Bioidentical Hormone Therapy Symposium
The second bioidentical hormone replacement therapy symposium will be presented by TruBalance Healthcare Inc. this September 25th in Toronto. This is the most comprehensive educational series for medical professionals and health care providers on the subject of hormonal dysfunction and aging for men and women. This will be the second time this year for a bioidentical educational symposium sponsored by TruBalance Healthcare Inc. in this city.
Hormonal dysfunction and imbalance can present such symptoms as hot flashes, night sweats, weight gain, memory loss, andropause, menopause, osteoporosis, frequent urination, high blood pressure, bloating, infertility, vaginal dryness, loss of libido, migraines, depression, abdominal fat gain, sore breasts, hypothyroidism, varicose veins and a host of other symptoms which can markedly decrease the quality of life for a patient.
The keynote speakers feature Dr. Mark L. Gordon, M.D., FAAFP, founder and medical director of Millennium Healthcare Centers, Encino, California and Dr. Sangeeta Pati, FACOG, founder and director of the Sajune Medical Center in Orlando, Florida. This will take place at the Hyatt Park Hotel at 4 Avenue Road in Toronto in the Bedford Park Room. There is limited seating available and it is advised that you book early and save $125 in fees. Total cost for the day is $899, add an additional staff member for $799. There is limited seating; breakfast and lunch will be provided.
This full day educational symposium agenda covers the following topics:
A Comprehensive Application for Treating Adult
Hormone Deficiencies
Utilizing Advanced Testing Protocols
What are Bio-Identical Hormones and How are They Different from Synthetic Hormones?
How to Treat Menopause & Perimenopause
Correct Dosing Protocols for Proper Hormone Optimization
Estrogen, Progesterone, DHEA & Pregnanolone Deficiencies
The Psychological Impact of Deficiencies
How to Treat Thyroid & Adrenal Imbalances
Andropause – Treating the Adult Male & How Get the Edge Back
Erectile Dysfunction – Low Libido
Discover why Testosterone Levels are Crucial for Sexual Functioning
Iodine Treatments for Females
The Symposium will also provide an extensive Q & A with the Doctors/Educators and will present various case studies on Female/Male Hormone Replacement. This Bioidentical Hormone Therapy Symposium will present a unique opportunity to network with leading physicians.
The Bioidentical Hormone Therapy Symposium is an educational symposium provided for medical doctors, healthcare practitioners, naturopathic doctors, doctor of osteopathic medicine (D.O.), general practitioners, endocrinologists, internists, geriatricians, psychiatrists, OB/GYN, plastic surgeons, sports doctors, dermatologists, anti-aging specialists, nurse practitioners, physicians’ assistants, homeopathic doctors, and cardiologists. The symposium is only open to the professional medical community.
Thanks for the great resource. May I only add a few natural treatments I saw on the internet: natural progesterone cream, soy, vitamin E and herbs like black cohosh, dong quai and promensil seem to ease the menopause symptoms.
Sarah, there’s an article today on CNN that says that research shows that soy does not help osteoporosis or cure hot flashes. It’s still hormones and bio-identical hormones are best. Also, you need to get a prescription from a doctor for natural progesterone cream. It would be great if natural supplements helped menopause symptoms, but most women don’t find that effective. I quote:
“Middle-aged women searching for a safe alternative to hormone therapy to prevent bone loss and ease the symptoms of menopause are in for another letdown.
The latest in a series of disappointing studies finds that soy supplements, an increasingly popular substitute for hormone therapy, do not stave off hot flashes, night sweats, and other uncomfortable menopausal symptoms…” link: http://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/08/08/soy.bone.loss.flashes/index.html?hpt=he_c2