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"So easy to treat and it's so poorly treated, and that's a tragedy," the words of our guest Professor John Studd about the Menopause. What are the common symptoms of the menopause and what causes them? Professor Studd treats us to enlightening research on the functioning of hormones Oestrogen, Testosterone and Progesterone during the Menopause that can trigger certain symptoms such as hot flushes and vaginal dryness.London PMS and Menopause Clinic & Osteoporosis Screening CentreAddress: 46 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 8SDPhone: 020 7486 0497 Website: https://www.londonpmsandmenopause.co.ukThanks to Ben Talbot for production support and conversation editing.

"Too long we have focused on the side effects of HRT and forgotten the harm we are causing women by not treating," said by our guest Doctor Neale Watson at the London PMS and Menopause Clinic. Neale explores how hormones such as Oestrogen has an important role in ensuring proper functioning of the body including the effects on the brain, the heart and the bones. With the proper treatment, women can live a healthier and happier life as Neale explains. London PMS and Menopause Clinic & Osteoporosis Screening CentreAddress: 46 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 8SDPhone: 020 7486 0497 Website: https://www.londonpmsandmenopause.co.ukThanks to Ben Talbot-Imber for production support and conversation editing.

The explanation and treatments of PMS. Many women suffer with symptoms of PMS and feel they have to live with these negative effects all their lives, but this is not the case. Professor John Studd explains what happens inside women's bodies when PMS occurs and also offers different treatments of stopping PMS symptoms. London PMS and Menopause Clinic & Osteoporosis Screening CentreAddress: 46 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 8SDPhone: 020 7486 0497 Website: https://www.londonpmsandmenopause.co.ukThanks to Ben Talbot-Imber for production support and conversation editing.

Professor John Studd explains the relationship between bones and hormones and how HRT can reduce low bone density. In this episode we find out what osteoporosis is, who it effects and what you can do to avoid bone fractures. London PMS and Menopause Clinic & Osteoporosis Screening CentreAddress: 46 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 8SDPhone: 020 7486 0497 Website: https://www.londonpmsandmenopause.co.ukThanks to Ben Talbot-Imber for production support and conversation editing.

We have three hormones in our bodies that are responsible for different effects in and outside of our bodies. HRT supplements these hormones to create a positive, healthy balance for every individual's needs. In this third episode we speak to Professor John Studd about the role of oestrogen, testosterone and progesterone. London PMS and Menopause Clinic Address: 46 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 8SDPhone: 020 7486 0497 Website: https://www.londonpmsandmenopause.co.ukThanks to Ben Talbot-Imber for production support and conversation editing.

How are our hormones linked to depression? Do women experience depression the same way as men do? Join this second episode of HRT Is Good For You as we speak to Professor John Studd about hormones and depression, and how even some women diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder may actually need a second opinion from a gynaecologist after all. This podcast is powered by the London PMS and Menopause Clinic and hosted by Chloe Russell. London PMS and Menopause Clinic Address: 46 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 8SDPhone: 020 7486 0497 Website: https://www.londonpmsandmenopause.co.ukThanks to Ben Talbot-Imber for production support and conversation editing.

Hello and a warm welcome to this new podcast on Hormone Replacement Therapy! On today’s episode we talk with Professor John Studd about his research on ten good reasons to be happy about taking HRT. This podcast is affiliated with London PMS and Menopause Clinic and is hosted by Chloe Russell. London PMS and Menopause Clinic Address: 46 Wimpole Street, Marylebone, London, W1G 8SDPhone: 020 7486 0497 Website: https://www.londonpmsandmenopause.co.ukThanks to Ben Talbot-Imber for production support and conversation editing.