Estrogen therapy at the right time can greatly improve a woman's quality of life by minimizing symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, insomnia, brain fog and weight gain.
But, many women are worried about side effects of estrogen therapy, including an increased risk of cancer, blood clots and heart disease.
That's why every woman should hear about the groundbreaking research in the new book, The Estrogen Window, written by Mache Seibel, MD. Dr. Seibel is one of the foremost leading experts on women’s wellness and menopause.
Hormone therapy isn't right for every woman, and your window eventually closes. This book can help eliminate your confusion, calm your fears, and help you make the right decision with your doctor.
Listen in as Dr. Seibel joins Dr. Roizen to discuss this very important topic.
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Mache Seibel, MD, is one of the foremost leading experts on women’s health and menopause. A graduate of the University of Texas Medical School, he served on the Harvard Medical School faculty for 20 years. He is the editor of My Menopause magazine, which won a 2013 Web Health Award, and he is also the recipient of the Media Award from the North American Menopause Society. Dr. Seibel contributes to the the Huffington Post, and has appeared on Today, Inside Edition, and PBS. His latest book, The Estrogen Window, was released in April 2016. He lives in Boston.
Mache Seibel, MD
Mache Seibel, MD, is one of the foremost leading experts on women’s health and menopause. A graduate of the University of Texas Medical School, he served on the Harvard Medical School faculty for 20 years. He is the editor of My Menopause magazine, which won a 2013 Web Health Award, and he is also the recipient of the Media Award from the North American Menopause Society. Dr. Seibel contributes to the the Huffington Post, and has appeared on Today, Inside Edition, and PBS. His latest book, The Estrogen Window, was released in April 2016. He lives in Boston. Tagged under