Hormones and Health: The Women's Hormone Controversy January 4, 2011

Dr. Susan Sklar is a specialist in Anti-Aging Medicine. Anti-Aging Medicine is a field of medicine that relieves common symptoms such as fatigue, hot flashes, insomnia, and premenstrual syndrome.

At this event, Dr. Sklar will be discussing a controversial topic: Hormone Safety for Women.

Anti-Aging Medicine looks at hormones, sugar and insulin balance, neurotransmitter (brain chemical) balance, inflammation, and gastrointestinal health as the modifiable factors in healthy aging and disease prevention, as well as the key to feeling good.

Anti-aging treatment offers relief of common problems that have no solution in traditional medicine. These are problems such as fatigue, memory loss, weight gain, and loss of sex drive, which are due to hormone decline.

As an Obstetrician-Gynecologist, Dr. Sklar spent over 25 years taking care of women throughout their reproductive life cycles, from having babies through the menopause. For the past 4 years she has been restoring health and rejuvenating women through Anti-Aging Medicine and this has been the most rewarding part of her career. She has seen the most profound changes since practicing this type of medicine. She has witnessed women going from drawn and haggard-appearing to vibrant and happy as the result of bio- identical hormone balancing, treating effects of stress, balancing brain chemicals and treating the underlying gastrointestinal causes of many health problems.

In this class, Dr. Sklar discusses the importance of hormones in health. She clarifies the controversy relating to hormone use, especially the use of estrogen for women.

Official Website: http://www.sklarcenter.com