The REPLENISH study, published in 2017, evaluated a new oral formulation combining estradiol and natural progesterone in a single gelatin capsule for the management of menopausal symptoms. It…
Read summaryLong-term research following thousands of women has shown that those who use oestrogen therapy after the menopause tend to live longer than those who do not. The most…
Read summaryOestrogen is vital for brain health, supporting blood flow, reducing inflammation and helping nerve cells communicate effectively. As levels fall during the menopausal transition, many women notice changes…
Read summaryThis study showed that the timing of starting oestrogen therapy matters. Women who began treatment within the first few years after menopause experienced a slowing of artery thickening,…
Read summaryThis study followed women using a daily combination of body-identical oestradiol and progesterone for one year. The results showed clear improvement in menopausal symptoms, better cholesterol profiles and…
Read summaryThis study demonstrated that natural female hormones can help protect arteries by reducing the accumulation of fatty deposits that lead to the hardening and narrowing of blood vessels.…
Read summaryA large retrospective study from Switzerland and the United States, involving women aged 40 to 89, found no increased risk of blood clots in those using oral oestrogen…
Read summaryThis study examined men and women aged 40 to 70 who received a daily dose of DHEA for six months. Restoring DHEA to more youthful levels resulted in…
Read summaryThis study looked at people with hypothyroidism who still felt unwell despite taking standard thyroxine (T4). It found that adding a small amount of T3 to their treatment…
Read summaryA study from the University of Western Australia looked at men aged 71 to 89 and found that those with clinically significant depression were much more likely to…
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