Monday, August 26, 2013

Hot Flashes

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A Hot Flash is a short-lasting feeling of warmth experienced by some women before, during, or after menopause. Hot flashes result from blood flow disturbances caused by hormone changes. Most menopausal women do not experience hot flashes; among those who do, the frequency, length, and strength of flashes vary widely. Though physically harmless, the symptom may be extremely disturbing or rarely, disabling. Hot flashes may be relieved by the taking of the hormones estrogen and/or progesterone in cycles. Also called hot flush.
 
Discover Your Menopause Type:

Even though every woman experiences menopause differently, every woman traditionally has received one type of menopause therapy. Dr. Joseph Collins is the first to identify 12 distinct menopause types and to develop individualized treatments for each type of menopause symptoms.

Now for the first time you can accurately discover your menopause type and learn which natural, hormone-free formulations are best for that Menopause Type. There are 12 Menopause Types (see chart below) and once you determine your type from the questionnaire, you may confidently order the products that are right for you without any further confusion.

Menopause can last as long as 15 years. Does it not make sense to discover your menopause type in order to effectively diminish any uncomfortable symptoms from your type of menopause over this lengthy time period.

Note: An imbalance that may be the result of excess or deficiency in either estrogen or progesterone. Typically in developed countries where petroleum is used for food and fluid storage, food and fluid preparation, pharmaceutical drug base, solvents, etc., estrogens tend to be more in dominance. A saliva test or a 24 hour urine test can provide a more exact measure of the entire hormone balance.

Hot Flashes are a target health issue in the 5Steps to Total Health Program. We strongly recommend that attention also be given to the first 4 steps in order to maximize health.

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