months from that one pellet insertion.

Q: How often do I need a pelleting treatment?

A: The key is to optimize and balance your hormones. So, depending on when you start to feel symptoms returning and when the lab results show a hormone level change you will know when you need another pelleting treatment. Typically, it is every three to four months for women and every five to six months for men. Let our practitioners create an individualized treatment plan for you.

What are Flourish patients saying about their pelleting experiences?

Watch these patient testimonial videos or read the stories from our patients.

Let the recommendations of others and guidance from a medical professional help you toward a healthier life. Our daily motivation at Flourish Medical +Wellness is to help our patients make an informed decision that brings them closer to who God made them to be. We hope you will schedule your first visit and reach out with any questions.

Resource: Age Healthier Live Happier by Dr. Gary Donovitz

The Effects of Toxin and Pollutant Exposure

5/6/2022

The exposure to pollutants is unavoidable. When we breath, it's in the air. What we eat and drink and even the pans we use to prepare a meal are all contaminated by some form of toxic chemicals. And here's a wake-up call: 70,000 new synthetic chemicals were introduced into our environment during the twentieth century and 80% of these new chemicals have never been screened for their effects on human health.

Pollutant overload is harmful to three of our most critical physiological systems - immune system, nervous system, and endocrine system. This exposure causes chronic illnesses, autoimmune disease, cancer, thyroid disorders, and hormone imbalance, to name a few. If you wonder why you experience fatigue, migraine headaches, aches, and moodiness - you could be over exposed to toxins. We want to make you aware and uncover some of the sources of toxic chemicals in your life. First, let's uncover the contaminants in food, water, and air.

Food Contamination

Over 1billion tons of pesticides are used in the US every year:
- These find their way into our food and water sources
- EPA (environmental protection agency) survey shows that ALL commercially grown foods in America have pesticides in them
Animals crowded into feedlots are given antibiotics and treated with pesticides:
- These animals are given commercially produced foods that are treated with insecticides and herbicides
- These toxins accumulate in the animal's bodily tissues and are passed on to consumers
Food preparation, storage, and transportation also contribute to toxin exposure
Food additives include preservatives, flavorings, colorings and dyes
Bleaching of foods like French fries, is done with sulfuric acid and chlorine
Fungicides and fumigants are sprayed directly onto perishables to delay spoiling and to protect them from insects
Phthalates are synthetic chemicals that make plastic flexible. These toxins leach out of the plastic and contaminates food and drinks

Water Pollution

Chlorinated city water contains 100-10,000 times as many synthetic compounds as natural spring water
We absorb more of these pollutants from bathing than drinking
Trihalomethane is a by-product from the chlorination process and is toxic to humans
Arsenic, mercury, and PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls) are also found in our drinking water
Fluoride is found in our drinking water and has been shown to destroy thyroid gland tissues

Air Pollution

Adults inhale about three metric tons of air each year (4.3 liters per minute), so minute amounts of pollutants in the atmosphere can accumulate in our bodies over time
The increase of industrialization during the twentieth century significantly increased toxic emissions
Due to trade winds, pesticides sprayed to control grasshoppers in Africa have been detected 5 days later in Florida

It helps to understand that toxins are fat soluble, meaning they are stored in our fat. This allows them to remain in our bodies for many years or decades. So, with continued daily exposure to even small amounts, the total amount of toxins in our bodies gradually increases. Toxins are also stored in the fatty tissues of animals and therefore are in the animal products we consume. Now, let's uncover the long-term effects of chemical exposure.

PCBs (Polychlorinated Biphenyls)

Widely used as lubricants, hydraulic fluids, inks, paints, varnishes, adhesives, pesticides to make wood and rubber
Due to harmful effects on our thyroid and other bodily functions, PCBs were banned in 1977, however they have remained in our soil and water sources and are still found in the fat of animals we consume (fish, meat, and dairy products)

Dioxins

Formed during the production of chlorine containing chemicals such as pesticides, plastics, paper bleaching, and diesel engine exhaust
These are also distributed throughout our air, water, soil, sediment, food and animals
Dioxins are the most hazardous chemical pollutants and have been linked to Hodgkin's disease, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and soft tissue cancers
Dioxins disrupt thyroid, testosterone, and estrogen functions
Dioxins lower sperm count and suppress immune function

DDT (Dichloro Diphenyl Trichloroethane)

Very potent insecticide
Was banned in America in 1972 after years of research that showed contamination of the entire world's food supply, high levels in fatty tissues of animals and humans, genetic
damage, cancer, and extinction of entire species
Despite the ban, America produced over 96 tons of DT for export overseas in 1991 and DT is still widely used to control mosquitoes in third-world countries
DT metabolites have a half-life of 57 years, meaning it takes 57 years for the body to completely rid itself of these toxins
DT blocks testosterone receptors and interferes with estrogen hormones
Every man, woman, and child still have detectable levels of DT

Phthalates (Group of synthetic chemicals)

Annual worldwide production of phthalates is estimated to be about one billion pounds per year
Used to make plastics flexible
Also found in hairspray, dyes, cosmetics, adhesives, oily perfumes, and lubricants
These chemicals leach into food and drinks that are contained in plastics
Phthalates interfere with thyroid hormone metabolism and adversely affect testosterone function

If we consider our exposure to heavy metals, we can see the effects on the enzymes that are crucial to produce our mitochondria. Mitochondria is an organelle found in large numbers in most cells, in which the biochemical processes of respiration and energy production occur. Our body's energy is particularly sensitive to the effects of heavy metals. And finally, we'll explore the sources and results of exposure to heavy metal toxins.

Heavy Metals: Lead

Found in paints, motor vehicle exhaust aerosolizes lead, batteries, vinyl, stained glass, bullets, and many imported products
Common source of lead poisoning is from old homes with lead water pipes
Found in calcium supplements made from bone meal and oyster shells and cigarette smoke
Lead is stored in our bones and teeth and has a half-life for elimination of 13 years
Has been linked to learning and reading disabilities, reduced memory, irritability, attention deficit disorder, hyperactivity, anemia, kidney damage, social and behavioral issues

Arsenic

Found in our food, water, soil, and air
It is the by-product of the smelting process for metal ores such as copper, lead, gold, zinc, cobalt, and nickel
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry estimates the average American's dietary intake of arsenic is between 11-14 micrograms per day - this is from meat, fish, and poultry
Grapes and tobacco are frequently sprayed with arsenic-containing pesticides which also exposes humans via tobacco products and wine
Arsenic accumulates in the hair, nails, skin, bone, GI tract, and thyroid gland
Arsenic has also been found in our drinking water at high rates. These levels of chronic exposure resulted in increased risk of cancer.
The acceptable standard was lowered from 50 ppb to 01 ppb by the World Health Organization, but has yet to be implemented across the US

Mercury

Mercury ranks highly among the most poisonous threats to animal life
It is found in our air, food, and water
Annual worldwide emissions of mercury are estimated to be around 2,200 metric tons
Mercury in the form of thimerosal has been used as a preservative in vaccinations for decades
Mercury is particularly toxic to the nervous system, especially the developing brain
Link between Alzheimer's disease and mercury exposure

We paint a dark picture, but now that you are aware of the sources of toxicity, here are steps you can take to lessen your exposure.

What You Can Do

Choose chemical-free cleansers such as dōTERRA® cleaning products, dish soap, laundry detergent, etc.
Live fragrance-free
Purchase organic foods and ingredients (download our Easy Swap Food Guide)
Thoroughly wash all purchased produce
Drink natural spring water
Take a daily binder supplement such as BiotToxin Binder from CellCore or Bind from Systemic Formulas
Get your levels checked - find the trigger and source of inflammation
Learn more about how we treat chronic disease
learn more about essential oils
Download our FREE Healthy Habits booklet

If you are experiencing symptoms of inflammation or would like to know more about your personal exposure to toxins, call us to schedule a total toxin test to check for levels of toxin poisoning. We'll give you the resources and care you need.

Source: Hypothyroidism Type 2, Dr. Mark Starr

Flourish in Each Stage of Life with Hormone Therapy

7/22/2021

Hormone imbalance can occur from several factors and affect each person differently. And although they are microscopic in size, hormones can cause major changes in how our body functions. Aging is a factor in hormone imbalance as well as medications and high levels of
stress. What we put into our bodies can affect our hormone levels, too. When seeking medical assistance body fluids will be examined as hormone abnormalities can be detected through blood, saliva, and urine tests.

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Hormone Imbalance is Different for Men and Women

Symptoms for men include fatigue, low sex drive, loss of muscle mass, increased body fat, changes in mood and irritability. If you experience brain fog, anxiousness, and stress you likely also have elevated blood sugar levels and high cholesterol. Any one of these symptoms can make daily life insufferable, but many men live with several or all of them. Women experiencing pre-menopause and menopause often report the most bothersome symptoms as mood changes, weight gain, mental fog, decreased sex drive and irritability. Other symptoms may include fatigue, anxiousness, difficulty sleeping, hot flashes, and discomfort during intercourse.

Understanding Your Options

Decide if hormone therapy is the best treatment option for you to regulate your hormones. Consult with our team at Flourish on a regular basis to discuss changing symptoms, especially throughout your menopausal years period by taking the right steps, you can experience freedom from discomfort and frustration. When hormones are properly balanced, things like memory issues, brain fog, fatigue, sleep issues, irritability, mental health concerns, decreased strength, joint pain, and low libido can be concerns of the past.

What treatments are right for you?

Hormone therapy is very individualized and should be tailored to each person's needs. It should also be evaluated on a regular basis. At Flourish Medical + Wellness, it's our priority to empower you to live the way God made you to be. A large part of that means no longer being burdened by avoidable health limitations. One of our most cutting-edge treatment options is Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT). Through BHRT, we can support your body as it works to optimize hormone levels, bring your body back into balance, and improve the negative symptoms you are experiencing.

What is bioidentical hormone replacement?

Learn about the difference between BHRT and HRT treatments and read the stories from our patients.

Together we'll determine the best options for you and offer guidance to improve your health and wellness. Find out more information and contact us to schedule a consultation.

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