A woman's' body goes through many phases in her lifetime. Menopause is one of our natural progressions as a woman. Menopause should be a time of celebrating womanhood, not a time of discomfort and illness. 

As women approach and pass through menopause, their bodies produce much lower amounts of estrogens, progesterone, androgens, and other hormones causing symptoms ranging from mild discomfort to serious, debilitating and long-term illness. Osteoporosis, heart disease, endometriosis, PMS, pre-menopause symptoms, weight gain, low libido, fibrocystic breasts, most women will experience these or other hormone related problems. Replacement of some or all of these hormones that the body has produced throughout life is often necessary. 

Today, millions of women concerned about the affects of aging must decide whether or not to undergo traditional synthetic hormone replacement therapy and suffer its side effects and increased risks of cancer. As we consider the benefit to risk ratio, we must take into account new evidence and ongoing research about natural alternatives to traditional HRT therapy.  

What is Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)? 

Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) means that the chemical makeup of the replacement hormone is the same as what the human body produces. These natural hormones made from plants, which contain precursor molecules that the body can chemically process into a variety of bio-identical hormones. Your body recognizes and processes these phytochemicals as food and nourishment, sending it throughout the body, converting it to necessary hormones, vitamins, nutrients, and antioxidants. These natural hormones are almost entirely without the side effect risks of the synthetic or semi-synthetic HRT drugs.  

T. J. Clark's Natural HRT is formulated with Protykin® trans-reseratrol a powerful new plant estrogen (phytoestrogen) and soy isoflavone with no known negative side effects which are normally associated with traditional hormone replacement therapies.

Women are no longer willing to accept the risks associated with synthetic hormones, and are searching for safer alternatives. An estimated two million women are now benefiting from natural "plant-derived bio-identical" estrogens and progesterone.  

If you are approaching menopause.

If you are approaching menopause, and are considering hormone replacement therapies, talk to your health care provider and learn about menopause and the treatments available in order to make an informed decision about the best alternative for your body. Education is extremely important.