Amazing you say that humpback is a later sign because I noticed this in my mom early on, in her 50's and they don't test you until 65... so by then she had advanced Osteo. I'm trying to demand a bone density test at my age in my late 40's ahead of the curve to know where I stand and then get tested every few years. No clue why they make women wait so long before testing them. By 67 my mom had spinal fractures!
I wish i would've found you years ago! No one ever really teaches and explains things like you. at 59 I've finally started HRT (Bijuva) and even though Im on Long Island with plenty of doctors, not one of the several doctors i've seen seems to understand this whole topic like you do. Thank you
Donna Basile I am searching for one in Long Island/ Nyc too but no luck in anyone who really understands and can treat. Even through Menopause.org. Would love anyone who has recommendations in our area.
You are so very welcome, my dear. Most doctors don't really "explain" anything. They certainly don't "teach." Not only do they not have the time; they also do not have the desire. I want you to know all the facts. I want you to feel empowered to manage your menopause your way, and KNOW what you're doing. I love knowing that you're getting the education you deserve. And if you ever need me to help you personally, by explaining things or tailoring everything specifically to you, just schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
@@nm-xu2ik I can help you go about finding the right doctor if you schedule a consultation, It's not something that works well in a comment box because it's to individual.
No, I am not surprised about there being no early symptoms for osteoporosis because I watch ALL your videos! 🤓😁 Wow! Normal everyday things, like clapping, could cause a fracture?! I did NOT know that! I am looking forward to the next video, Barbie, to teach me how to stay on top of it! By the way...you look marvelous! XO ~ Maria
You are so very kind, my dear Maria. Yes, the fact that it does not require trauma to fracture your spine, hip, or wrist is something all women deserve to know. Most women can't even tell you how they fractured their spines. All it takes is a cough or a sneeze!
I suspected I had Osteoporosis but I was not allowed to get a DEXA until I fractured something. Makes no sense! Thanks for this education! The last 2 DEXAs they did not measure my wrists. I asked why the tech said they never do it. I don't know if the criteria changed or not.But I was still devastated when I broke my ankle! Women need to take this seriously! None of my doctors told me about fractures and Osteoporosis being from a lack of estrogen and nobody suggested that I take it. I had to do research and then beg for it! I can tell by my response when I dont have the patch on I would die without estrogen! Thank you for this education!
I hate it that you have sustained fractures, Pinky. And I love it that you are sure to tell other women about them so that they can avoid them. You are such an inspiration, and you handle everything with such decorum and class.I am so glad you're here.
Dear Barbie, thank you so much for another weekly moment of inspiration and empowerment. I'm so grateful I found you! I'm 45 and Í'm looking forward to my diamond years!!
You make me so happy, Inês. My dream is for all women to get this education in their 20s and 30s. Can you imagine how different their lives would be if they knew al the facts in advance? It makes me shiver to think about it. I'll be here whenever you need me to hold your hand.
When I was young I jumped from a few flight of stairs and I twisted my ankle. Later on in Late 40's in a bus accident I blocked out and I flew to middle of bus and landed on my bottom. I was bruised up couldn't walk well. I tripped crossing the street hurt my right knee. Working and trying to get my job done I was running and the tip of my shoe hit the sidewalk ended up hurting my right knee. I am 55 I get frustrated I never knew about what you are teaching me and other women. I appreciate you. Thank you, doctor Taylor
Oh, Mary, you are so welcome. And a fracture from osteoporosis does not require any trauma at all. Women fracture their spines by coughing or sneezing! There's NO BONE there, so it does not require a fall or any kind of trauma. That's why I think it's critical for youth know all the facts about osteoporosis. I just love knowing that you're getting this education.
I am just thrilled that this education is helping you so. That's my goal fo all women. Thank you so much for sharing this lovely sentiment with me, my dear.
I will. I present the material in units. One of the units will be "The Hormone Replacement Series." But I must tell you: I create and shoot these videos at least 1 year in advance. I have already shot all the videos through November 2021. And it will be a looooooong time before I get to the topic HRT side effects. I want to present all the disease units first. But, in a consultation, I can give you all this information and more. So, if you want it soon, Please schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
You are such a dear. I love knowing that this education will definitely make a positive difference in your life, Linda. I loved our consultation. And I'll be there for you whenever you need me.
@@MenopauseTaylor :). I followed your advice and my Gyn is upping my estrodial patch. My night sweats / hot flashes and depression are much better.... However in 2 months I gained 14 lbs. I have been eating the same (actually cut down and doing more plant based and started working out since our meeting. ) I'm assuming it's from the P, if I get the iud, will that not cause weight gain? Normally if I gain a couple of lbs due to more eating I'm able to lose quickly even at this age by cutting down for a few days. I'm highly aware of calories so I believe this rapid gain is from the P not the E! HELP!
@@lf9341 Progesterone is the hormone that causes weight gain ... just as it does during pregnancy & PMS times. Estrogen is the hormone that prevented weight gain. And that's why most women gain weight when they lose their estrogen at post-menopause. Makes sense, doesn't it.
@@MenopauseTaylor It does! Thank you for the quick response. Do you think an IUD will be better as far as weight gain? If not, since I did have the eblation, I may take the risk and not take it.
Welcome to "Menopause University," my dear. If you start with video #1 and watch all my videos in order, you will understand everything. But if you watch them randomly, you will sabotage your entire menopause education. And if you ever want me to tailor everything specifically to YOU, just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Hi Barbie! I watched this video and could feel you looking right at me! I think you were scolding me! In fact, I'm sure you were. However, I'm working on it!! I promise and thank you again. I will be in touch for my next consultation very soon. Love you and everything you do!!
I would never scold you, my dear Shirleen. You know that I meet you where you are and that I am not judgmental. Remember, this is YOUR menopause YOUR way. And I will help you no matter how you choose to manage it. Please don't be hard on yourself. I know you are learning a lot and trying to make the rest of your life the best of your life.
Thank you so much for all your information and how you deliver it. I’d love to watch all the osteo videos but am having a hard time finding them. Would you be willing to put your videos into playlists, ie., fitness, food, osteo, hormones, vitamins, etc? Thank you again for being a champion for us women and menopause. So far, you’re the only one I can find.
I cover everything in units. The osteoporosis unit began with video 196 and is ongoing now. But PLEASE don't jump around in the order of this menopause eduction. I promise you'll sabotage yourself. Start with video 1 and watch them all in order if you want to understand everything. And if you want to short-cut and also have everything tailored specifically to YOU, just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I am upgrading my website. It will have a "syllabus" showing you all the videos numbers and titles within each unit.
Fragility fracture? This was enlightening. The causes were absolutely shocking! This is such important information. I’ve been binge watching to try to catch up. I can’t get enough. I also love your props; your Humpty Dumpty’s very cute!
Yes, this education about fragility fractures is truly life-saving. Most women have no idea how fractures from osteoporosis actually occur. I'm glad you know.
As the only/main risk of taking estrogen i've heard about in your videos is the risk of breast cancer. What about another risks - thromboembolism and stroke? How would you compare these risks from estrogen supplementation versus the risk of a heart attack from a lack of estrogen? Did you cover this problem or will it be clarified in next videos? For me - it's the most dangerous disadvantage of HRT, so I would be greatfull for sharing your opinion.
Uh, I think you are confusing me with someone else. I can tell by your question that you have so many things confused that the only way I can adequately correct them all is in a consultation. I have not said that breast cancer is a risk of taking estrogen. I have addressed both stroke and thromboembolism in videos addressed specifically to them within the heart attack unit (videos 160 - 185). I don't think you've been watching my videos in order from the very first one, or you would not be asking this question. And, if you don't want to watch them order, you can get all the answers to all your questions in a consultation.
Heyyyyy I love ur quiz nd once again I got it correct without any doubt. I ve watched all ur previous vediod nd u hv mentioned multiple times that osteoporosis is a silent disease nd onle way to know abt it is to sustain a fracture.
A+, A+. You'r emu star student. You pay attention and you retain the information. That's the key to being able to use it. I'm just so proud of you, Pooja.
Simona, I'm so glad you're getting this education. I will be making education al products for doctors, too. But no one will EVER take care of you as wells you can take care of yourself with a good education. So learn what I have to teach you, and you will be better off in every way.
I have been watching your videos and am getting depressed only to know what is waiting for me. You do give me hope and as I'm ready to approach 50, I'm 48 and not fully in menopause yet. There will be many decisions I will have to make. Trust me, I am taking you with me for the ride. I will be taking a session with you soon. My question is about prolapse, I use to run and I would like to go back to a sort of jog/run but after birthing 3 very heavy babies and suffering from prolapse, I'm not sure if that is possible, or is it? Is there anything on the market or anything that I can do to help with this situation? Yes, I've done a million kegels, and even have the weights to help, but I feel like I need extra support. Maybe a video dedicated to this would be nice! :) stay healthy and safe.
I will cover absolutely everything in the videos. But, as you can see, I cover the material in units. And it will be a very long time before I get to the unit on prolapse. However, I can help you with it in a consultation at any time. And, please understand that the whole reason for this education is to help you make the rest of your life the best of your life. If you have the education, you will be empowered to do so. But, it does require you to get the education in chronological order by watching all the videos in order, or reading my book, or watching my webinars in order, or having a consultation. Jumping around will not be adequate. So, please schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME whenever you're ready.
Does gradual transition into menopause vs surgical menopause have the same effect on bones or is the sudden onset by surgery make osteoporosis worse? Does bone loss rate progress at same or faster? I'm hoping estradiol (Estrogel) will keep my bones strong
Sudden menopause is always harder on your body than gradual menopause. Those of us who had any kind of sudden menopause need to be extra vigilant about preventing bone loss.
hi I have osteoporosis and found out 2 yrs ago I also was told I was going thru the menopause 2 yrs ago but told hrt wouldn't suit me as I have fibromyalgia my joints and muscles are very painfull daily I feel so let down but it's too late now I have osteoporosis there's nothing I can do. but thankyoh for this information x
It is not too late! There is a bunch you can do! And so much of what you wrote is just plain incorrect. Please schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I will help you. You deserve so much better than what you've gotten so far. All consultations are via video conferencing, so it doesn't matter where you live.
There is a doctor Eric Berg who says that overweight women lose estrogen after menopause only by 30 to40 percent so they only need progesterone in cream form to balance is it true? And why only cabinets behind for a long time?
This is not true. The words of Dr. Berg are those of a Naturopath. And Naturopaths push progesterone. If you want ALL the facts, along with ALL the pros and cons of all your options, schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Just a suggestion, I know you are doing a lot already, but if you do mention another video of yours during the current one, could you add the link to it in the description box, for instance you mentioned video 11 in this one.
This is unnecessary because the only way you'll ever get the menopause education you deserve is to watch them all in order, starting with video #1. Otherwise, you will completely sabotage your entire menopause education. As with any real education, I will constantly refer to previous lessons that you already know IF you've watched the videos in order. If you want a shortcut or want me to tailor everything specifically to YOU, just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor,ME. I do them all online.
Not so, my dear. That only happens when you're at the point of having a stroke. You can have high blood pressure for years before that and not know it. Please watch my video on that. It's video 184. I promise you that I give you nothing but facts. And I promise you that I really do know what I'm talking about. I have the education, the degrees, the accolades. I am a fully-licensed, board-certified Obstetrician / Gynecologist / and Gynecologic Surgeon. I am a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (FACOG), and a member of both the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) and the International Menopause Society (IMS). I also have a law degree and an MBA. I teach full-time. My goal is to help you, not create false hope, hype, or fear.
@@MenopauseTaylor I must have been at the point of having a stroke then, because it was the headaches that wouldn't go away that sent me to the doctors and they find that I had high blood pressure.
@@eve938 Yes. Or you could have had a headache in addition to the high blood pressure, and fortunately, had them at the same time so as to diagnose your high blood pressure. In any case, I am just so glad that you got the diagnosis. And I hope you treat it for the rest of your life because it's so easy to treat and so unfortunate if you don't. I'm thrilled that you're here getting this education.
Dr Barbie I just read your news letter it was terrifying! I cant imagine not using HRT. When I go on hour without a patch I i am nauseous with palpitations! Maybe only generics run out. I am using brand only. What do you think?
It's just reality. No woman wants to go without her HRT if she's on it. But, it's important to know that it could happen. Any brand can run out. It actually happens from time to time even without the Coronavirus.
Exactly. That's precisely how the fractures due to osteoporosis occur. Ask a woman who has fractured her spine how she fractured her spine, and she will either not know or she'll say she coughed or sneezed. This is why I am so dogmatic about making sure you understand how this disease works and how to avoid its devastating effects.
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All those women who do not watch your channel, don't know what a precious health information they are missing out on. You are a GEM!
You are so very kind, my dear. Thank you. I can tell that this education is really helping you. That makes me smile.
Amazing you say that humpback is a later sign because I noticed this in my mom early on, in her 50's and they don't test you until 65... so by then she had advanced Osteo. I'm trying to demand a bone density test at my age in my late 40's ahead of the curve to know where I stand and then get tested every few years. No clue why they make women wait so long before testing them. By 67 my mom had spinal fractures!
I am 53, quite petite at 5’3 and 112 pounds so osteoporosis is my number 1 concern. Thank you so much for this important information!
You are so very welcome, my dear. My goal is to help as many women as I can avoid as many features as possible. You'll be one of them.
I wish i would've found you years ago! No one ever really teaches and explains things like you. at 59 I've finally started HRT (Bijuva) and even though Im on Long Island with plenty of doctors, not one of the several doctors i've seen seems to understand this whole topic like you do. Thank you
Donna Basile I am searching for one in Long Island/ Nyc too but no luck in anyone who really understands and can treat. Even through Menopause.org. Would love anyone who has recommendations in our area.
You are so very welcome, my dear. Most doctors don't really "explain" anything. They certainly don't "teach." Not only do they not have the time; they also do not have the desire.
I want you to know all the facts. I want you to feel empowered to manage your menopause your way, and KNOW what you're doing. I love knowing that you're getting the education you deserve. And if you ever need me to help you personally, by explaining things or tailoring everything specifically to you, just schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
@@nm-xu2ik I can help you go about finding the right doctor if you schedule a consultation, It's not something that works well in a comment box because it's to individual.
Wow! I had NO IDEA of all of this information about osteoporosis! THANK YOU for taking the time to teach this! EVERY woman should know this!
You are so very welcome, my dear.
No, I am not surprised about there being no early symptoms for osteoporosis because I watch ALL your videos! 🤓😁
Wow! Normal everyday things, like clapping, could cause a fracture?! I did NOT know that!
I am looking forward to the next video, Barbie, to teach me how to stay on top of it!
By the way...you look marvelous! XO ~ Maria
You are so very kind, my dear Maria.
Yes, the fact that it does not require trauma to fracture your spine, hip, or wrist is something all women deserve to know. Most women can't even tell you how they fractured their spines. All it takes is a cough or a sneeze!
I suspected I had Osteoporosis but I was not allowed to get a DEXA until I fractured something. Makes no sense! Thanks for this education! The last 2 DEXAs they did not measure my wrists. I asked why the tech said they never do it. I don't know if the criteria changed or not.But I was still devastated when I broke my ankle! Women need to take this seriously! None of my doctors told me about fractures and Osteoporosis being from a lack of estrogen and nobody suggested that I take it. I had to do research and then beg for it! I can tell by my response when I dont have the patch on I would die without estrogen! Thank you for this education!
I hate it that you have sustained fractures, Pinky. And I love it that you are sure to tell other women about them so that they can avoid them. You are such an inspiration, and you handle everything with such decorum and class.I am so glad you're here.
@@MenopauseTaylor So sweet of you to say! And honestly we could all say the same about you!
Dear Barbie, thank you so much for another weekly moment of inspiration and empowerment. I'm so grateful I found you! I'm 45 and Í'm looking forward to my diamond years!!
You make me so happy, Inês. My dream is for all women to get this education in their 20s and 30s. Can you imagine how different their lives would be if they knew al the facts in advance? It makes me shiver to think about it. I'll be here whenever you need me to hold your hand.
When I was young I jumped from a few flight of stairs and I twisted my ankle. Later on in Late 40's in a bus accident I blocked out and I flew to middle of bus and landed on my bottom. I was bruised up couldn't walk well. I tripped crossing the street hurt my right knee. Working and trying to get my job done I was running and the tip of my shoe hit the sidewalk ended up hurting my right knee. I am 55 I get frustrated I never knew about what you are teaching me and other women. I appreciate you. Thank you, doctor Taylor
Oh, Mary, you are so welcome. And a fracture from osteoporosis does not require any trauma at all. Women fracture their spines by coughing or sneezing! There's NO BONE there, so it does not require a fall or any kind of trauma. That's why I think it's critical for youth know all the facts about osteoporosis. I just love knowing that you're getting this education.
Thanks to you, many woman, including myself are so lucky to have you as their guidance and mentor. Thank you Dr. Barbie 💖
I am just thrilled that this education is helping you so. That's my goal fo all women. Thank you so much for sharing this lovely sentiment with me, my dear.
Will you ever do videos on HRT side effects? Which ones you can ignore? Why do women get them?
I will. I present the material in units. One of the units will be "The Hormone Replacement Series." But I must tell you: I create and shoot these videos at least 1 year in advance. I have already shot all the videos through November 2021. And it will be a looooooong time before I get to the topic HRT side effects. I want to present all the disease units first.
But, in a consultation, I can give you all this information and more. So, if you want it soon, Please schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Best money I spent was finally meeting you yesterday on Facetime!!!!!!!!!!
You are such a dear. I love knowing that this education will definitely make a positive difference in your life, Linda. I loved our consultation. And I'll be there for you whenever you need me.
@@MenopauseTaylor :). I followed your advice and my Gyn is upping my estrodial patch. My night sweats / hot flashes and depression are much better.... However in 2 months I gained 14 lbs. I have been eating the same (actually cut down and doing more plant based and started working out since our meeting. ) I'm assuming it's from the P, if I get the iud, will that not cause weight gain? Normally if I gain a couple of lbs due to more eating I'm able to lose quickly even at this age by cutting down for a few days. I'm highly aware of calories so I believe this rapid gain is from the P not the E! HELP!
@@lf9341 Progesterone is the hormone that causes weight gain ... just as it does during pregnancy & PMS times.
Estrogen is the hormone that prevented weight gain. And that's why most women gain weight when they lose their estrogen at post-menopause.
Makes sense, doesn't it.
@@MenopauseTaylor It does! Thank you for the quick response. Do you think an IUD will be better as far as weight gain? If not, since I did have the eblation, I may take the risk and not take it.
Thank you for everything, Dr. Taylor! You are fantastic!
Oh, Ioana! This is such a surprise. I feel so honored to get this comment. What a doll you are.
Thank you for your gracious responses.
You are so very welcome, my dear.
Hi Menopause Taylor Keep up the good work. I subscribed for your informative videos 👍.You are doing well
Welcome to "Menopause University," my dear.
If you start with video #1 and watch all my videos in order, you will understand everything.
But if you watch them randomly, you will sabotage your entire menopause education.
And if you ever want me to tailor everything specifically to YOU, just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Hi Barbie! I watched this video and could feel you looking right at me! I think you were scolding me! In fact, I'm sure you were. However, I'm working on it!! I promise and thank you again. I will be in touch for my next consultation very soon. Love you and everything you do!!
I would never scold you, my dear Shirleen. You know that I meet you where you are and that I am not judgmental. Remember, this is YOUR menopause YOUR way. And I will help you no matter how you choose to manage it. Please don't be hard on yourself. I know you are learning a lot and trying to make the rest of your life the best of your life.
Thank you so much for all your information and how you deliver it. I’d love to watch all the osteo videos but am having a hard time finding them. Would you be willing to put your videos into playlists, ie., fitness, food, osteo, hormones, vitamins, etc? Thank you again for being a champion for us women and menopause. So far, you’re the only one I can find.
I cover everything in units. The osteoporosis unit began with video 196 and is ongoing now. But PLEASE don't jump around in the order of this menopause eduction. I promise you'll sabotage yourself.
Start with video 1 and watch them all in order if you want to understand everything. And if you want to short-cut and also have everything tailored specifically to YOU, just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
I am upgrading my website. It will have a "syllabus" showing you all the videos numbers and titles within each unit.
Fragility fracture? This was enlightening. The causes were absolutely shocking! This is such important information. I’ve been binge watching to try to catch up. I can’t get enough. I also love your props; your Humpty Dumpty’s very cute!
Yes, this education about fragility fractures is truly life-saving. Most women have no idea how fractures from osteoporosis actually occur. I'm glad you know.
Dr.Barbie you are the best, thank you !
Well, you are the best, too, my dear. I'm so glad you're here getting this education.
As the only/main risk of taking estrogen i've heard about in your videos is the risk of breast cancer. What about another risks - thromboembolism and stroke? How would you compare these risks from estrogen supplementation versus the risk of a heart attack from a lack of estrogen? Did you cover this problem or will it be clarified in next videos? For me - it's the most dangerous disadvantage of HRT, so I would be greatfull for sharing your opinion.
Uh, I think you are confusing me with someone else.
I can tell by your question that you have so many things confused that the only way I can adequately correct them all is in a consultation.
I have not said that breast cancer is a risk of taking estrogen. I have addressed both stroke and thromboembolism in videos addressed specifically to them within the heart attack unit (videos 160 - 185). I don't think you've been watching my videos in order from the very first one, or you would not be asking this question. And, if you don't want to watch them order, you can get all the answers to all your questions in a consultation.
Heyyyyy I love ur quiz nd once again I got it correct without any doubt. I ve watched all ur previous vediod nd u hv mentioned multiple times that osteoporosis is a silent disease nd onle way to know abt it is to sustain a fracture.
A+, A+. You'r emu star student. You pay attention and you retain the information. That's the key to being able to use it. I'm just so proud of you, Pooja.
I love u videos Dr B you are a great teacher. Unfortunately our Doctors don’t watch your videos to get it
Simona,
I'm so glad you're getting this education. I will be making education al products for doctors, too. But no one will EVER take care of you as wells you can take care of yourself with a good education. So learn what I have to teach you, and you will be better off in every way.
I have been watching your videos and am getting depressed only to know what is waiting for me. You do give me
hope and as I'm ready to approach 50, I'm 48 and not fully in menopause yet. There will be many decisions I will have
to make. Trust me, I am taking you with me for the ride. I will be taking a session with you soon. My question is about
prolapse, I use to run and I would like to go back to a sort of jog/run but after birthing 3 very heavy babies and suffering
from prolapse, I'm not sure if that is possible, or is it? Is there anything on the market or anything that I can do to help
with this situation? Yes, I've done a million kegels, and even have the weights to help, but I feel like I need extra support. Maybe a video dedicated to this would be nice! :) stay healthy and safe.
I will cover absolutely everything in the videos. But, as you can see, I cover the material in units. And it will be a very long time before I get to the unit on prolapse. However, I can help you with it in a consultation at any time.
And, please understand that the whole reason for this education is to help you make the rest of your life the best of your life. If you have the education, you will be empowered to do so. But, it does require you to get the education in chronological order by watching all the videos in order, or reading my book, or watching my webinars in order, or having a consultation. Jumping around will not be adequate.
So, please schedule a consultation at MenopauseTaylor.ME whenever you're ready.
Thank you so much 🏝🌴🤗
Lots of love from South Africa 😘
Lots of love right back to you, my dear!
Thank you Dr. Taylor !
You are so welcome, my dear Elizabeth.
Does gradual transition into menopause vs surgical menopause have the same effect on bones or is the sudden onset by surgery make osteoporosis worse? Does bone loss rate progress at same or faster?
I'm hoping estradiol (Estrogel) will keep my bones strong
Sudden menopause is always harder on your body than gradual menopause. Those of us who had any kind of sudden menopause need to be extra vigilant about preventing bone loss.
hi I have osteoporosis and found out 2 yrs ago I also was told I was going thru the menopause 2 yrs ago but told hrt wouldn't suit me as I have fibromyalgia my joints and muscles are very painfull daily I feel so let down but it's too late now I have osteoporosis there's nothing I can do. but thankyoh for this information x
It is not too late! There is a bunch you can do! And so much of what you wrote is just plain incorrect.
Please schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME. I will help you. You deserve so much better than what you've gotten so far.
All consultations are via video conferencing, so it doesn't matter where you live.
Thank you 💕
It's my absolute pleasure.
There is a doctor Eric Berg who says that overweight women lose estrogen after menopause only by 30 to40 percent so they only need progesterone in cream form to balance is it true? And why only cabinets behind for a long time?
This is not true. The words of Dr. Berg are those of a Naturopath. And Naturopaths push progesterone.
If you want ALL the facts, along with ALL the pros and cons of all your options, schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor.ME.
Just a suggestion, I know you are doing a lot already, but if you do mention another video of yours during the current one, could you add the link to it in the description box, for instance you mentioned video 11 in this one.
This is unnecessary because the only way you'll ever get the menopause education you deserve is to watch them all in order, starting with video #1. Otherwise, you will completely sabotage your entire menopause education.
As with any real education, I will constantly refer to previous lessons that you already know IF you've watched the videos in order.
If you want a shortcut or want me to tailor everything specifically to YOU, just schedule a consultation with me at MenopauseTaylor,ME. I do them all online.
She is wrong about high blood pressure - you get a killer headache that goes on for a long time and can be confused with being a migraine.
Not so, my dear. That only happens when you're at the point of having a stroke. You can have high blood pressure for years before that and not know it.
Please watch my video on that. It's video 184.
I promise you that I give you nothing but facts. And I promise you that I really do know what I'm talking about. I have the education, the degrees, the accolades. I am a fully-licensed, board-certified Obstetrician / Gynecologist / and Gynecologic Surgeon. I am a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (FACOG), and a member of both the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) and the International Menopause Society (IMS). I also have a law degree and an MBA. I teach full-time.
My goal is to help you, not create false hope, hype, or fear.
@@MenopauseTaylor I must have been at the point of having a stroke then, because it was the headaches that wouldn't go away that sent me to the doctors and they find that I had high blood pressure.
@@eve938 Yes. Or you could have had a headache in addition to the high blood pressure, and fortunately, had them at the same time so as to diagnose your high blood pressure.
In any case, I am just so glad that you got the diagnosis. And I hope you treat it for the rest of your life because it's so easy to treat and so unfortunate if you don't.
I'm thrilled that you're here getting this education.
@@MenopauseTaylor Interesting. But this went on for a long time. Thanks for replying.
how indicative is alkaline phosphatase of osteoporosis?
It is irrelevant to bone QUANTITY. You are referring to bone QUALITY.
Dr Barbie I just read your news letter it was terrifying! I cant imagine not using HRT. When I go on hour without a patch I i am nauseous with palpitations! Maybe only generics run out. I am using brand only. What do you think?
It's just reality. No woman wants to go without her HRT if she's on it. But, it's important to know that it could happen. Any brand can run out. It actually happens from time to time even without the Coronavirus.
@@MenopauseTaylor yikes!
I remember a women who lived on my childhood street that had osteoporosis so bad, that she would roll over in bed and break a bone.
Exactly. That's precisely how the fractures due to osteoporosis occur. Ask a woman who has fractured her spine how she fractured her spine, and she will either not know or she'll say she coughed or sneezed.
This is why I am so dogmatic about making sure you understand how this disease works and how to avoid its devastating effects.
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Osteoporosis is a silent disease. Yikes!
Exactly! And most women don't know this.