The Secret Female Hormone: How Testosterone Replacement Can Change Your Life

The best book relating to testosterone as well as estrogen and progesterone. It contains information that I could not obtain in any other book. Thank you to the authors for writing it. I also ordered a different testosterone book that was pure milk toast. Pick this one and you won’t be disappointed!

Doctors have ignored women’s hormone health for decades this book shines a light on it . Women don’t need to suffer through hormonal changes hot flashes and depression. Men get handed testosterone at request but women also need it as part of a proper hormone replacement therapy.

The revolutionary book about testostetone for women. Many women wonder why replacing estradiol and progesterone does not enhance libido. The answer is the third hormone testosterone. The author outlines the benefits to supplementing this hormone. I myself use testosterone and can vouch for the benefits of using it.There are scare stories about women who use testosterone and this book de bunks the nonsense. Female health has never had priority after the fertile years but any woman wishing to take charge of her destiny should read this book and check Professor John Studd and she should draw her own conclusions.My only gripe is the focus on implants rather than gel. Implants are difficult to obtain in the UK abd women often use gel designed for men in smaller doses.However this confidence boosting naturally occurring hormone deserves its own book and the author is a doctor I would consult if I lived in the states.The arguements against hormone supplementing inevitably come back to the aging naturally - fine if you don't object to diseases triggered by menopause. However society treats naturally decaying teeth so ehy not hormone supplementation?Read this book and others before having your decision made by NHS cost managers.

Must read for all women! Easy to follow. A little repetitive at times but truly valuable information at a time when it's difficult to find anything pertinent to women who are entering or are about to enter menopause. I followed Dr Maupin's advice and after trying creams with no success, I found a Dr who does the pellets. I now have one small testosterone and estrogen each planted under the surface of my hip and I can definitely say that all the hot flashes that were occurring more and more frequently stopped after about a week. Also, the exhaustion I was feeling that had penetrated my bones went away and my libido has found its way back. Even if these were the only things I noticed that ever returned, it would be totally worth it. I hope that more and more medical professionals change their antiquated thinking towards women's health and aging issues and expand upon the research Dr Maupin has started. It says a lot about our society that she is in the very small minority of health care practitioners who are diligently leading the way towards more progressive treatment and understanding of these issues. I would hope that the NIH might sponsor a new and more credible women's health study sometime soon that supports the findings of Dr Maupin and others so that there can be a legitimate guideline and standard of care for all women to follow.

I know it makes sense, but my doctor doesn't think it is necessary. After my hysterectomy, my consultant recommended Testosterone implants,which I had until I moved to Wimborne, where my doctor did not want to know about it. He is young and has not been taught about it???He said I read too much??? Can't someone have a word with the British Medical Council - or whoever it concerns - please help!