Bioidentical Hormone Therapy Naturopaths in 44022

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Bluett Integrative Health, LLC
Naturopath, BSc, NMD
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Dr. Bluett is noted as "The Health Detective." She finds connections among your hormones (cortisol, adrenaline, thyroid, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, insulin and many more). Dr B assessesGenetic conditions; Immune imbalances; Digestive imbalances; Behavioral conditions and Nutritional imbalances. Dr B finds the ROOT of your medical concerns by putting the pieces of the puzzle together, thereby empowering the body to heal itself. She utilizes the least invasive techniques, including a comprehensive intake, lab work, supplements, hormones, exercise, physical therapy and personalized nutrition plans. Dr B integrates practical health. Her determination and passion for integrative medicine has been genuinely achieved.
Dr. Bluett is noted as "The Health Detective." She finds connections among your hormones (cortisol, adrenaline, thyroid, estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, insulin and many more). Dr B assessesGenetic conditions; Immune imbalances; Digestive imbalances; Behavioral conditions and Nutritional imbalances. Dr B finds the ROOT of your medical concerns by putting the pieces of the puzzle together, thereby empowering the body to heal itself. She utilizes the least invasive techniques, including a comprehensive intake, lab work, supplements, hormones, exercise, physical therapy and personalized nutrition plans. Dr B integrates practical health. Her determination and passion for integrative medicine has been genuinely achieved.
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Bioidentical Hormone Therapy Naturopaths
What is bioidentical hormone therapy?
Bioidentical hormone therapy refers to a specific type of hormone therapy used to supplement the body’s natural hormone levels. It is most commonly employed to treat menopausal symptoms in older women—such as hot flashes and sleep disturbances—that arise from a decline in the ovarian hormone estrogen during menopause. The replacement of estrogen in these cases is typically achieved through oral medications or transdermal patches, which can help alleviate symptoms by regulating the body’s hormonal levels. In bioidentical hormone therapy, the goal is similar: to regulate hormones effectively. However, this approach utilizes “bioidentical” substances that mimic naturally occurring hormones due to their similar chemical structures and are usually derived from plants. Examples of bioidentical hormones include estradiol and micronized progesterone. Unfortunately, while many believe that bioidentical hormones are more effective due to their “natural” origins, there is limited evidence to suggest they are safer than traditional hormone therapy. In fact, due to the less regulated nature of many naturopathic supplements—including those used in bioidentical hormone therapy—clients should always consult with a qualified physician to ensure that their chosen hormone replacement therapy is both effective and safe.