Estrogen: Guide for Women to Have More Energy, Increase Libido, and Deal with the Menopause

Estrogen: Guide for Women to Have More Energy, Increase Libido, and Deal with the Menopause
ISBN-10
1983182354
ISBN-13
9781983182358
Series
Estrogen
Category
Health & Fitness
Pages
44
Language
English
Published
2018-06-15
Publisher
Independently Published
Author
Quinn Spencer

Description

Would it help to understand your female hormones better? Estrogen, along with two other hormones, greatly affects fertility, blood pressure, temperature, the reproductive system, emotions, and sexual desires. When you think about it for a moment, it is unbelievable that billions of women go through life with all these fluctuating hormones in their bodies without ever coming to an understanding of what they do to them. They may find themselves having mood swings, hot flashes, or get a burst of lust without realizing where those things are coming from or how to control them. Understanding estrogen is crucial, and men would also greatly benefit from understanding the women they work with, including their own mothers, daughters, or wives. What if you could influence your estrogen levels, so that you could be more in control, minimize negative symptoms or sudden urges and emotions, or understand yourself better (and therefore, blame yourself less for mistakes you make)? Wouldn't this change your life? In this clear, concise guide to understanding the impact and effects of estrogen levels, you will learn more about essential subtopics, such as: The main ways how estrogen affects your body, your other hormones, your health, and your emotions. Important facts about male and female fertility (and infertility). The reason why estrogen dominance can speed up the aging process. Crucial foods that help reduce estrogen dominance. What you should know about the menopause, and how to handle it the best way. How to prevent hair loss and breast cancer by avoiding chemical estrogens. How to increase women's desire for sex significantly. Knowing about estrogen and what it does, is huge! Everyone should learn more about it, and yet, so many people don't. Get smarter. Learn more about yourself and others. This hormone is flowing through your body. It is part of who you are. It would be better for you to understand what is going on inside of you. Add this book to your cart. You won't regret it.

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