Are your hormones out of balance? If so you may experience some of
the following:

• Aching joints and muscles, • Allergy symptoms, • Breast tenderness,
• Chronic fatigue, • Cold or tingling hands and feet, • Craving
sweets, caffeine, carbohydrates, • Depression, anxiety, • Dizziness,
lightheadedness, • Dry, thin, or wrinkly skin, • Endometriosis, •
Facial hair growth, • Fibrocystic breasts, • Hair loss, thinning hair,
• Headaches, migraines, • Heart palpitations, • Heavy or light
periods, • Hot flashes, • Incontinence, • Irregular periods, •
Irritability, inability to handle stress, • Lack of concentration,
foggy, fuzzy thinking, • Leg cramps, • Low metabolism, • Lower sex
drive, loss of sex drive, • Menstrual cramping, • Morning
sluggishness, • Mood swings, • Memory lapses, • Night sweats, •
Osteoporosis, • PMS, • Ringing, buzzing in ears, • Sleep disturbances,
insomnia, • Spotting, light bleeding, • Symptoms of hypothyroidism
with normal T3 and T4, • Unstable blood sugar, • Urinary tract
infections, • Uterine fibroids, • Vaginal dryness, • Water retention,
• Weight gain, especially in hips, waist and stomach, • Yeast
infections,

The two female hormones - estrogen and progesterone - exist in a
delicate balance. Variations in that balance can have a dramatic
effect on your health, resulting in a female hormone imbalance
symptom.

Find out about hormone imbalance and how compounding may help:

http://www.bhrt-resource.com/index.htm