Also, please remind your readers to get informed before choosing a bioidentical doctor, as I have learned they do not all practice in the same way. First, people should make sure the doctor they choose is affiliated and trains with an accredited anti-aging institution. Furthermore, doctors can vary in the type of testing they do (from blood testing to saliva and urine), and the what they will test for (from a simple hormone panel, to looking at adrenal function, T3 and T4 conversion, human growth factor, etc).
In addition, hormonal balancing is an art that can only be perfected over time, so patients should be aware of their doctor’s level of experience in bioidenticals.
It may be tempting to go with a less expensive provider, however, especially in regard to testing, this is one area where you get what you pay for!

I am also looking for a female doctors who prescribe bioidentical hormones in Canada.

I notice the list on this site is out of date and/or inaccurate.

To sb4433,

If it takes a while to find informed doctors in New Brunswick, you don’t need to go on to anti-depressants and Premarin in the meantime.

A better option is almost bio-identical plant hormones. Find a doctor who at least knows about Prometrium (progesterone) and Estrace (estradiol).

I take 100 mg of Prometrium and 1 mg of Estrace every evening: no hot flushes, no more lethargy, no more overall not-quite-right symptoms, enough energy to workout each day (one hour/4.5 miles/approx. 470 calories) to fight middle-age midrift fat.

Having said that I would like to switch to biomedical identical hormones to feel and look even better.