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Fred- Testimonial after bio-identical hormone replacement therapy Testimonial from our client about his life after being on bio-identical hormone replacement therapy. By: Shayna Payne … Continue reading →

Nancy- Testimonial after Bio-identical hormone replacement therapy Client testimonial of her experience after being on bio-identical hormone replacement therapy. By: Shayna Payne … Continue reading →

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An Associated Press report cites anonymous Pentagon officials who claim that the WikiLeaks source has been cleared for transfer, and will receive hormone therapy. A portrait of Chelsea Manning as she sees herself, created by Alicia Neal. Earlier today, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel reportedly approved an Army request to develop a plan to transfer transgender prisonerChelsea Manningfrom a military prison to a civilian facility so that she can begin hormone replacement therapy, according to the Associated Press. But Manning's attorney was highly skeptical of the legitimacy of the AP's report, which only cited "anonymous Pentagon officials." Coombsreleased a statementWednesday afternoon accusing the Pentagon of "strategically leaking" this story to the AP as a way to "pressure Chelsea into dropping her request for needed treatment under the artificial guise of concern for her medical needs." Coombs went on to accuse the military of transphobia, writing, "Rather than deal with the reality that transgender persons are currently serving in the military, the military would seek to pawn off any responsibility for these individuals to other entities." "Whether the Pentagon likes it or not, Chelsea is a military service member and responsibility for her falls on the military," said Coombs. "Although a … Continue reading →

An Associated Press report cites anonymous Pentagon officials who claim that the WikiLeaks source has been cleared for transfer, and will receive hormone therapy. A portrait of Chelsea Manning as she sees herself, created by Alicia Neal. Earlier today, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel reportedly approved an Army request to develop a plan to transfer transgender prisonerChelsea Manningfrom a military prison to a civilian facility so that she can begin hormone replacement therapy, according to the Associated Press. But Manning's attorney was highly skeptical of the legitimacy of the AP's report, which only cited "anonymous Pentagon officials." Coombsreleased a statementWednesday afternoon accusing the Pentagon of "strategically leaking" this story to the AP as a way to "pressure Chelsea into dropping her request for needed treatment under the artificial guise of concern for her medical needs." Coombs went on to accuse the military of transphobia, writing, "Rather than deal with the reality that transgender persons are currently serving in the military, the military would seek to pawn off any responsibility for these individuals to other entities." "Whether the Pentagon likes it or not, Chelsea is a military service member and responsibility for her falls on the military," said Coombs. "Although a … Continue reading →

An Associated Press report cites anonymous Pentagon officials who claim that the WikiLeaks source has been cleared for transfer, and will receive hormone therapy. A portrait of Chelsea Manning as she sees herself, created by Alicia Neal. Earlier today, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel reportedly approved an Army request to develop a plan to transfer transgender prisonerChelsea Manningfrom a military prison to a civilian facility so that she can begin hormone replacement therapy, according to the Associated Press. But Manning's attorney was highly skeptical of the legitimacy of the AP's report, which only cited "anonymous Pentagon officials." Coombsreleased a statementWednesday afternoon accusing the Pentagon of "strategically leaking" this story to the AP as a way to "pressure Chelsea into dropping her request for needed treatment under the artificial guise of concern for her medical needs." Coombs went on to accuse the military of transphobia, writing, "Rather than deal with the reality that transgender persons are currently serving in the military, the military would seek to pawn off any responsibility for these individuals to other entities." "Whether the Pentagon likes it or not, Chelsea is a military service member and responsibility for her falls on the military," said Coombs. "Although a … Continue reading →

JEDDAH The Associated Press on Wednesday reported that defense officials were trying to transfer Chelsea Manning, who seeks to live as a woman, to a civilian prison to facilitate that treatment. Defense officials said that one option under consideration was transferring Manning to a civilian prison. Manning is serving her sentence in all-male detention facilities at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kan. Last year, Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for providing more than 700,000 documents, videos, diplomatic cables and battlefield accounts to WikiLeaks in the biggest breach of classified materials in U.S. history. Manning worked as an intelligence analyst in Baghdad when she gave WikiLeaks the government material, which also included a 2007 video of a U.S. Apcache helicopter firing at suspected militants in Baghdad, killing two Reuters employees. Read the original: Chelsea Manning might be moved to civilian prison … Continue reading →

Testosterone-replacement therapy may increase risk of brain damage in Caucasian men. That was the conclusion of a recent study published in the Journal of Alzheimers Disease, which evaluated the influence of oxidative stress on testosterones typically protective effects. Usually, testosterone helps protect the brain against factors that can cause dementia or Alzheimers disease, including free radicals, which can damage brain cells, affecting memory and cognitive skills. But in men already suffering from oxidative stress, an excess of testosteronewhich can occur when taking testosterone-replacement therapycan actually make the situation worse. Studies Link Testosterone Therapy to Cardiovascular Risk In January 2014, the FDA released a safety communication stating that they were investigating testosterone replacement therapy and its potential to increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, and death. They based the communication on the results of two studies that suggested the therapy increased risk of adverse cardiovascular events in men. The first study was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) in November 2013. Men who received testosterone treatment had a 30 percent increased risk of stroke, heart attack and death, compared to those who had not received the therapy. The second study was published in PLOS One in … Continue reading →

Promoting lifestyle changes will reduce risk of breast cancer May 12, 2014 Promoting lifestyle changes to reduce obesity, promote regular physical activity, reduce hormone replacement therapy use and avoid high alcohol intake are the most important strategies to reduce the risk of breast cancer in New Zealand, University of Canterbury researchers say. The number of women diagnosed with breast cancer will increase because of the increasing number of older people and increasing size of our population, the University of Canterburys School of Health Sciences researchers James Hayes and Professor Ann Richardson say. New Zealand has among the highest rates of breast cancer in the world. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among New Zealand women and the second most common cause of cancer death in women, with over 2700 women diagnosed with breast cancer and over 600 women dying from it each year. ``Important modifiable lifestyle risk factors for breast cancer include alcohol, lack of physical activity, obesity, and hormone replacement therapy (HRT). The most important risk factor for female breast cancer is age. Similar findings have been reported for breast cancer in the United States and Germany, Hayes says. ``A strategy to promote regular physical activity and reduce … Continue reading →