Chronic Fatique Syndrome ~ What is It?
In the past many doctors considered Chronic Fatique Syndrome a waste basket health diagnosis. That is, when no specific medical explanation for the fatigue could be made, it would be labeled chronic fatigue syndrome. Today, it is theorized that viral infections such as Epstein-Barr as well as others may affect the ovary, adrenal or thyroid. Low levels of testosterone are often found in this condition as well. Replenishing testosterone in addition to traditional treatment may further improve the quality of living.
Osteoporosis
Osteoporosis is known as the silent disease. At present, 10 million Americans have it and are at risk for fractures and chronic pain. Each year 300,000 people fracture a hip and 20% of these people will die as a result of complications from this hip fracture. Fosamax and Actonel are excellent medications used to aid in the development of new strong bone. The oldest treatment for this condition, however, is estrogen hormone replacement therapy. No safer estrogen is around other than bioidentical estradiol.
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