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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2023 · 56 MIN

RICKY BRANDON: WHYYOU SHOLD GET YOUR HORMONES TESTED: EP. 151

from THE EXPLODING HUMAN with Bob Nickman · host Bob Nickman

RICKY BRANDON of Hormone Balance Centers www.hormonebalancecenters.com, talks about the importance of balanced hormones for optimal health, energy, mood and sexual function. He explains how hormones are meant to work in our bodies and the issues people encounter when one or more hormone levels need to be adjusted. Many conditions such as depression, weight gain, lethargy, sexual dysfunction may be caused by low or high hormone levels. Even diabetes and osteoporosis symproms can be mitigated with proper diet and hormnce balancing. Ricky discusses both men's and women's issues, recounting many success stories over decades working in this field, as well as dispelling myths and falsehoods around hormones.  We also talk about some specifics of my own lab tests on testoserone, thyroid and DHEA levels and how the corporate medical establishiment determines the ranges of acceptability and insurancepayment. A super informative talk for all!  Make sure to get a free copy of Ricky's book at www.freehormonebook.com to find out more

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