Osteoporosis

Hormones are biologically identical.

There are the natural hormones that our body produces every day and there are foreign hormones that the drug companies make. Taking hormones can help the thyroid gland, hot flashes, better sleep and have stronger bones.

Bio identical hormones are extracts derived from natural sources such as Mexican sweet potato, or soy. They are made in the lab to be the same exact hormones that the body produces. This treatment restores the original hormones of the body, female and male hormones, the adrenal gland, and the thyroid gland.

Treatment with biologically identical hormones can treat PMS, infertility, lack of sexual desire, hot flashes, vaginal dryness, changes in mood, fibromyalgia and bone loss.

How do the hormones in the body affect the bones? Estrogen helps the bones to prevent the breaking down quickly, suppressing osteoclasts. 

Progesterone helps build bones by stimulating osteoblasts. During monthly ovulation, progesterone is secreted, which builds bone. During menopause – no ovulation, but the adrenal glands can produce progesterone, if the adrenals are healthy and not over stressed.

The adrenal glands secrete cortisol  –  known as a steroid hormone.

During stress, the body will secrete a lot of cortisol, and this will cause the body to break down bone faster.

What helps the adrenals is to reduce stress, good sleep, sugar levels balanced, without coffee and without sugar. Nutritional supplements such as magnesium, zinc and herbs such as ginseng.

Digestive System

If there is a large bacterial growth, candida, parasites, gluten sensitivity (without celiac disease), lack of enzymes there can be symptoms such as bloating, gas, abdominal pain and discomfort in digestion – all these do not give room for the absorption of substances.

Building of the bones

You can take many hormones and drugs, but first, the digestive system needs to work properly to absorb bone building materials. In the clinic, you can perform a saliva and stool test that is sent for analysis in a laboratory in the USA. The results obtained give an indication of the active hormones in the body, and the condition of the digestive system in terms of digestive  enzymes, parasites and food sensitivities. In addition, the clinic provides nutritional supplements and naturopathic advice to maintain the health of the digestive system.

Pellet treatment for osteoporosis

The pellet contains testosterone (a hormone found in high amounts in men  and in small amounts in women, supports fertility, hair growth, energy and bone health). The Treatment procedure is simple and effective, by a pill that is inserted under the skin and dissolves slowly according to the needs of the body. It gives vitality, sharpness of  muscle tone and builds bone.

The pellet treatment has existed in the world since 1939. Of course, it is necessary, in addition to the pellet treatment, to emphasize nutrition, sports and nutritional supplements.

Bioidentical hormone therapy – in cases of a decreased hormone levels, such that occurs during menopause, in the form of creams, pills or pellet therapy – can help maintain bone health and help rebuild strong bones!

Pellet treatment is not suitable for pregnant women, or men trying to bring children into the world. Men with prostate cancer, women with a  history of breast cancer, need their Oncologists approval for pellet therapy.

Nutrition recommendations – Eat a lot of basic vegetables such as green and orange vegetables, consume a lot of ground calcium from whole sesame seeds, dried figs and legumes, consume daily nuts and unroasted almonds. In the clinic you can get a comprehensive naturopathic consultation for osteoporosis.

Other important highlights –  sports, good sleep, taking vitamin D, magnesium and taking a calcium supplement as needed. Consult before starting to use vitamins and minerals.

A healthy lifestyle – with an emphasis on a diet based on non-acidic foods, full of calcium and vegetables, physical activity which includes bone resistance, normal body weight, avoiding smoking and alcohol consumption.

Regular tests – it is recommended that menopausal women and men over 50 undergo bone density tests and blood tests regularly.