Hormone balance is necessary if you age gracefully, and when an imbalance occurs, throwing it all off may be necessary to treat this hormone deficiency. Bioidentical hormone pellet therapy is a very effective method for treatment, and it also has very few disadvantages.
In bioidentical hormone therapy, tiny pellets are implanted under the skin where they can slowly release their powerful medicine over the duration of about three to four months. The pellets that are used are plant-based and are completely natural, and are actually made from wild yam.
The formulation of the medicine is identical to the hormones that your body creates. Seventy years of research have proven that pellet therapy delivers consistent levels of hormones, and this consistent dosing has been shown to improve and maintain bone density.
Pellets actually bypass the liver, so you don’t end up with clotting or negative results affecting blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol, or liver function. The pellets used by Dallas Anti-Aging & Wellness come from a trusted leader in the pharmacy industry, which is an FDA-regulated manufacturing facility.
You should consider pellet treatment from Dallas Anti-Aging & Wellness for a few reasons:
- The quality of the bioidentical pellets is very high.
- The price remains the same regardless of how many pellets you use.
- You get an unlimited amount of visits to your doctor.
- You get an included wellness exam for up to 60 minutes.
- You get a wellness lab panel that includes up to over 15 tests.
- There is no extra cost if you use anti-estrogen pellets.
- You get an injection of testosterone after pellet insertion if you’re a man.
- Dosage is decided based on your symptoms and body mass index (BMI).
- The goal is to get your hormone levels at the optimal range.
- Labs are run initially and 45 days before your next insertion.
There are so many good reasons to go with Dallas Anti-Aging & Wellness. You will be in very good hands, and your health is always of the utmost priority.
Call us today to make an appointment.
