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What things can i do to keep my hair as healthy as possible if i'm experiencing hair loss due to menopause. supplements and lifestyle changes?
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BHRT estradiol: My professional advise is to seek out a doctor in your area that is well versed and knowledgeable about bio identical hormone replacement therapy. These products are available on prescription only, through compounding pharmacies. Estrogen affects skin and hair, testosterone fatigue and libido, and Progesterone is basically a "feel good" hormone which will help you to feel like yourself again.
Answered 6/30/2014
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