Natural Life News • May–June 2017 Life Enhancement with Dr. Michael Lang, ND, ABHRT Testosterone is a hormone normally associated with men, but is also found in women. Testosterone is a hormone secreted by the adrenal glands, testes and ovaries. It contributes to muscle mass, strength, and endurance, decreased fat, increased exercise tolerance, … Read more
Natural Life News • July–August 2017 Life Enhancement with Dr. Michael Lang, ND, ABHRT Testosterone for women has many known and well-researched benefits. Just like men, testosterone will increase the muscle mass and strength in a women. It will increase body sculpting without the huge bulking up that men get. As testosterone is the … Read more
Natural Life News • Sept–Oct 2017 Life Enhancement with Dr. Michael Lang, ND, ABHRT A deficiency of estrogen only develops post menopause, when a women stops menstruating and therefore stops producing estrogen. Estrogen is not for use in premenopausal women! Indications for need of estrogen include urogenital atrophy, incontinence, sagging skin and breasts, … Read more
Natural Life News • Nov–Dec 2017 Life Enhancement with Dr. Michael Lang, ND, ABHRT Thyroid hormone is a metabolic hormone secreted by the thyroid gland. It regulates body temperature (warmth), metabolism (energy), and cerebral function (mental clarity, prevents cognitive impairment). It increases fat breakdown (weight loss), protects against heart disease (lowers cholesterol, enhances … Read more
Natural Life News • Mar–Apr 2018 Life Enhancement with Dr. Michael Lang, ND, ABHRT What is Alzheimer’s Disease (AD)? AD is common form of dementia believed to be caused by changes in the brain, usually beginning in late middle age, characterized by memory lapses, confusion, emotional instability, and progressive loss of mental ability. … Read more
Natural Life News • Jan–Feb 2018 Life Enhancement with Dr. Michael Lang, ND, ABHRT Feel like you’re losing the spark? It could be due to age-related hormone decline! One model of aging addresses the declining levels of hormones over time, along with the declining sensitivity of the related receptors to those hormones. Hormones … Read more