Women's Hormone Replacement Therapy

          Hormones act as the body's chemical messengers, influencing everything from body composition to cognitive function by transmitting vital information that coordinates our body's vital processes. 

• As women enter perimenopause and menopause, declining hormone levels can trigger significant physical and emotional changes. This transition can begin as early as age 35, with perimenopause lasting several years before menopause officially marks the end of reproductive years. 
• Rather than a steady decline, hormonal fluctuations during this time can cause a wide range of symptoms, as the brain attempts to restore balance by signaling the body to produce more hormones—leading to unpredictable shifts from person to person.